I did the snow shoveling after the blizzard and was one of the ones who was actually shoveling snow. I haven't received my check yet, last I went they told me it'll be soon but it's been a good while now. Has anyone gotten theirs?
Hi everyone, I'm 21, about to turn 22 in October. I have my real ID but it says under 21, doesn't bother me since I don't drink but when I go to places that you have to be over 21 it throws the people off. My friend when she turned 21 two years ago told me her ID just got automatically mailed to her. I thought the same would happen to me but it hasn't. This means I have to go in person to the DMV right? Since it's a REAL ID
My wifi sucks, I cant even play a proper game without it lagging so much. Loading websites and youtube have a delay in loading. When my brother was here 5 months ago and he had it installed it worked amazing but that was with the old router we had for 4+ years, same 1GIG. He moved out and I decided to get it and they took the old router and replaced it with a new one and even changed the cable. Everything is connected the same but the wifi is horrible. When I test the speed it says its good but it doesnt act like it. I spoke to customer service, they just did a reset on their end. Issue wasnt fixed. I reset it myself about 4 times now. Issue still persists. Atp I am just thinking of going to optimum. Fios isnt like how it was before.
Hi everyone, I recently made a post about this before:
https://www.reddit.com/r/housekeeping/s/UXCB4dRQfB
But now my friend sent me a message that her client sent her "yes that's good also instead of one day cleaning, can u come every week monday wednesday and friday for th-ree hours everyday, 9am to noon? i will pay 20$ an hour and give you subway card. Total for 9hrs 200$.Let me know if this works for you."
Initially the pay was $160 for a clean from 9am-1pm every Tuesday + laundry $10 extra, and on her first day the client only paid her $100 because she told my friend it was only a trial and there wasn't enough time to do everything despite my friend actually doing everything within 3 hours and client liked her job, friend was too shy to speak up. Atp I want to tell my friend to just leave that client because it just seems the client is taking advantage of her. Or should my friend just say she has an hourly rate? The issue here is the language barrier but I want to draft a message for my friend to send to her.
Hi everyone, I recently made a post about this before:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/s/5lLPCQUEEA
But now my friend sent me a message that her client sent her "yes that's good also instead of one day cleaning, can u come every week monday wednesday and friday for th-ree hours everyday, 9am to noon? i will pay 20$ an hour and give you subway card. Total for 9hrs 200$.Let me know if this works for you."
Initially the pay was $160 for a clean from 9am-1pm every Tuesday + laundry $10 extra, and on her first day the client only paid her $100 because she told my friend it was only a trial and there wasn't enough time to do everything despite my friend actually doing everything within 3 hours and client liked her job, friend was too shy to speak up. Atp I want to tell my friend to just leave that client because it just seems the client is taking advantage of her. Or should my friend just say she has an hourly rate? The issue here is the language barrier but I want to draft a message for my friend to send to her.
Hi everyone, question on this because my friend is new to cleaning here in the city, she used to do cleaning in her country. I went with her to help translate but I know nothing about being a cleaner. Shes charging $170 a day 1x a weekjust for her cleaning (not by the hour) for mopping, vacuuming, dusting, cleaning both bathrooms, making beds for two rooms, wiping all surfaces, laundry and fold, occasional fridge cleaning, loading and unloading dish washer, washing pots, cleaning out litter box, washing cat bowls and refilling their water, taking out trash, cleaning kitchen, removing cat hair from furniture, and client said she'll call her when she wants to do organization of the closets and pantries. Client also mentioned she'll call her for child care (I told my friend that that's a whole service seperate). My friend mentioned to me she thinks she might be charging the client a bit much. I think she's charging a normal amount but at the same time might be under charging. What do you guys think? Is the cat cleaning thing also part of being a house cleaner? Or should she put that as an add on
Hi everyone, question on this because my friend is new to cleaning here in the city, she used to do cleaning in her country. I went with her to help translate but I know nothing about being a cleaner. Shes charging $170 a day 1x a week for mopping, vacuuming, dusting, cleaning both bathrooms, making beds for two rooms, wiping all surfaces, laundry and fold, occasional fridge cleaning, loading and unloading dish washer, washing pots, cleaning out litter box, washing cat bowls and refilling their water, taking out trash, cleaning kitchen, removing cat hair from furniture, and client said she'll call her when she wants to do organization of the closets and pantries. Client also mentioned she'll call her for child care (I told my friend that that's a whole service seperate). My friend thinks she might be charging the client a bit much and is thinking of reducing it (edit: sorry meant she mentioned it and for her next service for another client she'll go lower). I think she's charging a normal amount but at the same time might be under charging. What do you guys think?