Topic: ✅ ✅ [ANN] CryptoTask - 1st Fully Scalable Decentralized Freelancing Market ✅ ✅ - page 36. (Read 47857 times)
February 08, 2018, 11:42:29 AM
How will this platform secure that every freelancer will be paid by the person who ask for services? We all know that someone are just using freelancer and get free services by scamming them. How will this platform take action to this?
February 08, 2018, 11:16:41 AM
That's really great idea. We even tried develop the similar ecosystem, but with a bit another token functions. No matter 
Curiously why it has gained so small amount of investments.
When I click on the button "try platform", metamask appears, is it possible to test without?
Curiously why it has gained so small amount of investments. When I click on the button "try platform", metamask appears, is it possible to test without?
February 08, 2018, 11:07:35 AM
What really skeptical right now is, why only 2 worker in the team.
There might be some team members behind this project that really not an important to publish their information since they just doing a small job.Maybe your right but the dev must explain it to the people why there are only 2 members working the project. Or maybe this is just a small project which can only be done by 2 people.
February 08, 2018, 10:41:39 AM
I do not have an unequivocal opinion on this project, on the one hand there are many similar sites with another number of freelancers constantly increasing.
February 08, 2018, 10:24:30 AM
What really skeptical right now is, why only 2 worker in the team.
There might be some team members behind this project that really not an important to publish their information since they just doing a small job.Maybe your right but the dev must explain it to the people why there are only 2 members working the project. Or maybe this is just a small project which can only be done by 2 people.
February 08, 2018, 08:10:44 AM
What really skeptical right now is, why only 2 worker in the team.
There might be some team members behind this project that really not an important to publish their information since they just doing a small job.Maybe your right but the dev must explain it to the people why there are only 2 members working the project. Or maybe this is just a small project which can only be done by 2 people.
February 08, 2018, 07:52:14 AM
This project has a really great concept and idea for the whole community for the benefits of people around. Yes, it will be a project that will be very beneficial to each one us. It has a great features to attract more people as a decentralized task market. I will really support this project.
February 08, 2018, 07:46:30 AM
this is bad news for freelancers, they are having less fun, hope they can get through this.
Why you said it is bad news for free lancers?is there a features that will not benefited the free lancers here? Anyway, I am looking forward for many developments and updates from this project.
February 08, 2018, 07:13:37 AM
Nice work, I have seen many freelancer sites now. I am wondering what separates this one from the others?
February 08, 2018, 07:09:08 AM
Based on my observation there are alot of freelancers that are underpaid. It seems that most clients take advantage of this vulnerability of a first time freelancer.
Then definitely with this kind of platform maybe that kind of problem will be given a solution. Well, if they are just wise enough maybe they will be paid with good amount. February 08, 2018, 06:45:45 AM
Based on my observation there are alot of freelancers that are underpaid. It seems that most clients take advantage of this vulnerability of a first time freelancer.
You are right, sometimes the rate is too low compared to the tasks they want to finish. I hope this project will make fairness and equality. I am curios what will be the outcome of this project once it launch already.
February 08, 2018, 06:10:26 AM
this is bad news for freelancers, they are having less fun, hope they can get through this.
February 08, 2018, 05:37:13 AM
So that means the job seeker, the advertiser must put money on their account first to verify that they can really pay the freelancer after he/she finished the work? That would be a great idea then.
Yes, Clients ( the one who offer task ) put a deposit equal to the task value, while freelancers need to put down 10% of the task they applied for.it. Let take example.
A client : need website template bduget 200$
--> client need to deposit 200$ first then put his offer
A freelancer : Applied for task
---> need to deposit 40$ (20%)
in this the platform ensure that client will pay and freelancer will do the job, since no one will deposit money to just troll.
Amazing idea. I agree that the freelancer should deposit an amount. But where will be the money go? As a freelancer, can you withdraw the money after the task is done or it will serve as a payment?
if there was no dispute, freelancer's escrow goes back to the freelancer. in case that there was a dispute, losing party covers the cost
I see, this project will have a escrow feature that will make both freelancers and clients safe. I am excited now what will be the outcome of this project. I just hope it will become successful.
February 08, 2018, 04:47:34 AM
What really skeptical right now is, why only 2 worker in the team.
