What if I found a job, but there are no photos to help the client

[b9e81250]

here is an example

[celgins · Accepted solution]

The client is not required to provide the photo they want edited. You would expect them to provide it after the contract starts.

However, the client provided no information at all, which appears scammy to me. I would avoid this job altogether.

Speaking of photos--your profile needs one--of you.

[b9e81250]

Thank you for your help, I am grateful to you and understood my mistakes

[spectralua]

Yep, as i understand photos will be provided after contract started.

Be careful, 50+ peoples already applied there. It can be connects wasting.

[b9e81250]

Thank you for your help, I am grateful to you

[d9fc6d8d]

What in that job appeals to you? Does it seem like a legit job? Even if it does, do you think you'll be able to stand out from the 50+ proposals? Some common sense, people.

[feed_my_eyes]

I don't think that's a real job - it's probably a freelancer who's looking for work and doesn't understand how to use Upwork. In any case, you should not be applying for any jobs where someone wants to remove a watermark - there is never any legitimate reason for this. It's stealing. It's very disheartening that so many freelancers have sent proposals and are willing to engage in this type of work.

But I do hope that this post is seen by all the freelancers who do jobs for free and think that a client won't be able to use their work if they watermark it. All a client has to do is turn around and post a watermark removal job, and 50+ people will eagerly offer to do it.