mgiglesias

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by mgiglesias 13y ago
We use lots of photos, check our social profiles. Best.
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by mgiglesias 13y ago
We paid 12.5% on private projects, 10% on DP. Free accounts on Freelancer do pay 10% commission. But that's not the only difference. According to your own page ( http://www.freelancer.com/membership/ ) free accounts only offer you 10 bids P
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by mgiglesias 13y ago
You do have a point. All of us ex-vWorker users had to "put up" with the UI. Of course Freelancer is way better in that aspect. In terms of UX you have a better product than vWorker. However so do pretty much all other platforms. It isn't h
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by mgiglesias 13y ago
It could be. That's why I said "I felt". A feeling is not a fact by definition
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by mgiglesias 13y ago
Amazing how there's no single ex-vWorker that's out there saying how happy they are about the no-heads-up-whatsoever acquisition. The could've done a much better job.
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by mgiglesias 13y ago
Thanks :) You're welcomed to stop by
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by mgiglesias 13y ago
Exactly my feeling. I have only had bad experiences with the vWorker → Freelancer transition. In fact I felt it was engineered for only one simple reason: to get more "workers" to pay the monthly subscription fee.
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by mgiglesias 13y ago
Nop. It's wide open :) We have been focusing our marketing on Latin America but every day we see considerable growth in the number of users that come from Europe and Asia
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by mgiglesias 13y ago
I've been the top #1 provider for years and up until vWorker got sold to freelancer. I honestly think that was an awful move, since what made vWorker different from the rest is that it had less number of providers (and clients), but with a
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by mgiglesias 15y ago
working perfectly fine.. there are some small bugs here and there that will be fixed once we are passed the "voting" stage. During this stage new commits can't be pushed, and server has to remain the same