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I'd imagine there is, but for a payment of 4 figures I doubt litigation is a realistic method of obtaining payment. In any case, you should never have to threat
by Oculus 12y ago
I'd imagine there is, but for a payment of 4 figures I doubt litigation is a realistic method of obtaining payment. In any case, you should never have to threaten to sue a freelancing site to get the money that is owed to you. This is a minor issue amplified into serious fuck-up by the lack of half decent customer service. I hope it gets figured out soon for the author's sake.
- objclxt 12y ago> for a payment of 4 figures I doubt litigation is a realistic method of obtaining payment. This is what the small claims courts are for - although it is unclear whether Freelancer.com have any kind of presence in the US, which in this case is what seems to be the real blocker.
- k-mcgrady 12y ago>> "although it is unclear whether Freelancer.com have any kind of presence in the US" According to their about page [0] they are register in Australia. Couldn't he just file in the Australian small claims court though? [0] http://www.freelancer.com/info/about.php http://www.freelancer.com/info/about.php