"I recently collaborated with a client on Upwork who assigned me three significant tasks. The initial task outlined in the project description pertained to IAP (In-App Purchase) integration. The client communicated through chat, instructing me to first modify the UI in the project, followed by changing the character and finally implementing IAP purchases. I diligently completed each task and sought the client's feedback, to which they responded positively, stating, 'It's very good, sir.'
Upon their satisfaction, I delivered the project, and the client conducted testing, expressing approval and promptly releasing the payment. The initial milestone was completed, and the client instructed me to submit the project in Unity 2022, as they mentioned that the IAP functionality didn't work properly in the 2019 version. Subsequently, the client confirmed that the project worked in Unity 2022, and the first milestone was marked as complete a day before the specified deadline.
However, after the initial completion, the client persistently requested additional modifications, stating that the IAP was still not functioning correctly. Despite my assurance that I had delivered the project according to their requirements and their previous confirmation of its functionality, the client continued to request adjustments.
Regrettably, the client then threatened to leave a negative review if I did not rectify the IAP issue. Feeling compelled to maintain professionalism, I agreed to revisit the task and correct any potential issues. After reworking the IAP functionality, I submitted the revised project to the client.
Despite their previous approval and confirmation of the project's functionality, the client proceeded to claim that the IAP was still not working. At this point, I am facing the possibility of a negative review despite fulfilling the project requirements as per the client's earlier confirmation.
I am considering engaging Upwork's customer support to address this matter professionally and by Upwork's policies, as the client's expectations seem to be continually shifting af
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