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I am acting "professionally" and I understand the difference between "liking" and being fair. Its pretty clear rule! Every time they come with a different reas

I am acting "professionally" and I understand the difference between "liking" and being fair. Its pretty clear rule! Every time they come with a different reason, they take 2 days to respond to such a critical matter, and they don't take it seriously! They say a reason then they change it back! Don't you think that this is a scamming? If they have a clear reason with a proof that I violated their terms of use, then why don't they say it? This is a clear scam! It's pretty clear indeed! I said the story honestly and without any lies.. and I challenge them to give me a single proof that I violated their terms of use! This is not a company! This is nothing but a group of scammers!

relaunched 14y ago
If you posted all of the email correspondence somewhere and linked the url, we would had something definitive to refer to. While it's no unheard of for major sites to have cases like these (lord knows adwords / paypal have led to similar posts), it's not in any major website's best interest to scam. So, the burden of proof is really on you, to gain our sympathy / help. It's not that we don't trust you, but there's usually 2 sides to every story and the truth lies somewhere in the middle...and TBH, we don't trust anyone :-)
- ahmedaly 14y ago
  I am taking snapshots of emails and I will post it here, but let me make something clear for you. Its known about Freelancer that they suspend a large number of accounts in a very suspicious behavior, and those accounts usually have from hundreds to thousands of dollars! But I am still going to post snapshots for emails here and I challenge them indeed to respond! I sent them the link of this post and I am here waiting for their response!
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  - SethKinast 14y ago
    Your exclamation point to word ratio exceeds safe parameters.
  - relaunched 14y ago
    I wish you the best. But, thwarting fraud is a legitimately difficult undertaking and is often the same reason cited by google and paypal for why they are freezing accounts. Unfortunately, you might be the false positive and they should have a better policy in place, if that's the case. Good luck and hopefully you'll get the attention required to get them to engage and resolve the problem.

relaunched 14y ago

If you posted all of the email correspondence somewhere and linked the url, we would had something definitive to refer to. While it's no unheard of for major sites to have cases like these (lord knows adwords / paypal have led to similar posts), it's not in any major website's best interest to scam. So, the burden of proof is really on you, to gain our sympathy / help. It's not that we don't trust you, but there's usually 2 sides to every story and the truth lies somewhere in the middle...and TBH, we don't trust anyone :-)

ahmedaly 14y ago
I am taking snapshots of emails and I will post it here, but let me make something clear for you. Its known about Freelancer that they suspend a large number of accounts in a very suspicious behavior, and those accounts usually have from hundreds to thousands of dollars! But I am still going to post snapshots for emails here and I challenge them indeed to respond! I sent them the link of this post and I am here waiting for their response!
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- SethKinast 14y ago
  Your exclamation point to word ratio exceeds safe parameters.
- relaunched 14y ago
  I wish you the best. But, thwarting fraud is a legitimately difficult undertaking and is often the same reason cited by google and paypal for why they are freezing accounts. Unfortunately, you might be the false positive and they should have a better policy in place, if that's the case. Good luck and hopefully you'll get the attention required to get them to engage and resolve the problem.