Jun 6, 2019 11:05:54 PM by Javier C
Hi everyone,
According to Upwork, if I apply with a client that does not have a verified payment method, they don't offer any protection for me. However, in the Hourly Protection rules, it describes how I can better protect myself by checking and specifying my skills and other details, or something of the like. Anyway, is it a better idea to withdraw my proposal, or should I just give a shot, as I already submitted and is my very first application? Thank you.
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Jun 6, 2019 11:34:49 PM by Petra R
Javier C wrote:Hi everyone,
According to Upwork, if I apply with a client that does not have a verified payment method, they don't offer any protection for me.
It is not a problem to apply for a contract with a client who has not YET verified their payment method.
*IF* you get hired, just make sure the client finalizes their verification before you accept the contract and/or do any work.
There is no advantage to withdrawing your proposal, so you might as well leave it.
Jun 6, 2019 11:34:49 PM by Petra R
Javier C wrote:Hi everyone,
According to Upwork, if I apply with a client that does not have a verified payment method, they don't offer any protection for me.
It is not a problem to apply for a contract with a client who has not YET verified their payment method.
*IF* you get hired, just make sure the client finalizes their verification before you accept the contract and/or do any work.
There is no advantage to withdrawing your proposal, so you might as well leave it.
Apr 22, 2021 10:22:40 AM by Faizan Y