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The Owner of this platform is a FRAUD !!!!!
"I was hired for a full-stack development project through this platform. I completed the work as agreed, delivered the full source code, and the client confirmed receipt. Shortly after, the client filed a chargeback/dispute on the payment that had already been released, and then became completely unreachable — no response to messages, project closed, no further contact.
I'd advise other freelancers to be cautious: use escrow-protected milestones, avoid releasing full source code before final payment is confirmed and the dispute window has passed, and keep all communication on-platform for evidence.
Sharing this so others don't go through the same experience."
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