Changing Bid Terms

[#1]

Hi, i would like to know that when i changed bid terms before contacting client, does he take a notification or not?

[#2]

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Muhammed M wrote:
Hi, i would like to know that when i changed bid terms before contacting client, does he take a notification or not?

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Clients see what has been submitted.  Does that answer your question?

[#3]

For example, a client got 10-15 bids for his job and he didn't satisfied, then went offline. I am one of those freelancers and i changed my bid to lower. Does he get a mail or any notification about my bid changing?

[#4]

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Muhammed M wrote:
For example, a client got 10-15 bids for his job and he didn't satisfied, then went offline. I am one of those freelancers and i changed my bid to lower. Does he get a mail or any notification about my bid changing?

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This doesn't make any sense.

* How do you know he wasn't satisfied?  Are you assuming this because he didn't hire someone?  Lots of clients post jobs and never hire.  

* There's no way to change your bid once it has been submitted.  Did you resubmit your proposal with a different bid?  That's not wise.  Don't waste your connects this way.

If you did resubmit with a different bid, yes he will receive it.  Know there are a ton of reasons why a client chooses a specific freelancer and rate is just one.  Your profile, JSS, portfolio, experience, location, etc. are some other elements that go into the hiring decision.  

[#5]

Yes, we can say 'not hired' instead of 'not satisfied'. I can 'change terms' from proposal page without using connects by the way. I just would like to know that does my changing make him come back upwork again by a notification and look at my proposal again or not.

[#6 · Accepted solution]

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Muhammed M wrote:
Yes, we can say 'not hired' instead of 'not satisfied'. I can 'change terms' from proposal page without using connects by the way. I just would like to know that does my changing make him come back upwork again by a notification and look at my proposal again or not.

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Ah ok.  There is no notification.  If/when the client reviews your proposal the terms will be the latest.  

[#7]

Thanks.