Blocked account
I worked for handy about two years this is what you need to know.
You don’t have pro contact support
And it takes handy three hours to respond.
Very unreasonable and unprofessional they will
charge the customer $100 and pay you $20.
I suggest not downloading this app.
You don’t have pro contact support
And it takes handy three hours to respond.
Very unreasonable and unprofessional they will
charge the customer $100 and pay you $20.
I suggest not downloading this app.
Scam
This is a complete scam. They take money from payments and if you don’t talk to them they don’t refund it. They give you fee for everything. And don’t even care about your time. Worst app ever
It sucks
I can’t send any messages through the website then after downloading the app now I need to activate it with my phone but they don’t have my phone because I order the service through Walmart is a nightmare just allow messages through the app and stop asking people to download apps that you’re only going to use once and don’t work
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Rip off they screw you over
They sell the same leads to multiple pros creating a very competitive environment for the pro.
Communication features could be improved
The app runs decent overall. Simple to use and quick to use. I have two things that I hope to see in the future to grow this app:
1. Allow taskers the option to reach out and request job time adjustments before accepting a gig. Sometimes we cannot accept a job because it is only 30 later or earlier than were available to begin thus, hindering commitments.
2. Pricing. Here’s an example that I see all the time. TV mounting for $35, is a very low offer that most professionals will decline. The likelihood of the job being local isn’t very high either, so when a guy like me has to drive a pickup truck at 10 mpg to and from jobs, I’m sometimes looking at paying between 10 to 15 dollars in fuel to commute out of town. That’s time and money. Quickly, a $35 tv mount turns into $20-25 for 2 and a half hours commuting and working. Please consider this to
1. Allow taskers the option to reach out and request job time adjustments before accepting a gig. Sometimes we cannot accept a job because it is only 30 later or earlier than were available to begin thus, hindering commitments.
2. Pricing. Here’s an example that I see all the time. TV mounting for $35, is a very low offer that most professionals will decline. The likelihood of the job being local isn’t very high either, so when a guy like me has to drive a pickup truck at 10 mpg to and from jobs, I’m sometimes looking at paying between 10 to 15 dollars in fuel to commute out of town. That’s time and money. Quickly, a $35 tv mount turns into $20-25 for 2 and a half hours commuting and working. Please consider this to
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