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I found out that my dog sitter was not staying at my house and was only coming by once a day to let my dogs out. Also committed identity fraud on me. I noticed after 5 sittings for 2-12 days each that the last one she did my neighbors commented that they never saw her or my dogs for 12 days. I confronted her after reviewing my cameras outside of every entry and verifying this and she just stuttered and asked what she could do to make it up to me. I discussed with her mother and her boss. Her Mother defended her saying that she had told me she wouldn't be here overnight (Lie) and that she had early morning clients. Her boss refuted this lie. And the identity fraud is no small issue. Any suggestions?

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#1

File a complaint with the local authorities about the identity theft. I would put a lawyer on retainer but that's me.

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#2

Press charges for the identity theft. Don't hire her again. Are your dogs ok?

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My wife are pet care professionals. It’s just the two of us, running the business she started nearly 18 years ago. This woman’s behavior is heinous. Moving forward, don’t use a company like Rover or Wag; you’d be surprised how much of our business comes from dissatisfied or furious former customers. Get references! And ask for daily photos and updates.

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Call the police, let their family and your family know about this! You can sue them and/or have them arrested. Or you can just fire them and don't pay them at all.

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