Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

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Marketplace Thread Approved

Summary
This service has been tested by the marketplace moderation team to ensure that it meets the standards for the marketplace. The service has been checked to ensure that it can deliver what it advertised in accordance with its TAT or in a timely manner if no TAT was provided.

Service Information
  • The setup is straight forward as any other extension (PS: Install on Chrome only as the seller pointed out)
  • The filters work as expected
  • The communication with the seller was easy
Thread Edit Log
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With anything more than 5 going in here
Information For Buyers:
  • Service Quality: The quality of the product or service that I receive is what you should expect, or better. If you feel that the quality of the service has dropped significantly, please let us know via the report button.
  • Disputes: If you do not receive a product or service as advertised, or at all in the event of a dispute, do not be afraid of a "no refunds" refund policy as you are allowed to request a refund through the shit list process. For more information and to see whether or not your dispute qualifies, refer to the shit list rules and procedures.
  • Review Copies: Per the marketplace rules, if a seller does not offer trials or review copies, please do not request them in the sales thread, otherwise your post will be removed and further action may be taken.
 
The extension is now compatible with Microsoft Edge and Brave. Check it out!
 
why there is no reply for such a freebie service like this. I will be trying it when I get back home. Thank you lepman!

I am new on Upwork, do you have any suggestions btw? :)
 
why there is no reply for such a freebie service like this. I will be trying it when I get back home. Thank you lepman!

I am new on Upwork, do you have any suggestions btw? :)
Thank you! Please give me your honest feedback once you test it. Yes, I do actually have some suggestions:


1) Send as many proposals(unique and well-written) as you can. It's a numbers game. Eventually, something will hit. Got my first job after 45 proposals. Do not get discouraged.

2) Vet out your clients by how much they pay per hour on average. Anything less than $20/hr means they are cheap. Move onto the next.

3) Read the feedback they left for previous freelancers, if they are constantly giving negative feedback, they are likely to do the same to you. Stay away from grumpy clients.

4) Do not lower your hourly rate. Offer free work or ask them to pay you after you complete the initial task. If they are satisfied, they might even give you a bonus. If not, don't even start the contract and risk getting a negative review.
 
It would be a nice handy tool for upworkers
I Will give it a shot.
 
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