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| asked a question | Fishy requests from other sitters? Hi fellow sitters, I got a boarding request the other day, and after several messages to the requester she has not responded at all. This would not be terribly weird, except that I clicked on her profile and saw that she is a Rover sitter as well. Her profile is actually very thorough. Is it possible that she is making boarding requests to try to lower the booking scores of others in our area? Is this something that has happened to anyone else? I obviously don't have any proof that this is why she's not responding, but it is very fishy. I'm not really sure what to think, or what to do to make sure this doesn't happen again. Any advice is appreciated! |
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| commented answer | Dog-walking as a team of two? Thanks! I'd like to make a joint profile, but haven't seen any way to do this. How do I add a second individual to the profile? |
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| asked a question | Dog-walking as a team of two? Hi sitters, I'm new to this site and would like an opinion on something. My friend and I are planning to walk dogs as a two-person team. I like the idea of booking through Rover for the resources and cool features, but I also see that most profiles are individuals. What would you do in my situation? Should I look for a different website or make my own even though the Rover features are so cool? My main concerns are: -each profile only accommodates 1 background check -people might not pay the higher price for a team of two because they are comparing it with profiles of individual dog-walkers Any friendly opinions are appreciated! |