Need help reapplying!

[61815a35]

Hi there! 

After submitting my proposal, i discovered a couple of typos and just wanted to edit them. Since Upwork does not allow any editing after posting I thought I'll just withdraw the application and reapply.

Turns out I cannot reapply to the same job. It is a real shame, because the job itself looked like a really good match. 

Is there a way to reverse the withdrawal and not being able to apply?

I simply was not able to see a way to talk to a human on the support side and the chatbot just linked me to this page: https://support.upwork.com/hc/en-us/requests and there is no way to submit a new request on that page. 

So, that is all. If anyone on the support side could help me out, it would be awesome! 

[LuiggiR]

Hi Karl,

I'm sorry for any inconvenience this can cause you, but I'm afraid that if you withdraw a Boosted Proposal, you can't submit it again. You can see this article to learn more.

[6d6b4854]

I've got the same problem. Is there no way to reapply a job? 
And also it's interesting why you made that rule that if you withdrew your boosted proposal you cannot reapply that. That's not looking fair.

[LuiggiR]

That's correct, Ivan. Once a boosted proposal is withdrawn, you can't reapply for the same job. I'm happy to share your feedback with the team for consideration.

[6d6b4854]

But why it works like that? What kind logic is that - If I make mistake why I can't fix it and apply again, even if I boost my proposal? I don't say I want to use spended connects, no, it's okay if they wasted and I'm ready to put more, but why are you ruinig the chance to get a work?
It's not fair to freelancers, actually when some kind of real job posting not really often.

[spectralua]

Logic to avoid spammer send spam again and again. Yep, freelancers unable to fix errors but as-is.

[6d6b4854]

What spam you talking about if I spending my connects on it? Even if I'd apply and withdraw 1000 times it still won't be a spam, cause employer couln'd see all my applies, just one.