Safety, Reports & Disputes

Reporting Users, Scams, and Filing Disputes

Learn how to file a formal dispute report, what evidence is collected, and how administrators arbitrate fair outcomes.

3 min readUpdated August 2026

When to File a Report

If you encounter a problem during an active or completed booking (such as a provider no-show, incomplete service, inappropriate behavior, or payment dispute), you can file an official Report.

Accepted Report Reasons

  • NO_SHOW: Provider or seeker failed to arrive at the scheduled time without notice.
  • POOR_SERVICE_QUALITY: Service delivered was severely defective or failed agreed specifications.
  • INCOMPLETE_SERVICE: Job was abandoned before finishing agreed scope.
  • SCAM_OR_FRAUD: Attempt to solicit off-platform payment scams or deceptive billing.
  • INAPPROPRIATE_BEHAVIOR: Harassment, abusive language, or disrespectful conduct.
  • OVERPRICING: Unagreed price increases demanding higher cash on-site.

How Admins Arbitrate Disputes

When a report is filed, ServiceHub administrators receive the complete case file: reporter info, accused info, booking details, and complete untampered chat logs.

  • Warning: Formal caution recorded on the user's profile.
  • Trust Deduction: -10 points deducted from the offending user's Trust Score.
  • Cancellation & Reversal: In Test Mode, eligible online cancellations record an explicit simulated reversal. This does not represent a real-money refund.
  • Account Suspension / Ban: Immediate revocation of platform access for serious offenses.

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