I agree it’s wrong to pay apartments on relocation money per day after let’s say a week. After that the payment should be turned to a fine.
I don’t mind, I just don’t have this kind of information. The only thing I know payments are based on views, so it’s IMO a strange suggestion knowing they have no views. And even more strange without referring to any source or proof. To cut long story short, why would we pay anything when we earn nothing:)
i know for a fact that if there is ISP issues they get 45$ per day, and this come straight from a tenant telling it. but i do not know about relocation, but if you think logically for the tenants this is a job, and if they get nothing why would they keep relocation for weeks if they get nothing? how would you fell if you miss the next monthly salary?
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Ich frage mich bei den ganzen Umzügen sowieso schon lange, warum sie so oft die Wohnung wechseln.
Bei Ken & Barbie ist dies schon der dritte oder vierte Umzug, seit ich mein Abo abgeschlossen habe und das war im Dezember 2020.
As stated, we have no say on how the company is run and their policy on relocation. Whether they be paid or not is not our concern. Even how tenants are paid has nothing to do with us as sure VHTV are capable of making decision to cut unprofitable apartments. However VHTV should have the decency to warn viewers apartments are relocating and how long it will take. They certainly should care that viewers are losing out on a % of viewing options. They should have the decency to tell us what is being done to resolve issues such as apartments constantly going offline. Stop with this ‘‘We have no control’’.
All these relocation times are a farce really as why move out of one apartment to another until it is ready for being online/occupation?
The whole process should be almost seamless.
As all apartments are furnished, all they have to do is move their asses and clothes so no big deal is it.
So any relocation should only take a day at most as all they are doing is moving from one apartment to another with their belongings.
So basically only move out when the other apartment is ready to move into.
Is that too much to ask for gods sake.?
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I’ve clarified this question with HR - we are not paying to offline apartments
Goldie and Stifler have found a place and will be back in the shortest possible time. Ken and Barbie have a place to move in now too 
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Wow I have never seen you ONLINE, is this reflected in your pay packet 
Oh silly me you are support. Begs the question can I put a ticket in to have a cam installed in the support office.
I second that, am sure Kaya would love to please us all 
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Best I not answer that
Chicken young man
Crikey, what a palaver!
Such a long time since I heard that word, best I start reading again.
Let’s assume for a moment that it is. The average salary in Russia is 30-35 thousand rubles a month. To make it easier for you to count, this is about $ 500 (rounded up). Now imagine that a person (or a couple) has the opportunity to earn almost 3 times a month for $ 500. Yes, all apartments on the site would have permanent problems with the Internet.
In fact, when someone has a problem with a provider and there is only one provider, they are fined $ 100 instead of being paid $ 45. So I would advise you to be more critical of such information, and at least minimally test it for compliance with elementary logic.
Come on @kaya you are avoiding answering the question of the day
We are all here waiting with baited breath 
Sorry I’m camera shy 
Aaahhh, excuses excuses, unacceptable
I was wondering where @Green164854 was getting his information and as suspected it was assumptions. We all know what happens when you make assumptions. 
Bang bang, she shot you down, bang bang.
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