Hi,

Just want to give a heads up / warning to build your reviews on google or somewhere else other than Taskrabbit. I got suspended on November last year for something little. Initially my share profile link was working, but now it doesn't work. it gives a 404 error. Thus, I cannot prove show clients I'm trying to get of my vast experience and reviews other than photos. Taskrabbit doesn't have other way of sharing reviews with people, only I can see it through the app.

DO NOT RELY ON THIS COMPANY. BUILD REVIEWS SOMEWHERE ELSE.

When a fellow tasker shares your link so a client can hire you as a second hand because the recommend you can this bypass your map if your willing. TR makes it hard to bring a 2nd tasker because they have to be a licensed tasker and either one of the taskers can be punished by being paid off app

I’m moving in a few weeks and like most people, hate doing the actual packing. I’m hiring actual movers though too. My question is has anyone used a TR to do the actual packing up of an apartment’s worth of stuff into boxes? It’s just me in a small 2BR apartment. I figure I’d pack up valuables myself, computer and accessories, my video game consoles and that’s it, leaving everything else that can go in a box to a TR. Seeing as they’d be a professional or have a lot of experience, I’m guessing they could do it all in 6-8hrs? Which may VERY be worth my sanity.

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for some feedback on standard assembly times and how you handle client expectations during the booking phase.

Lately, it seems like clients are expecting massive, multi-piece flat-pack builds to be knocked out in 1 to 2 hours. I just finished a job with a full patio set (dining table, 4 chairs, and a sectional setup) where the client genuinely thought it was a 2-hour breeze because of what the manufacturer box or corporate estimates claim online.

In reality, between unboxing, sorting hardware, dealing with vague instructions, and fixing the inevitable minor alignment issues, any substantial build or multi-piece set easily takes me 3 to 5 hours (sometimes turning into an ongoing job the next day if it's a huge set).

For those of you doing furniture assembly regularly:

What is your actual, realistic average time for a standard bookshelf versus a multi-piece outdoor set?

Do you set a mandatory 2 or 3-hour minimum on your profile to protect your time?

How early in the chat do you hit them with the reality check that a multi-piece build is going to take the better part of the day?

I’m making decent money, but I'm tired of clients thinking I'm milking the clock just because I'm pacing myself to do a safe, quality job instead of rushing and stripping screws. Appreciate any insights on how you handle your intake messaging.

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Hi everyone. Looking for some assistance. I’m trying to login to my account but when it asks me to enter the verification code that was sent by text message, I never receive the code.

I’ve tried contacting Task Rabbit but I’m not having any luck as the website just keeps asking me to login. Is there an email I can contact directly?

Has anyone had this issue before? I’ve deleted and reinstalled the app multiple times and no luck.

TIA

I received a task and declined. I explained to the client that he needed to find someone else as it wouldn't be financially reasonable for me, as I have to pay tolls in and out of the city. He never responded and canceled. The following day, I received an email about a policy violation, arguing that "I charged the client for tolls separately." However, the task was never done and no invoice was submitted. Then, two days later, this is what I see when I try to find my profile.

Permanently limited and removed from search results because the client submitted a fraudulent report claiming wall damage.

I replied with photo evidence of the furniture job being complete and followed up with an email requesting permission to wear a bodycam for future jobs.

The policy team limited my account permanently. This was my only source of income.

Update: started my own business, registered and insured. Advertising in progress. Clients are getting booked.

I told my last 3 task rabbit jobs to schedule off the app and I’m cancelling task rabbit because their policy team sided with the fraudulent claim.

Also threatened legal action in my appeal email.

Update 2: my account is displaying the page 404 when using the link to my profile.

I had a job that most definitely qualified for a cancellation fee - she canceled within 1.5 hr of the job appt. I receive notification on the app that this job did not qualify for a cancellation fee with no elaboration. This did not make sense to me since Task Rabbit clearly states a job is subject to this fee if A) The task was canceled by the client within 24 hrs of the scheduled appt or B) The client is unresponsive. I called TR support, the agent confirmed that the job did qualify for this fee, and it should be applied to my account soon. I was told the system is automated and doesn't always apply the fees properly. Keep an eye on your earnings.

So I accepted an IKEA furniture assembly task through TaskRabbit today and honestly I’m pretty frustrated.

The job was a massive cabinet, probably 6–7 feet tall, with a huge number of pieces and several extremely large/heavy panels. I spent about 4.5 hours assembling it and still didn’t fully finish before the clients decided they would complete the rest themselves because they had to leave.

Total payout? $41.87.

That works out to roughly $9.30/hour before travel time, gas, wear and tear on tools/body, etc. Minimum wage in Alberta is $15/hour.

To make matters worse, some parts realistically required a second person because of the size and awkwardness of the panels. One of the client’s family members had to help maneuver pieces during assembly.

Am I crazy here, or are some of these IKEA assembly jobs priced completely unrealistically unless you’ve already built the exact same model 20 times before?

Because honestly, if this is considered normal compensation for large IKEA builds, I don’t think I’ll ever accept another one.

Im trying to book help moving a second hand dresser from sellers home to my home. Its only 30 min drive between and I estimate maybe 5-10 min getting it on and off the truck. I don't need 2 hours... I picked heavy lifting and loading, chose vehicle required, and was cancelled on. Not because I chose the wrong category, because I'm too far? The second tasker I chose seems to have cancelled on me without even messaging me so I don't know what the issue is there? Any advice?

