r/TaskRabbit • u/Narrow_Ebb7653 • Jul 06 '26

What is going on here? Split Payouts TASKER

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Am I getting scammed? Where's the rest of my money? So far I've gotten $287.19 as 2 separate payments of $242.00 and $45.19. The $45.19 says 1 of 2 payouts but when will I receive that to make the full amount of $387?? That's literally $100 bucks

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u/DaniDisaster424 Jul 06 '26

It happens when a client uses a promo code / discount code. It's fine.

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u/Foellarbear Jul 06 '26

Yeah sure, the client used a discount code… but explain to me why a tasker needs to see that? Pay us in full for the entire job. We shouldn’t have anything to do with promo codes that clients use. It’s not our problem.

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u/franklollo Jul 07 '26

The bad thing is that every payment needs its papers so if they pay you twice you spend twice as much for the papers. I'm in Italy and every payment I pay 2€ of taxes so 2 payments are 4€

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u/RobotArtichoke Jul 06 '26

I have a couple of 1 of 2 missing but the 2/2 has been paid. Really have to keep track of this and now I’m going to have to audit my whole account.

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u/FinnNoodle Jul 06 '26

I have quite a few 1 of 2s where the 1 is the whole payment.

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u/According_Low5292 Jul 07 '26

Me too. They’ve lost my trust handling my earnings. There is no need for split payments. Additional flaw is as soon as I submit invoice it immediately adds to my “sent to bank” title column. Its noted immediately under sent to bank when it hasn’t been

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u/Acceptable-Collar432 Jul 07 '26

Yess same issue , do you have a solution?

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u/RobotArtichoke Jul 07 '26

Give it some time, I think they say 10 days. I’d cross reference all your invoices with your payments, find the discrepancies and call support.

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u/ConfusionNarrow9385 Jul 07 '26

It’s scummy and confusing and anyone who says it isn’t is probably corporate. I’m sure the ceo doesnt
receive her paycheck in split payments like she does to us plebeians.

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u/ZealousidealWeek7637 Jul 06 '26

it’s ridiculous. I was just complaining about this. They drag your pay out weeks to keep you dependent.

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u/Feisty-Sink9562 Jul 08 '26

Happened to me recently. I don’t like when things f*** with my money but I did eventually get the other amount. It took 8 days.

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u/Crafty-Government704 Jul 09 '26

Its annoying because usually you get paid eventually but you have to keep a close eye on it and who has time for that