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Unpaid administrative work can prevent some gig-workers from earning a livable income.
The problem with the current methods of engaging in peer-to-peer gig economy work, is the entire process needs to be handled manually and offline.
Read about the solutions heymate offers!
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The gig economy as is, has been built for the customer and not for the worker.
Read about the following pain points which currently holding the gig-economy back from being a reliable and efficient way for gig-workers to produce their income.
Read our new article on Medium!
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Hey, any updates on the project, gys?
Hello, Harvey! Hope you had a lovely Christmas and New Year. We have a lot of new updates coming up soon in 2019. It is great to have you, follow our channels and stay tuned! HEYMATE TEAM
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The gig economy is a global trend.
Baby Boomers, Gen Xers and Millennials all do gig-work for supplemental income on non-transactional marketplaces, which allows people to do any kind of work they want. Heymate aims to connect these marketplaces, and allow anyone to create, negotiate and settle peer-to-peer contracts in under 20 seconds.
Read our new article on Medium!
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What are your tokens for?
Heymate uses two tokens to interact with the platform. The first token, HEY, will be used by the consumer to escrow payments for their contract, which will be made available to the provider upon fulfillment of the terms and conditions. The second token, HMR, is internal and is used to manage user reputations on the platform. When a contract between two parties is fulfilled, each of them may rate the other from one to five stars, which earns them HMR, or reputation, tokens, boosting their credibility on the service. Thank for the reply. I read in WP about referral program, could you explain it too? HMR tokens can be earned through referrals and lead generation. If one heymate user recommends another user for an offer which closes and successfully completes, the former earns HMR tokens in some proportion corresponding to the task’s value and the rating received by the latter.
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What are your tokens for?
Heymate uses two tokens to interact with the platform. The first token, HEY, will be used by the consumer to escrow payments for their contract, which will be made available to the provider upon fulfillment of the terms and conditions. The second token, HMR, is internal and is used to manage user reputations on the platform. When a contract between two parties is fulfilled, each of them may rate the other from one to five stars, which earns them HMR, or reputation, tokens, boosting their credibility on the service.
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Does this closure of offers, and similar only to a guarantee that both parties are in favor of the proposal? For if a party gives up, will there be any guarantee or fine for this withdrawal?
Thanks for your question! When developing the peer-to-peer contracts with heymate, users will be able to set the terms for cancellations due to sickness, weather, injury, etc., so any guarantees or fines will be established prior to the contract reaching an agreement.
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If only newbies publish messages in the topic, then this is very strange and looks like a scam. I advise everyone to be careful and think ten times whether to invest in this project or not.
Haha , the problem is that you can't buy so easy at this ICO even if you want to do it. They do not disclose information on sale to everyone, and do not sell to everyone as others do just to make money. Read the topic, they are strictly regulated and check every investor's accreditation before talking on purchase...so...it tells me lots about it Everyone can make one's own conclusion whether it is scam or not. if they are very strict, then, what are they looking for in an investor? with how things are going in crypto, it's really a struggle to find projects who are totally legit and will do things right. Yes, you are right, we are looking for contributors but we comply with the Law and unfortunately we can only disclose the information to accredited investors in the United States and non-U.S. residents. If either of these criteria apply to you, please contact us in a private direct message and confirm your accredited investor status or location of your legal residency, and we’ll get back to you.
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Who can I contact on Whitepaper translation?
Please reach out to our community manager, Stacey Hill on our Telegram channel at: @heymate_official.
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Being tired of a routine job makes people unhappy, kills their creativity and lowers productivity. Job satisfaction requires utilization of talents. If you feel your talents are not being encouraged and appreciated, there’s no need to feel frustrated. It simply means you should start doing something new, that monetizes your talents and skills.
Heymate is here for you, and is the right tool to get started.
Read our new article on Medium!
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How can I buy? Can't find We appreciate your interest, but unfortunately we can only disclose this information to accredited investors in the United States and non-U.S. residents. If either of these criteria apply to you, please contact us in a private direct message and confirm your accredited investor status or location of your legal residency, and we’ll get back to you.
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Are you a micro-entrepreneur looking to make your way in the gig economy?
Then heymate is the right tool for you. With heymate you can create, negotiate and close on legally enforceable peer-to-peer contracts in under 20 seconds, and it is the perfect tool for you to build your small business along with your peers. Our mission is to enable you to conduct and grow your business with any marketplace and in any circumstances.
Read our new article on Medium!
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I really like the articles you post on Medium.
DO you have more to come?
The next post will be on a new article published on Medium. Stay tuned!
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Heymate! I love your app name, it's pretty cool. I am new here in tech and would love to know more about your project.
Hello, Roggybe! Thank you for appreciation! I advise you to read our Whitepaper and study our website, http://heymate.works/. The heymate platform is a mobile app for the global gig economy that offers freelancing micro-entrepreneurs (e.g., millennials, part-timers, retirees, etc.) a deal-closing tool that allows them to create, advertise and close on a professional-quality offer for work to be done or goods to be sold/rented.
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Do you plan to port the heymate to any other app stores?
They heymate app will be available on the Apple and Android mobile app stores. We currently have no news to share about a releasing the heymate app on other app stores.
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Does heymate have any plans for future growth/research?
Heymate’s founders and advisors continue to discuss ways by which heymate can grow as well as better fit into the current ecosystem of marketplaces. Some ideas being researched are: - Building a “portable” reputation (or rating) that a heymater can use when moving between different communities in which he participates. If a heymater has built up a reputation in one community, this could be used within heymate without having to slowly build up a heymate-specific reputation, or vice versa. This work will require collaboration with various blockchain ventures that are currently exploring this topic of portable ratings. - Building a “fungible” profile which can be used by a successful heymater to “sell” the brand/business that he has developed working via heymate to a new user. - Identifying and evaluating additional artifacts that can be staked in addition to HMR tokens.
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