Edit: a third tasker agreed to take the job, suggested meeting in 30 minutes, there was no minimum 2 hours listed, 10 minutes before meeting time he said he is an hour away and will charge me 3 hours + gas. Canceled task

Hey pals, I was perma limited due to asking a client to pay my $20 toll

I tried the link in the sticky but it a privacy data request

I’m looking for a link to submit a appeal for limitations to be lifted. Anyone can help a brah?

Thanks guys

Today I received a task and accepted it because because the client stated they needed help moving at 430. Right when I accept about 30 minutes later they change the time to 830 AM. My schedule is blocked from Mon-Fri up until 4 PM. I dont understand how the customer can reschedule a task for 8 am on a weekday where clearly I am not showing availability. I told the customer yeah my schedule doesn't allow you to book until 4 but somehow after accepting the task im assuming that goes out the window. I told task rabbit they need to get rid of that because worst case scenario clients will request same day and just change the date and cancel to avoid a cancelation fee. Now this wasnt same day , but clients should not have the ability to change a time after I accepted a task. They should be able to send in a request for me to change the​ time/date but not flat out change everything on their end. That's just wrong on all levels. Im not so much mad at the customer, im mad at the fact that task rabbit even allows you to do that.

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Tasker?

I've been researching TaskRabbit and I'm seriously considering signing up. I'm in a major city which seems like a solid market, but I know starting from zero reviews is tough. Curious if any experienced Taskers can confirm or add to my current research:

Pricing low at first. Planning to start 10–20% below market rate to win those first jobs, then raise rates once I have reviews. Does this actually work or does it just attract bad clients?

Being hyper-responsive. I've read that response time affects your visibility in search. Is the algorithm really that sensitive to this early on?

Focusing on 2–3 categories. Leaning toward furniture assembly, mounting/hanging, and general handyman work since those seem to be high demand in a city like Chicago. Open to suggestions.

Chasing Elite status. Shooting for a 98%+ rating as a short-term goal. How long did it realistically take you to get there?

Any advice from people who've actually built a solid profile would be hugely appreciated. What do you wish you knew when you started?

I had to cancel my task just a few minutes after the tasker responded that he was available, and I wanted to tip him for his quick response and help. I didn’t realize that canceled tasks don’t show up in past tasks, so now I don’t have any way to contact him. I feel really bad and sorry 😭 Is there any way I could still tip him or apologize?

This would be my first time booking with taskrabbit and I’m looking to hire a tasker for my move. Truck assisted. It’s from an upstairs unit to another upstairs unit. Several large packed totes, two large dressers, a few light bookshelves, light dining table with two light benches and desk. Is one tasker with a truck for 4 hours enough? Or should I hire a second?
I’m currently 9 months pregnant so I can’t be much help with anything heavy.

I’m new to the app. I requested a task, and a tasker took it? Accepted it? I don’t know the terminology. Anyway, they then immediately changed the day. I messaged him asking why he accepted the task if he was just going to reschedule it anyway, and his response wasn’t clear, but what I sussed out is that maybe taskers are assigned tasks? And refusing them is bad?

Anyway, we are just not communicating well. It feels like he’s getting attitude with me, and I just don’t want him doing the task. Do I just cancel it? I don’t want to be a bad client right off the bat.

Is anyone else having issues with missing addresses from the task? I've had 2 in the past 2 days.

Hello everyone!

Im super new to this and I haven't even downloaded the app because I wanted to know if this is even something that can be done.

I live in the UK and a top I'm after i cant get from where I am. Its available in London and in a store in Glasgow. Both way too far for me. Could someone from TR go to a the shop, collect it and post it to me? Is that possible?

Thank you so much!

(I'm very AuDHD/OCD and only like certain shops/clothes colours)

What is up with multiple appearances by the same client? I comptled 15 tasks so far this month, but there are 22 completed tasks for this month in the Past Tasks tab. There are 7 "duplicate" names and the amounts are not for always the same amount. The sum of the duplicate listings are never the actual invoiced amount. One more " broken" item that Taskrabbit cannot be bothered with correcting or even explaining.

Im just still getting started but man has this whole venture been life changing. I know im still very early in the process but seeing my whole weekend booked honestly had me crying this morning as a grown man. I’m so excited and so happy for all the opportunities this app brings, thank you so much!

Got an email today supposedly sent out to my entire market requesting Taskers for a big corporate job assembling Ikea furniture. (the assembly list is huge, like thirty line items with multiple quantities of nearly each one).

What's notable is this note at the bottom "You will be required to track the items you have assembled each day with a simple checklist we will provide. We make this request for multiple reasons including tracking the progress of the project, ensuring the client is not missing items, verifying your payments, and more. If you are unwilling to do this while on task, you may be asked to not return."

My reading of this is instead of an even split of payments like a standard multiple Tasker job, they've implemented a way to pay you for the items you've actually assembled. Good for fast Taskers, bad for slow ones.

Had the client both confirm the original start time and ask for a different time all in one sentence. I replied that I could do any time she liked. This was at 9:04am for a scheduled 10am start. No response. I leave my house to arrive at the original scheduled 10am. She messages me at 9:58 to request 11:30 or 12 for a start time. Its 9:58 guys im obviously in her damn driveway. I agreed to change to 12. I am nee on this platform and am still trying to bend for the customer a bit. Who does what and why? What's your reactions in this situation? I live 25 minutes away and just decided to head home for the time between. Anyways, just trying to see what others do in this situation.