Taskrabbit limits its financial responsibility to you to the lesser of the amount you paid for a specific task or $100. Taskrabbit is not responsible for indirect damages, personal injury, property damage, or most other losses arising from use of the platform.
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If something goes wrong during a task — injury, property damage, or financial loss — this clause means Taskrabbit's maximum payout to you is capped at $100 or your task fee, leaving you to bear most of the financial consequences.
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If something goes wrong during a task — injury, property damage, or financial loss — this clause means Taskrabbit's maximum payout to you is capped at $100 or your task fee, leaving you to bear most of the financial consequences.
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