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Messaging Clients Off Platform

At Cleopatra, keeping communication secure and professional is a top priority. Messaging a client outside of the Cleopatra platform is strictly against the rules and taken very seriously.

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Written by Alexander Varughese
Updated over 2 months ago

Why It Matters

All communication must happen through the Cleopatra app or official support channels. This keeps everything transparent, professional, and safe for both you and the client. It also ensures we can protect you if anything goes wrong on a Mission.

Undercover Bookings Are Real

To keep our community safe, Cleopatra staff and executives sometimes book cleanings under real profiles to check for professionalism and rule-following. If you’re caught giving out your number, social handles, or asking a client to “book you directly,” you’ll be permanently removed from the platform.

What Counts as Off-Platform Messaging

Avoid doing any of the following:

  • Giving out your personal phone number, email, or social media

  • Asking clients to rebook you outside of Cleopatra

  • Suggesting payment off the app

  • Leaving handwritten notes with your contact information

Even if a client offers to contact you directly, politely decline and remind them to use the app. This protects you and the client.

How to Handle Client Messages About Booking You Directly

If a client says they want to “skip the app next time,” you can say:

“Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. For everyone’s safety, I can only take bookings through Cleopatra. Hope to see you on another Mission soon!”

Reporting Off-Platform Requests

If a client asks you to go off platform:

  • Politely decline

  • Report it to Cleopatra support through the app right away

We’ll take it from there. Protecting the integrity of the platform keeps it safe and fair for all CleoCrew members.


Contact Our Team

You can contact Cleopatra support at [email protected], +1 (888) 265-4440, or through the in-app chat.

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