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Originally Posted by Diomed
only pay after you have received the work in your hands. Do not pay up front.
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Yeah, because in every other industry, it's a good rule of thumb to only pay after you receive a product.
You're delusional if you think payment after receiving a service is a good idea and policy. The world works on the concept of key groups who have attractive services being reputable and reasonable enough that people trust them. It's cool to get a sample, but are you only expecting this guy to send a bunch of text off to Joe average before receiving cash in hand?
