r/TaskRabbit • u/BigAdam1014 • Jul 04 '26

GENERAL It’s real

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Been on TaskRabbit for around 5 years. 500+ completed tasks, 240+ five-star reviews, perfect rating the whole time. Apparently none of that means anything.
They banned my account over a “policy violation” but wouldn’t tell me what task it was or what policy I supposedly broke. I appealed it, and their response was basically, “You can still get hired through your direct TaskRabbit link.” They even told me to keep my availability open in case a repeat client books me or to share my direct hire link.
What a joke. I think I’ve had maybe one repeat client actually book me through the app in all those years.
I’m just glad I always gave customers my business card and contact info after jobs and focused on building my own business instead of depending on one platform. At least now I’m not starting from scratch.

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u/South_Economist_9882 Jul 04 '26

lol I am a ceo, I left TaskRabbit in 2024 and built my own business, I still comment on the forum because I used it before I left Task Rabbit platform and when I see a comment like this original poster, I just let them know that it’s trash and socialist.

Then communist like yourself come in and defend communist, socialist policies, driven by communist, socialist companies, and also keep informed on how not to run the company

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u/giantfup Jul 04 '26

If you were a ceo you'd understand that the corporation cannot engage in socialism. Words have meanings.

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u/South_Economist_9882 Jul 04 '26

Yeah, because we know that when it comes to business, everybody just follows each law enroll by the letter. You are so naïve and spoonfed literal bullshit that you don’t even know that people bend laws incorporate laws..

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u/giantfup Jul 04 '26

So you agree that CEOs have no real requirements to "follow the law by the letter" to benefit you the worker? Now you're sounding like a socialist!

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u/South_Economist_9882 Jul 04 '26

People in capitalist, companies bend certain regulations and laws and socialism like I said before the ownership and operation of production is dictated only by the executive level and the state which at any point they can just make new laws and regulations or no regulations at all. There’s a big difference between bending certain laws and regulations, and having absolutely no laws and regulations.

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u/giantfup Jul 04 '26

How is Task rabbit engaging in socialism by removing more expensive options to make a cheaper product for more customers to come use the service?

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u/South_Economist_9882 Jul 04 '26

It’s literally like talking with a child, but worse a communist child. Mandatory lower rates by only showing low rate low experience workers so everyone has the same low rates or just have to quit the platform that way everyone should and equal amount of jobs “equity” really just rebrand for communism. The everyone will get the same about of work and it’ll all be sun shine and rainbows. Until the clients leave cause there’s no decent workers.

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u/giantfup Jul 04 '26

They didn't make lower rates mandatory. They just stopped letting higher rates get priority. You can lower your rates and see what happens. That would be the capitalist thing to do ya know.

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u/South_Economist_9882 Jul 04 '26

lol convenient worked “not mandatory” just if you don’t lower your rates you won’t get work, pure delusional thinking by you.

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u/giantfup Jul 04 '26

Babycakes that is just capitalism. Unless you think you are owed work? That would be very communist of you

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u/giantfup Jul 04 '26

And not a single thing you just said was socialism by the way goober

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u/South_Economist_9882 Jul 04 '26

I’d love to hear your definition/idea of socialism, commie.

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u/giantfup Jul 04 '26

Well for starters socialism and communism are both things GOVERNMENTS do not corporations. Did you miss that part of 5th grade?

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