Apr 10, 2019 12:59:12 PM by Cynthia M
I was getting a feel for my client's site before starting to work and I was off the clock. I got a virus. Well that is what the malware said, her site was acting very funky and I did not want to chance my equipment. So I completed the work I did and cancelled the contract. I was very kind and sympathetic to her. She lashed out at me and made accusations and said she reported that i gave Her a virus. She then admitted she had virus on her server. but continued to slam me. How do I ensure her false accusations do not go through to Upwork as I have glowing review from mmy first client?
Apr 10, 2019 03:23:20 PM Edited Apr 10, 2019 03:34:51 PM by AleksandarD A
Hi Cynthia,
I'm sorry the contract with your client didn't turn out well. We want for Upwork to be a professional place where people treat each other with respect.
I've checked your conversation with the client and found you communicated outside Messages. If you have any evidence of your client using inappropriate language, you can take a screenshot and report the inappropriate message or behavior to customer support or share it in a private message with one of our moderators. The team will review and take actions accordingly.
Thank you.
Apr 10, 2019 03:34:39 PM by Cynthia M
Apr 10, 2019 03:45:30 PM by Tonya P
If the client makes false accusations in the review, you can politely refute them. Be very concise and stick to the facts.
In future, as you may have already figured out, extricate yourself from the contract before raising any issue that might offend the client. (Actually, don't raise the issue ever, just find a way to get out of the contract.)
Apr 10, 2019 07:05:44 PM by Petra R
If no money changed hands, no feedback (or any sign of the contract) will show on your profile.
The contract, the client's private feedback (if any) and the fact that it was a nothing paid contract will affect your metric as it will count as an unsuccessful outcome.
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