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DO NOT use this site, I just got scammed out of $4,700 by getting paid in advance and then sending a portion of the money to the "supposed" homeowners painter. The checks cleared my bank account, the address of the house was real, even the check was from a legitimate account. Sadly, the person contacted me from Canada which is exactly where this company is from. The entire company is a scam and should be shut down immediately. I am contacting the Better Business Bureau, please do not fall victim to this like I did.

I immediately got two responses over three days who wanted to do operate outside of the app. They offered me $250 a night with the first week paid in advance, but they also wanted me to pay their Painter. Very suspicious, especially when they said they wanted to pay by check which is a common scam. I decided not to do it the next day I got another offer exactly the same different person, different phone number, but exactly the same wanting to pay by check.
I would stay far away from the site too many scams

Everyone I've contacted back to answer their message. Always ask to communicate in Telegram . They always state their job is as important that they travel a lot n are out of town. They all claim to pay you upfront n for you to pay the contractors or someone related to working in thier house. They also ask you will be alright giving them your banking info n line app password to link to their payrol accounts. All are scammers !!
Period. Housesitter.com should be take. Off line n fined for harboring these scammers!!

Good day please I don’t know why I would subscribe to premium then after a 3 days my subscription is no longer active

I am a member and I've gotten over a dozen inquiries and all they wanted was my contact info....every single one of them.
None interested in hiring out for our services...It's getting very frustrating.

Mike

On Fri, Jul 17, 2026,wrote:
Hi Michael,

I'm glad you signed up on HouseSitter.com. Nice to have you on board!

I like to reach out to our house sitters during their first week to check in. How have things been on HouseSitter.com?

Our matching system works in two directions: you can contact others and they can contact you. We use TeleSafe to protect your privacy while connecting you with the right individuals.

My team and I work hard to build safe online communities. If you see anything concerning, just reach out to my team here and check out our Help Center.

Ali Dinani
Chief Executive Officer
CareGuide
1100-20 Bay Street - Toronto, ON - M5J 2N8

Scam site, no real actual listings

I have not had one serious inquiry or response. All seem to be spam. Snow clearing not in Southern California. When you ask about the pets, no response. A real disappointment. Time and money wasted. I wish I had read Trustpilot before hand.

This company has been scamming people for years now. I didn’t even want to give it a one star rating but was required to leave a review. I still see advertisements for this “business” and recently received its spam mail. Approximately 9 years ago I registered and paid to use their services as a house sitter with references in hopes of connecting with legitimate clients. This company lures you in with fake leads and steals your money. I had paid for a year and received no real leads. Their website was fake, and there was no phone number to communicate with anyone representing the company. No response through email, nothing. I had not realized at the time of the initial online signup that it was an auto renewal, but there was no customer service or support to cancel or refund. I literally had to contact my bank, stop payment, and cancel my debit card. I should have filed a fraud claim but did not. This “company” also operates as PetSitter.com and a long list of others apart of the CareGuide Family so beware, they are crooks and cons based out of Canada. The FBI should be notified about this scam/fraud.

First scammer tried to hit me within 12 hours of signing up. Went with the trial version, thank God. The sad thing is I actually have gotten jobs like this before, not off of a website though, from word of mouth. If you do this type of work more for travel than money just go to trustedhousesitters.
com

Paid membership several years now. Waste of money, time hope , the candle has burned out! House Sitter.com must be shut down, charged with theft, harrassment & fraud! Ive kindly asked for my money back several times also asking my bank to dispute the transaction. Im ignored. Shut this program down and let's sue em with a class action law suit.

One-Star Review: Housesitter.com – Where Affluent Upper-Class Jet-Setters Eagerly Overpay Strangers to Lounge in Their Mansions
Oh, bless housesitter.com, the refined enclave where members of high society graciously offer average strangers $200 per day to perform such arduous tasks as watering a ficus and sorting the occasional piece of mail. Truly the pinnacle of elite leisure: minimal effort, no credentials required, just a steady stream of cash for breathing in someone else’s opulent air.
Every single posting is a heartwarming copy-paste masterpiece—“Urgent: traveling executive needs trustworthy sitter, will send check in advance, please remit overpayment to my personal assistant in Malaysia.” The accompanying photos? Stunningly diverse headshots of people who all appear to have been extruded from the same Stable Diffusion prompt at 1 a.m. after three martinis. Reverse-image search results: a shrug emoji in search-engine form.
But don’t worry, the site assures us these are real humans who simply prefer to conduct all financial transactions via methods that the entire banking system has flagged as fraudulent since roughly 2004. Silly me for expecting anything as bourgeois as escrow, verified IDs, or, I don’t know, a single review from someone who actually met the homeowner in three-dimensional space.
Congratulations, housesitter.com—you’ve managed to create a platform whose sole purpose is to serve as the digital equivalent of a dark alley where someone waves a cashier’s check and whispers, “Quick, before the cops show up.” Ten out of ten scammers recommend it. Everyone else: run.
Still giving it one star because zero would imply I respect it enough to acknowledge its existence.

I signed up for their 3 month program. I sincerely believe that this company and their website is a scam. I spent time creating a profile, and reached out to 18 people in my area who were supposedly looking for someone to housesit. I got zero responses. Looking through the site, it appears that the listings are bogus. Since then, I've been getting emails that list people who are "interested" in having me housesit. They all seem fake. You cannot contact the company, and some of the "interested" people are just recycles of stuff already on their site. If I could give them less than one star, I would.

I recently signed up for a one-month paid housesitting membership, and almost immediately received multiple scam messages. I reported five of them to the site, and they confirmed that all five were, in fact, scams. Despite that, they told me they are “very careful” about keeping scams off the platform. I asked for a refund given that the service I paid for wasn’t delivered, but they declined, citing the membership agreement I signed.

ALL of the listings on HouseSitter.com are scams. After reporting many of them, and writing letters to the folks at CareGuide, I have discovered they absolutely do not care about these scammers. The scams are all the same, prepay by check, no face to face, keep a portion of funds and then send a payment to their painter, or decorator, or contractor. Do yourself a favor, run the other way as fast as you can.

SCAM SITE.
This is linked to Housekeer.com AND THEY'RE ALL SCAM SITES.
There's not a single person that's not a scammer and they have no customer service. THIS IS LEGIT FRAUD and needs to be TAKEN DOWN IMMEDIATELY.

This site is an absolute scam! They keep saying you may need snow removal in Los Angeles! LOL!

Well all the jobs are fake they get in touch with you and they try to send you a one of those fake checks it's just crap. Don't trust anybody, and only accept cash through an app or something checks will ruin your bank account. Personally I left housesitters.com because it's just ridiculous the scamming that goes on.

I'm pretty sure this entire website is a scam.

Not only will you find no actual job that aren't scammers trying to get your information but the day my subscription was supposed to renew but had been canceled 3 days before I started getting fraudulent charges. One was from hernanvasquez.com I looked up her and Vasquez in either the person himself is a scammer or people are using his face etc and scamming as him.

So yeah I think the whole site is a scam. They take your subscription money. Then they try to scam you through getting your information. Then when you cancel they start making fraudulent charges. The combination of the last two being so they can get around credit card and Bank company fraud protection maneuvers?

Just signed up and got a message to email someone about job and received an email that was definitely
a scam. Must have thought I was dumb. First giving a sad story. Then almost demanding that it was for cleaning and also I was to receive a check for some interior design something and I was to take payment for that.WTF