Getting paid

[Kennysplash]

Nobody work first before getting paid, that's not the rules when it comes to working. For customer satisfaction, you need to pay me and I will give what you want.

Or at least you reach a conclusion that you get paid 50 percent first before you start working. There are some situations when the clients have been scammed before too.

 

[Sara]

Or at least you reach a conclusion that you get paid 50 percent first before you start working. There are some situations when the clients have been scammed before too.

I'm not so sure of that 50 percent because I might lose to a bad client. I can only agree to 70 percent of the money for you to get what you want.

 

[Axel]

PayPal is the only means I get my payment for any job I am going to work on for my clients. I don't understand cryptocurrency otherwise I would be open to accepting payments with it.

Cryptocurrency is very good now. It's why I'll always be very open to using it now. I've even invested so much in cryptocurrency now which I've made profits from.

 

[Ryder]

I'm not so sure of that 50 percent because I might lose to a bad client. I can only agree to 70 percent of the money for you to get what you want.

Unless it's a new client whom was referred by my previous client whom I've worked with for a long time, that's when I will accept 50% payment upfront.

 

[Larry]

Which service do you use to get paid once you complete your task? Do you use PayPal, which is more or less the standard mode for industry payments? Do you use have any alternatives?

PayPal and cryptocurrency are the two major options that I make use of when it comes to getting payment for any services I'm going to render for the clients I work for.

 

[Sara]

Unless it's a new client whom was referred by my previous client whom I've worked with for a long time, that's when I will accept 50% payment upfront.

If not a referral purpose, I can't do it. You know the reason a client will agree to 50% was that he/she wants to see if you are capable of what they said you can do.

 

[Kennysplash]

Unless it's a new client whom was referred by my previous client whom I've worked with for a long time, that's when I will accept 50% payment upfront.

Freelancers just have to be careful these days, there are a lot of scammers roaming about and seeking those to extort free services from.