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Is it against Rover’s TOS to do half a job outside app?

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I’ve been looking for hours but I haven’t found anything on this matter. A client asked me to do something that has nothing to do with Rover, at least from my POV, and I’m just wondering if I could get in trouble for it? Half the job is assist their wedding so I can take their dog home with me for the night. The boarding we’ll do through Rover, but the wedding bit? I just want to make sure that I’m not breaking their TOS and if I could potentially be doing so correct the error and keep everything through the app. Thanks in advance!

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It sounds like you’d be in the clear to make a cash/check pay on the side arrangement for Non-Pet Wedding Assistance — If “assist their wedding” isn’t a pet care service (such as bathing/grooming, dressing the dog, sending it down the aisle, and watching the dog- all of which could booked asa rover service,

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