Feedback for Employer
By jewel102
@jewel102 (105)
United States
October 14, 2009 10:59am CST
On July, 2009, I did a translation work for a employer in a freelancer's site. I finished the project on time and also gave him a discount on the price that I charged. I trusted on him and sent the final translation and in a separate e-mail an invoice for my services. He didn't answer my e-mails and didn't pay me either! Until yesterday, I received the big surprise of his payment, almost 3 months after I finished the project! He sent me a real good feedback for my services, I mean, I works real hard on this project and finished on time, so he didn't have the right to complaint about my services and honesty. I have to send a feedback to this employer, what should I do? Put a negative feedback even if he paid me almost three months after I completed the project? If I put a positive feedback, I am afraid that other freelancers could suffer the same bad experience that I had with this employer. I want to me honest and fair as possible.
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@wmraul (2552)
• Bucharest, Romania
14 Oct 09
That's for you have to tell him you want to write a honest feedback and you'll include the payment delay .. but you want to be fair, so you will wait for (.. days) his answer to give him a chance to have a nice feedback.
If he will not answer , wait one-two days more after the term you give then publish a neutral feedback wit the exact reality.
He asked, received, sent the payment as was the deal but with this delay.
You may think maybe the one is not a usual emploayer, maybe he use freelancer services only very rare or maybe this was only one time .. but give him a chance.
This is the way I would do, anyway.