That, for now, will be improved soon if these project will continue to grow and will have many supporters. So don't worry they will add manpower if they will reach their goal.
February 08, 2018, 04:44:33 AM
is there a beta website to test the functions of this decentralized project ? I just want to be sure before I support it; what is the uniqness of this project and what difference them from the most famous centralized freelance websites?
yep: https://www.cryptotask.org/platform/index.html
well, you are right by making your own decision for selecting the wallet, but metamask is at the moment one of the safest one for ethereum and token wallet. I recommend it. There is a similar blockchain based project like Cryptotask which also use metamask bcs of its safety.
February 07, 2018, 06:29:56 PM
So that means the job seeker, the advertiser must put money on their account first to verify that they can really pay the freelancer after he/she finished the work? That would be a great idea then.
Yes, Clients ( the one who offer task ) put a deposit equal to the task value, while freelancers need to put down 10% of the task they applied for.it. Let take example.
A client : need website template bduget 200$
--> client need to deposit 200$ first then put his offer
A freelancer : Applied for task
---> need to deposit 40$ (20%)
in this the platform ensure that client will pay and freelancer will do the job, since no one will deposit money to just troll.
Amazing idea. I agree that the freelancer should deposit an amount. But where will be the money go? As a freelancer, can you withdraw the money after the task is done or it will serve as a payment?
if there was no dispute, freelancer's escrow goes back to the freelancer. in case that there was a dispute, losing party covers the cost
February 07, 2018, 06:15:28 PM
Is there any bounty campaigns launched for this project? Because I cannot see anything rather than the ICO is live and there social media sites? I think its a good idea if they launch any of bounty campaigns.
We don't know what is the reason why they don't have a bounty program. And it seems they already reach the soft cap so I think they don't need to have a bounty program instead to buy their token. February 07, 2018, 06:12:04 PM
So that means the job seeker, the advertiser must put money on their account first to verify that they can really pay the freelancer after he/she finished the work? That would be a great idea then.
Yes, Clients ( the one who offer task ) put a deposit equal to the task value, while freelancers need to put down 10% of the task they applied for.it. Let take example.
A client : need website template bduget 200$
--> client need to deposit 200$ first then put his offer
A freelancer : Applied for task
---> need to deposit 40$ (20%)
in this the platform ensure that client will pay and freelancer will do the job, since no one will deposit money to just troll.
Amazing idea. I agree that the freelancer should deposit an amount. But where will be the money go? As a freelancer, can you withdraw the money after the task is done or it will serve as a payment?
if there was no dispute, freelancer's escrow goes back to the freelancer. in case that there was a dispute, losing party covers the cost
February 07, 2018, 06:11:23 PM
So that means the job seeker, the advertiser must put money on their account first to verify that they can really pay the freelancer after he/she finished the work? That would be a great idea then.
Yes, Clients ( the one who offer task ) put a deposit equal to the task value, while freelancers need to put down 10% of the task they applied for.it. Let take example.
A client : need website template bduget 200$
--> client need to deposit 200$ first then put his offer
A freelancer : Applied for task
---> need to deposit 40$ (20%)
in this the platform ensure that client will pay and freelancer will do the job, since no one will deposit money to just troll.
Amazing idea. I agree that the freelancer should deposit an amount. But where will be the money go? As a freelancer, can you withdraw the money after the task is done or it will serve as a payment?
when the task done and everything was ok, you will be able to withdraw the money, in the case of a task dispute, reviewers which are stake-holders and vote and decide if job has been done in way should be or not.
February 07, 2018, 04:56:24 PM
So that means the job seeker, the advertiser must put money on their account first to verify that they can really pay the freelancer after he/she finished the work? That would be a great idea then.
Yes, Clients ( the one who offer task ) put a deposit equal to the task value, while freelancers need to put down 10% of the task they applied for.it. Let take example.
A client : need website template bduget 200$
--> client need to deposit 200$ first then put his offer
A freelancer : Applied for task
---> need to deposit 40$ (20%)
in this the platform ensure that client will pay and freelancer will do the job, since no one will deposit money to just troll.
Amazing idea. I agree that the freelancer should deposit an amount. But where will be the money go? As a freelancer, can you withdraw the money after the task is done or it will serve as a payment?
if there was no dispute, freelancer's escrow goes back to the freelancer. in case that there was a dispute, losing party covers the cost
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