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yes , it you will not get it back . i think freelancer should give us back our bid for cancelled project Read More

in last 3 months i have lost more than 6000$ due to reversal of payments and all clients got work and closed jobs with 5 stars .......when i ask support for it they only say we follow procedures on our side.Means last years closed jobs funds are now keepreversing.Few clients responded on my issues and they said they have nothing to do with reversal as they havent got funds back neither they compla... Read More

Hello! I had the same problem, but I spoke to Customer Support about it, and they were able to help. Here's what you have to do. Go to your Settings tab. There, you'll see Membership. From THAT Membership tab, you'll be able to cancel and downgrade to a free membership. If you go straight to Membership from the right-side options bar, you don't get that option. So, Settings, THEN Membership. I'm ... Read More

Hello Elilevi , i think it's not possible as if you are the employer and you posted a project you will not need all India to contact you :) Read More

If you are the first bidder to bid on any project then a default message popped up to the employer from your side . It will state something like this "Hey, I'm interested in your project. Please send me a message so that we can discuss more." And it will be visible to you also . But if you try to send further message to the Employer it will show error . You will be able to send the messages... Read More

Facebook retargeting is based on a traditional marketing concept that involves selling, or "targeting", people who are likely to be interested in your product. In digital marketing terms, that means pushing relevant ads or content to people who have already visited your website. It's actually more effective for marketers who have a limited budget since it only pushes the ads to users who are a... Read More

I think Freelancer should inform logo contest holders about the importance of seeing a logo over blank white first, so they could make an informed decision when describing a project and choosing a contest winner. Read More

Hi, we all have the same problem. freelancer.com will not give you the money back. So, the solution in my opinion is according the following steps: 1) fell free to bed on projects 2) if you agree with the employer with chat and before awarding the project 3) request from him/her to open a per hour project for you 4) in per hour project you will pay nothing until you get paid * 5) if he/she... Read More

Freelancer is world largest outsourcing website, where you can get many works but you will be hired depend on your knowledge of work. . 1- After creating profile be sure you complete profile with 100% 2- After completing profile go to Work --> Browse Categories --> There are many categories available select any category you as per your knowledge. 3- in category page you will find many projec... Read More

This question helps I saw a green awarded description in the projects and I wasn't sure if I had been awarded or if they were just letting me know that the project had been awarded in general. Read More

The GIMP is a free and cool software to do a lot things. But remember: choose a tool and explore it to be an expert. Read More

You have to review the Employer back to get your review publish on your profile . Just go to the project and review them also . Hope it will work Read More

Hi moemoezz, Well thats a good question. One of the most widely used frameworks is express.js, but it all depends on your API and if you want to build anything else, I mean besides API you want to add 1-2 pages. Another option is restify.js, its an old player on the field and is very similar to express, except it does not have template support. If you only want REST API in your app, then res... Read More

Not necessarily bad, but it's not suitable in most of the cases. If it's an application with 4-5 icons then it could work, but if it's more than that, the monochromatic icons may look boring and you would need to implement other colours to get it back to life. Read More

The employer has the option to "seal" a project. That way only the employer would be able to see bids from freelancers. Other freelancers would only be able to see their own bids but won't be able to see the bids of other freelancers. Read More

You can use your Ukrainian passport as proof of your last registered address, if you didn't use it as proof of ID. https://www.freelancer.com/support/employer/Payments/what-is-required-to-become-verified Read More

Never accept any project without talking with the Employer on messages. Some fake projects are posted here some times so you have to be aware of that too. And for security reason you can ask the employer to create milestone before you accept the project . Once you accept the project freelancer will charge the project fees. Read More

As for reviews, you need to ask the employer to rate you after successful completion of a project. You can also review them if you end the project yourself then ask them to rate you too.You then have to rate them back for the review to be visible to your profile. Read More

You can not actually cancel a project. Rather you can only send a request to cancel the project to the client. Read More

After completion of a project, the client is getting an option to review your work. There are two options. Does your freelancer complete the task within budget? Does your freelancer complete the project on time? based on the number of project completed and the count of these question answer by employer the percentage is being shown. Read More