| commented answer | Has anyone has a potential client decide not to book because they found out something that was listed clearly on your profile and they didn't read it? I have had this happen countless times too and it's very frustrating, especially because then your Rover score gets dinged for Booking. I think there should be a way to account for this so it doesn't reflect badly on the sitter. |
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| asked a question | Should I tell the owners their dog ate two pairs of my shoes? The owners have only had this dog a short time and unforeseen circumstances necessitated them getting a sitter for this weekend. She's a rescue and fairly timid. She's had two accidents (throwing up and also peeing while laying down on our couch) that I'm definitely going to tell them about because they suggest bigger issues that need to be addressed, but she also tore up two pairs of my shoes. What would you do in this situation? Ask for reimbursement? Let it go? Thanks for your help on this... |