by Wingo C on 07 Jun 2010

The work is not directly completed by this freelancer, it is distributed amongst a few - this can be acceptable however, the main freelancer does not check the quality prior sending. The work required from this freelancer did not meet the deadline and communication started to die down after the deadline was missed. The freelancer however did produce some work, however, none of these matched the requirements that we were looking for even though she promised to have access to various sources to find required data. Worryingly enough, 3 weeks after the initial deadline, she cancelled the job indicating "unrealistic project". If one cannot produce, it's much better to opt out much earlier on rather than wasting other people's time and money. It is important to understand the work and query any aspects that you are unsure with than to jump in thinking to earn quick cash if you are unable to produce. Rather unprofessional and we are seriously dissapointed at the time and money this has wasted us.

by Helen H on 18 May 2010

Nothing to add.