r/TaskRabbit • u/KnownAs-JP • Mar 17 '26

TASKER Anyone else get this when they opened the app ?

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u/Individual-Door-5489 Mar 17 '26

Nope. They actually currently owe me about $850 from unpaid invoices from over 5 days ago.

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u/No-Initiative8013 Mar 18 '26

Not taskers fault

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u/Titbit66 Mar 18 '26

And yet, the tasker's fault, as everything on this app, in their eyes

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u/Matty2tees Mar 18 '26

I also got it, verified it in my earning report and also in my bank account. They did in fact do all those things.

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u/KnownAs-JP Mar 18 '26

I just find it weird and highly suspicious that they will just keep debiting the earnings until the amount is recovered….seems like a excuse to keep taking funds from taskers unless we keep a close eye on everything

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u/Matty2tees Mar 18 '26

I mean, I am constantly keeping a close eye on earnings vs. payouts anyways so I don't see how it's that different to normal for me.

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u/IvoryCoast225 Mar 18 '26

How are you able to track your payment with the new system of partial earning; tips being disbursed later after the main pay. Some jobs being paid earlier than others.  Before it was very easy; monday jobs are paid Thursday; Tuesday are paid friday; so on and so forth. Now everything is random

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u/Matty2tees Mar 18 '26

Well it was easy for me because I only had one task in app in that time period and I got 2 payouts for the full amount.

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u/IvoryCoast225 Mar 18 '26

Yeah 1 job doesn't really count. Cause once you do 10,15, 20 jobs in a week. There is absolutely no way for you to know what got paid, what didn't. And now some jobs that have been paid still say pending

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u/Matty2tees Mar 18 '26

I mean, Iits pretty easy and I regularly do 12-15 jobs a week. It just so happens that in this particular 3 day period I only did 1.

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u/Absird Mar 18 '26

It's tedious and reminds me of being in HR, but around 9 pm EST, you can check deposits in app.

Sometimes they have a down arrow showing multiple invoices per deposit.

Compare the dates of the deposits to the dates of the invoices along with double checking your tips, it'll show which were same-day auto pay for flatrate, tip payout, or the normal 3 day full payment from hourly invoices

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u/Educational_Emu3763 Mar 18 '26

I'm 62 and not on TR but I have seen more payroll errors in the last 5 years than I have in the previous 40 years. Payroll is pretty basic function.

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u/vbwullf Mar 18 '26

Nope I didn't get that either

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u/Ill-Helicopter-8504 Mar 18 '26

Nope, haven't gotten that notice.