The buyer juz got me
I juz applied to job that has a $10 dollar budget after he hired me he asked me alot of things to do which are already not enough for the budget he posted.
I juz wanna asked how to deal with kind of buyers that asked alot of things after they hire a provider. I am really concerned about my feedback scores..
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joeknapp 2 posts - Philippines - Joined Sep 13 2009
There seems to be lot's of jerks here. I have been here for a month. Not one job. I have passed a dozen test. I have several interviews. They are not interviews. They just want free advice. I don't see much value here.
margaretphillips 221 posts - United States - Joined Feb 18 2007
I do not apply for fixed price jobs here because they do not guarantee payment, but I do on other sites where there is actual arbitration. I spell out what I will do for that fixed price job.It also serves to reconfirm that you both understand what the job entails.
jdecano 22 posts - Philippines - Joined Jan 28 2009
Can i juz end the project and inform my client that the budget is insufficient
jakecastle 63 posts - Philippines - Joined May 10 2009
Aren't you the god damn beggar putting your countrymen to shame by putting that pathetic donation site? Hindi ba ikaw yung pulubing namamalimos sa friendster. Nakakahiya ka.
JFMC a.k.a. the pinoy newbie
http://odeskpinoynewbie.blogspot.com/
jdecano 22 posts - Philippines - Joined Jan 28 2009
typical filipino.your from UP right but your aint getting any projects? Im from floodway pasig by the way..bigyan kita nakakaawa ka naman e..you should spend more time improving your profile rather than juz hangout here in forum..Walang mangyayari dun.
Nagsimula lang akong magforum nung ngkaprojects na ko..
jakecastle 63 posts - Philippines - Joined May 10 2009
Good to hear that your UP and on your toes. I accepted your invite for the Goodesign affiliation, let's see how I can help you out. Me typical Filipino? Well yes, but in a good way. While I am reaffirming my sentiments about your F-ster page, I am a team player. Good luck with that project you were ranting about. BTW a piece of unsolicited advice, retake or hide your Brainbench certification from your profile.
rj_decastro6 17 posts - Philippines - Joined Jul 30 2009
Hi jdecano!
Wow. I am amaze with your profile and the load of jobs you have. Congrats with that! Anyways, just try to confront him nicely and tell him that he is asking for too much and if he can raise your rate. If he doesn't, drop the job.
It will be a pain in the a## if you will continue with that job.
Best Regards,
Rikki | oDesk 101 Blog
jdecano 22 posts - Philippines - Joined Jan 28 2009
Maraming salamat sa suporta, i hope we filipinos wont bring each other down, i know malaki ang future natin dito sa odesk para makpg pasok ng pera sa bansa.Kaya i hope walang alimasag
msayno 116 posts - Philippines - Joined Feb 05 2008
than alimasag... just kiddin'. You're right, Odesk can bring more decent, better paying jobs than what the government hopes for in those call center slaves, where they work their health away for less than what providers can earn here - and the best thing is, we're working at the comforts and safety of our own cribs. Sadly, I'd been trying to have my friends sign up and no one believes that working on the web can be legit. I think filipinos are stuck with the conventional way of things, where it feels safer.
just my $.02