Oct 21, 2020 10:47:51 AM Edited Nov 12, 2020 08:25:25 AM by Stefania S
Nov 7, 2020 08:32:00 PM by Lucio Ricardo M
In the case where the client don't approve the work and don't like it, he/she shouldn't use this work. And, the only case when the client should not pay (or stlll not pay) is when the job did not met the requirements. When the client theirselves don't know what they need, or when they fail to describe adequately, it is not freelancer fault. And for such cases, freelancers should be protected. And it is not fair if clients refuse to pay and Upwork give him the reason with a skewed balance. Neither if they force you to go into a 3, digit fee arbitration for a $50 or $100 work. Which, if I am not in an economic strain would do for the client not to be let to do whatever he/she wants.
Nov 8, 2020 04:27:41 AM by Pearlene T
@Lucio Ricardo M, You could not have described the situation better. It is like you must always and if they were to go establishments outside of Upwork they would have pay upfront before work even begins. It is so unfair. Upwork needs to screen the Clients and their willingness to pay. and be fair just before they come on this community
Nov 8, 2020 08:12:21 AM by Md Nabin U
Thanks for Such Decision that, No feedback contracts will no longer impact Job Success Score (JSS)
Nov 8, 2020 04:57:45 PM by Grace Gabriella P
I agree with this completely. I've had a few clients completely new to Upwork, who have never used the platform and have decided after receiving the work (which was, in all honest, as perfect and top quality as it could be) that they nolonger wanted to pay/honor the agreement. This was when my job success score was 90%+ as well and I had multiple raving reviews.
After contacting support and complaining, Upwork favored the client! I was treated quite inferiorly....
Nov 8, 2020 07:02:50 PM by Pearlene T
This is always the case. This unfair treatment MUST stop. Upwork has a clause for non-payment yet they are unwilling to enforce it. I think when they do that we should ask Upwork to pay for the Contract then they might start doing something about it. This type of conduct is called railroading and clients have always been getting away with this and Upwork is always unwilling to remove them from the Community..
Nov 12, 2020 01:59:10 PM by Mahak J
Me too. I am so annoyed by this private feedback. If Upwork clients are not happy with the work, then they should let us know. I am more than happy even to return their money. But getting replies like the work is great and everything and still getting bad "private feedback" and 5* rating is not fair for the freelancer.
What am I supposed to do if the client is saying on my face that your work is great? Even when I ask them that if you want, I am more than happy to edit it for you, but still, they say no, the work is flawless and give 5* rating publically but privately, just ruining the freelancer's profile.
The unfair treatment should stop, and I agree with this. There should not be private feedback. Feedback is for the public to view. The whole point of reviewing or leaving feedback is for other clients to know how the freelancer is performing, not how the freelancer is being betrayed and manipulated by the clients. If I don't like a client, I have the guts to tell them in their public feedback, and I will not leave private feedback to pretend.
Nov 12, 2020 02:26:05 PM by Deseree L
Nov 12, 2020 07:55:56 PM by Lena M
Yes, I absolutely agree!
Feedback should be constructive criticism. In a feedback, the client should let the freelancer know what he/she did good and what he/she should work on in the future. If the feedback is private it defeats the whole point. How is a freelancer supposed to know what to change if he/she doesn't know what was wrong in the first place?
This is not constructive critisicism, only unfair!
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