It doesn't make sense to me, either. Two different schedulers didn't want to assign the shops to the OP, and yet somehow the shops showed up in the OP's Shop Log marked as Received with a note saying OP wouldn't do them? Say what?!@BusyBeeBuzzBuzzBuzz wrote:
. . . the original post doesn't make much sense to me.
Was I though? If I'm going to do some shops, maybe I can fit theirs in. Maybe I was trying to plan a day that didn't work out.@mystery2me wrote:
But you're going to be there anyways, lol.
@sestrahelena wrote:
I think OP is saying that the schedulers made it look like he flaked on both shops because he could not only do the one with the bonus. He needed the bonus on both as he had requested. So he got punished because they ingored the condition he had set forth in his proposal.
@shopnyc wrote:
It doesn't make sense to me, either. Two different schedulers didn't want to assign the shops to the OP, and yet somehow the shops showed up in the OP's Shop Log marked as Received with a note saying OP wouldn't do them? Say what?!@BusyBeeBuzzBuzzBuzz wrote:
. . . the original post doesn't make much sense to me.
@purpleicee wrote:
Lol. You thought there was some camaraderie? You only are allowed to scratch their backs. Your itch will be ignored. But, I hope you get to get those shops at the highest bonus, so you can LOL.
@cherubino3 wrote:
Was I though? If I'm going to do some shops, maybe I can fit theirs in. Maybe I was trying to plan a day that didn't work out.@mystery2me wrote:
But you're going to be there anyways, lol.
@shopperbob wrote:
I sent the scheduler an offer to complete the work for an additional $3; it was rejected. That's life and that's business.
@cherubino3 wrote:
Apparently, looks like a flake and I now am not able to schedule myself later.
@BirdyC wrote:
OP, I understood your post.
@joanna81 wrote:
Thanks for clarifying and I understand the desire to be anon.
I have a company that I frequently worked with and received an email for a shop at $15 that was "negotiable". I asked for $17. They stated they weren't able to give the extra $2. I continued to get emails on it for several days until they went to $17, then someone else got that location (which is fine, I'm busy with personal stuff this month). It strikes me as pennywise and pound foolish. I'm not sure what schedulers make but I would imagine it costs less to give a $2 or $3 bonus to a reliable and consistent shopper and get a shop completed than it does to continue spending a week recruiting for shops, but what do I know.
@cherubino3 wrote:
Well folks, trying to be helpful cost me deactivation. I shopped for them going back 15 years ago. I wonder if I should complain about this experience to the CEO. It won't get me reinstated, but maybe it will make them rethink how they work with people?