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Is it money up front or c.o.d on those sites? Trying to get my head around why people bid without having a clue what`s entailed
by barking 13y ago
Is it money up front or c.o.d on those sites?
Trying to get my head around why people bid without having a clue what`s entailed
- Evgeny 13y agoI believe that if the developer's bid is accepted, the money goes into the 'escrow', which is the main purpose of the site: make sure that the developer does not go unpaid if he did the work. If the customer is not happy, there are some sorts of resolution processes that I don't know much about. What surprises me is that the clueless developers also had high 'reputation' (positive customer feedback), which should be at least some indication about their competence.
- noptic 13y agoThey do not really read what the customers want until the bid is accepted. foreach(newProject as project){ new Bid( projeckt.averagePrice * 0.8 ), "We are the best nd have done this many times"); } In the most cases they can really solve the problems and get good ratings. Some clients include a "password" in the project description and ignore all messages without the password.