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| commented answer | Security/safety of the sitters with new "report" cards? ... An interesting thought?? All these people working for rover and safety about a new feature is an.. Interesting thought!?! And it clearly provides WAY more info than a meet and greet. |
| commented answer | Security/safety of the sitters with new "report" cards? This was the reply... "In terms of safety concerns, that is an interesting thought. My thinking there is that it doesn't provide much more information than they'd already have when setting up a meet and greet, for example. As always, we suggest doing meet and greets to ensure that it is a good fit" |
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| asked a question | Security/safety of the sitters with new "report" cards? I have emailed rover's webinar address several times asking questions about the report cards after I participated in the webinar not to long ago and still have not gotten a response. I am very uncomfortable using the new feature without my questions being answered. I do doggy day care with multiple clients and, as I understand it, rover wants me to start the dog walks (notifying the client immediately with a text) whenever I go to walk them. Thus giving the client my exact whereabouts and routines. I have asked Rover what is required from the clients when they sign up (like a background check)..??? I feel this is a huge safety issue for the sitters, I don't know my clients beyond our dog chit chat and feel letting them know my exact location and routines could be dangerous. |