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Title: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: h4xx0r on October 07, 2014, 12:11:02 PM Edit:The negative trust is not there because i scammed someone. please read them carefully. A couple of overzealous forum security guards are blackballing me. why i'm not sure, but i really don't care. i certainly haven't done anything wrong at all. They are just queers.
My fee's Hourly Jobs-- .03719/hr, paid daily or weekly, your choice. fixed price Job under $50 - half up front, half on finish Job over $100 - 10% up front, 90% escrowed with terms agreement. you can pm me for more info. I have an extensive portfolio. If you're looking to have that UI/UX that separates you from the competition, i'm your guy! skills: Redis(Beginner) PHP(Expert) HHVM(Expert++) Nginx(Advanced) Ubuntu(Average) Javascript(Novice) Jquery(Advanced) CSS(Advanced) Ink(Novice) Bootstrap(Average) HTML5(Advanced) Websockets(Intermediate) Purl.js(Advanced) jQuery Cookie(Intermediate) Revolution Slider(Advanced) Owl Slider(Advanced) Foundation by Zurb(Advanced) Zero Clipboard(Novice) jQuery Noty(intermediate) jQuery jGrowl(advanced) jQuery MatchHeight(intermediate) jQuery browser plugin(advanced) Swift Mailer(Novice) Python SMTP(Average) MandrillApp with python or php(Advanced) Paypal REST API SDK for PHP(Intermediate) Authorize.net AIM SDK for PHP(Intermediate) Bitcoin Self Hosted Server Integration(Advanced) Bitpay bitcoin payment integration(Advanced) Coinbase bitcoin payment integration(Intermediate) Python(Beginner) Pusher.js(Intermediate) Title: Re: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: PondSea on October 10, 2014, 12:36:59 PM where is the portfolio?
Title: Re: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: CrackedLogic on October 10, 2014, 01:46:36 PM Job over $100 - 10% up front, 90% escrowed with terms agreement. What is the point of having 10% paid upfront if 90% is being escrowed? The funds are being escrowed anyway, so it's safe for you to start your project. Title: Re: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: h4xx0r on October 10, 2014, 02:38:56 PM Job over $100 - 10% up front, 90% escrowed with terms agreement. What is the point of having 10% paid upfront if 90% is being escrowed? The funds are being escrowed anyway, so it's safe for you to start your project. Fixed price job. i take 10 percent up front, on the off chance the client is a scammer and tries to get his money out of escrow when receiving the code. this is pretty common on freelancing programs. clients will hire you accept the work, even pay you, then after they take the code they do a chargeback or claim you didn't deliver the code. it's a checksum of sorts. this term only applies to fixed price jobs, not hourly jobs. It doesn't matter atm anyway. I'm booked solid for the next two months other than the weekends. Title: Re: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: AcoinL.L.C on October 10, 2014, 07:21:51 PM Job over $100 - 10% up front, 90% escrowed with terms agreement. What is the point of having 10% paid upfront if 90% is being escrowed? The funds are being escrowed anyway, so it's safe for you to start your project. Fixed price job. i take 10 percent up front, on the off chance the client is a scammer and tries to get his money out of escrow when receiving the code. this is pretty common on freelancing programs. clients will hire you accept the work, even pay you, then after they take the code they do a chargeback or claim you didn't deliver the code. it's a checksum of sorts. this term only applies to fixed price jobs, not hourly jobs. It doesn't matter atm anyway. I'm booked solid for the next two months other than the weekends. You have negative feedback. You should accept funds in full escrow Title: Re: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: h4xx0r on October 10, 2014, 08:43:23 PM Job over $100 - 10% up front, 90% escrowed with terms agreement. What is the point of having 10% paid upfront if 90% is being escrowed? The funds are being escrowed anyway, so it's safe for you to start your project. Fixed price job. i take 10 percent up front, on the off chance the client is a scammer and tries to get his money out of escrow when receiving the code. this is pretty common on freelancing programs. clients will hire you accept the work, even pay you, then after they take the code they do a chargeback or claim you didn't deliver the code. it's a checksum of sorts. this term only applies to fixed price jobs, not hourly jobs. It doesn't matter atm anyway. I'm booked solid for the next two months other than the weekends. You have negative feedback. You should accept funds in full escrow You should mind your own business :-) Title: Re: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: CrackedLogic on October 10, 2014, 08:48:09 PM Job over $100 - 10% up front, 90% escrowed with terms agreement. What is the point of having 10% paid upfront if 90% is being escrowed? The funds are being escrowed anyway, so it's safe for you to start your project. Fixed price job. i take 10 percent up front, on the off chance the client is a scammer and tries to get his money out of escrow when receiving the code. this is pretty common on freelancing programs. clients will hire you accept the work, even pay you, then after they take the code they do a chargeback or claim you didn't deliver the code. it's a checksum of sorts. this term only applies to fixed price jobs, not hourly jobs. It doesn't matter atm anyway. I'm booked solid for the next two months other than the weekends. You have negative feedback. You should accept funds in full escrow You should mind your own business :-) I recommend you do, there is still a chance of you taking the money and running. Title: Re: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: h4xx0r on October 10, 2014, 08:50:27 PM Job over $100 - 10% up front, 90% escrowed with terms agreement. What is the point of having 10% paid upfront if 90% is being escrowed? The funds are being escrowed anyway, so it's safe for you to start your project. Fixed price job. i take 10 percent up front, on the off chance the client is a scammer and tries to get his money out of escrow when receiving the code. this is pretty common on freelancing programs. clients will hire you accept the work, even pay you, then after they take the code they do a chargeback or claim you didn't deliver the code. it's a checksum of sorts. this term only applies to fixed price jobs, not hourly jobs. It doesn't matter atm anyway. I'm booked solid for the next two months other than the weekends. You have negative feedback. You should accept funds in full escrow You should mind your own business :-) I recommend you do, there is still a chance of you taking the money and running. There's also a chance of being screwed out of money all together. if buyer has to pay up front a percentage, it can keep them honest. i wasn't born yesterday. At any rate, i don't even care at this point. I'm here as a service, and it if its going to be this much of a hassle, no thanks. i'm doing just fine already :-) Code: namespace FooBar; Title: Re: PHP/JS/HTML/CSS3 Coder at your service. Post by: sifter on October 11, 2014, 07:37:25 AM What test was that?
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