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What behaviour is not allowed on Spot On Task?

SpotOnTask expects respectful, lawful, and honest conduct in task posts, offers, profiles, reviews, messages, and interactions connected with a task.

Behaviour that is not allowed

  • Threats or violence: Threatening, encouraging, or carrying out harm against a person, animal, property, group, or SpotOnTask representative.
  • Harassment: Repeated unwanted contact, bullying, intimidation, coercion, sexual harassment, doxxing, or retaliation.
  • Discrimination and hateful conduct: Abusive or exclusionary conduct based on a protected or personal characteristic.
  • Fraud or deception: False profiles, credentials, tasks, offers, reviews, evidence, payment claims, or attempts to manipulate platform records.
  • Illegal or unsafe activity: Conduct involving unlawful goods or services, theft, vandalism, illegal drugs, weapons, or unreasonable danger.
  • Privacy and security abuse: Harvesting data, publishing private information, requesting secrets or authentication codes, impersonation, or unauthorised account access.
  • Disruption: Spam, trolling, inflammatory or off-topic content, nuisance activity, and attempts to evade restrictions.

What to do

  • For an immediate threat, move to safety and contact local emergency services.
  • Do not retaliate or move the conversation to another channel.
  • Use the task reporting option or contact Support.
  • Provide the task ID, account involved, approximate time, and relevant screenshots or messages. Hide unrelated private information.

Task action area with the flag labelled Report
Where available, select Report on the relevant task. For private-message concerns or an unavailable report control, contact Support.

Reporting dialog showing categories and Send Report
Choose the closest category, describe the concern factually, and select Send Report. Reporting does not contact emergency services.

How reports may be handled

SpotOnTask may preserve and review platform records, remove content, warn users, restrict features, suspend access, or terminate accounts. The response depends on severity, history, evidence, immediate risk, and applicable law.

See also restricted task activities and account management and enforcement.

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