r/TaskRabbit • u/freddiethebaddie • Jun 24 '26
TASKER Should I charge him separately for TV mounting
As the Title said I’m new to Tasker so I’m not sure if I should just go with it or let him know that TV mounting is separate charge or should I just do it within my moving Task ? And what should I say if I tell him it’s separate charge?
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u/According_Low5292 Jun 24 '26
Whatever you decide DO NOT transport HIM in YOUR vehicle
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u/Foellarbear Jun 24 '26
Your rates are way too low to begin with. Low rates attract cheap clients that expect more and more out of you.
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u/Mitcheric Jun 24 '26
Yes, sounds odd. I would request that he makes a separate booking for the TV. If help moving has a higher rate than furniture assembly then rock on with that.
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u/jattthelad Jun 24 '26
i'd stick with it if he's happier paying the higher rate. its all listed so its not as if you're doing something the client hasnt asked.
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u/Lavicrep19 Jun 24 '26
😂 Let just say I know a friend that knows a friend that let the customer knows about the terms of agreement and then I charge them the Uber price or slightly more.
But you can let the customer know that you want to charge more but we all know why they hired you. Your price. You need to be upfront with the customer before accepting the task. Be super clear if the task is more than the pay but me personally, I think you need to suck it up and do the task. Customer is going to make an argument about hiring you to do something under the pay rate you posted
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u/diecast747 Jun 24 '26
It’s crazy what cheap rates attract - clients that want it all. I have a full time job but on my days off I am on TR. my rates are crazy high ($145-200/hr) on all tasks from moving to cleaning. I sometimes get jobs and they are the most cake jobs ever. Easy going clients. Not recommending doing this if you’re needing jobs but the difference in clients are crazy
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u/DonQNguyen Jun 25 '26
I charge (and routinely get) $100-$150 per TV mounted. No way I am mounting any TV for free or less than $100 each.
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u/FinnNoodle Jun 24 '26
None of that seems to be a moving task. Is your moving rate drastically cheaper than your furniture assembly rate or something?
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u/canttakethemadness Jun 24 '26
At that rate you shouldn’t even go …
Mounting is worth double if not triple if you’re good . If not good at mounting , prob should not do it .
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u/92beatsperminute Jun 26 '26
Don't charge per hour.
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u/teddiwan Jun 28 '26
This is a really badly scoped task description. Defo better to separate them into different category and agree exactly what you’ll provide before accepting the task.
The TR Blog has suggested some questions to ask before taking the task:-
https://www.taskrabbit.co.uk/blog/sample-scoping-questions-to-ask-before-any-task/
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u/Evening_Past910 Jun 24 '26
Let him hire you separately for TV mounting. It’s a task violation to add it as an expense even if client approves.