Apr 25, 2019 03:47:06 AM by Nelly W
My client asked me to spin over 100 recipes and I got to 34 then realized the articles were taken from other bloggers and I was basically doing something illegal. I ended the contract immediately. The client gave three paragraphs horrible feedback. What should I do? I feel it is unfair.
Apr 25, 2019 04:04:15 AM by Petra R
Nelly W wrote:My client asked me to spin over 100 recipes and I got to 34 then realized the articles were taken from other bloggers and I was basically doing something illegal. I ended the contract immediately. The client gave three paragraphs horrible feedback. What should I do? I feel it is unfair.
Is that the same client you walked out on because you "had an accident" and didn't do the work?
You can refund the $ 17 - the feedback will vanish from your profile.
Apr 25, 2019 04:52:39 AM by Jennifer M
This is why I have to tell clients after they've been burned by the flakes and frauds that this is my livelihood and I take my work and deadlines very seriously.
Apr 25, 2019 05:08:05 AM by Martina P
Nelly W wrote:My client asked me to spin over 100 recipes and I got to 34 then realized the articles were taken from other bloggers and I was basically doing something illegal. I ended the contract immediately. The client gave three paragraphs horrible feedback. What should I do? I feel it is unfair.
There was a job posting recently about "rephrasing" some articles, but with the meaning unchanged. Well........................................................
Apr 25, 2019 08:38:52 AM by Michelle S
Yes. I got an invite to that one too. I told them that if they were using the article without citing the original article it was plagiarism. I can't believe people are so blatant in their breaking of the law.
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