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It is amazing to watch as they openly promote online toxicity at the expense of calling it out. I've reviewed both reports I've made success rate vs. deleted of mine comments, and their line is definitely pro racist, pro bigot. You will struggle to get the Ai to even recognize obvious racism. But, the more appalling aspect is the "personal attacks" moderation. If you're a certain political belief type, you can fling whatever insult you want, openly, but if you say "that's idiotic", which is targeted at an idea, not a person, immediate deletion. I went through a few of their clients web comment sections, and it's a pretty universal bias, with Yahoo being the worst. I haven't been able to find if they are in charge of MSN, the only board I've discovered as more toxic than Yahoo.

Wonderful world of high fees Paypal, where your money will get drawn from your account no matter what you do. You'll be able to take money out when they feel like it. Last straw: I cancelled a Fotor subscription 3 days before the draw date, mind you I cancelled it months before woth Fotor, but this was directly with PayPal. It shows fine as inactive, with accurate dates. 3 days later, I get a note from my old bank that they rejected the transaction...Then I get 3 more notices in 2 weeks. Finally, the find my new card and charge that. Mind you, they have documented proof on their site I cancelled DIRECTLY WITH PAYPAL. So, silly me, I dispute it. They credit it, then they reverse the credit because the merchant states they delivered goods...Um, it was a subscription that I used 1 time and paid 40 bucks for because it was awful...But again, I cancelled it ON PAYPAL...Oh, after the review, the date of cancelation magically vanished...But don't worry, I kept the emails...And if they steal this money from me, as I told them, I'll take it back from employees inlays they've never contemplated.

So I didn't want this subscription the first time
I TRIED THE FREE TRIAL. Got billed for it, the product, particularly the generated images are terrible. Anyways, I end up paying 40 bucks for a membership I don't want. I log in once to request cancelation. Think it's done. I notice about 3 days before my date on PayPal that it still says active. Switch that to inactive. PayPal literally tried 5 different times to steal this money for Fotor, then finally found a new card that worked. Dispute it, Fotor claims it wasn't cancelled and PayPal, even though the payment was inactive when they drew it, claims I received the product. Not only a terrible company, but a truly substandard product to boot.

The problem is you use this site at your own risk. I've noticed a pattern with many of their provider offers, where the lower tiers will pay fine, but then they shut off payment on the top level after you spent money to get there. Their service teams then say, nope, can't tell you why, go away. The payouts, when they follow the offers, are top notch, but the problem is the risk you take if you pay into offers. My suggestion, do not pay into offers directly with FreeCash or they will try to scam you.

Found them as they've been flooding a particular Reddit board, that they probably paid, called Beermoney.

Go to create an account, they take my name and email address only.
"Sorry, we do not have anything that fits your demographic or family information"
But I haven't provided anything but my name and email address.
Reply to the Scammer on Reddit "Hey, what gives, how can I be rejected based on data you do not have on me, unless you've stolen it previously".
"you must have signed up before"
"Nope"
"Well, email us a ticket"
"OK"
Allegedly human response to the ticket that specifically says I've given them nothing by my email and name
"Sorry, we do not need your demographic currently, please try our next round and we'll keep you on file"

This is what's called phishing.

Spent time realistically bidding on projects, all which went to bids that literally had zero experience mentioned in the project or their bid. Decided to pay for skills tests, even though they are exorbitantly expensive for what they are. No real results, just a score that is slightly below certified. On one test, I saw at least 4 questions in which they just flat made errors on (but you can't see those as the ones they claim you got wrong because there are no actual results, again, just a score). But hey, you can pay them again to take the exam, lol. This, in addition to the simple fact you have to pay up front their fees to accept a project, the scammy nature of you front page (this is how you get rich here, lol), and the scammy nature of most of the projects, and I'm sad I ever got involved with this place. Waste of time and money

They run out of the same offices in NJ, run by Pakistani nationals not located in the US. They pay for positive reviews at these businesses to lure unsuspecting people in. Please avoid for your own good

Meanwhile, I got 4 in the same period on Indeed for free. Most of the jobs I'd hear back from a day later to say they were already filled. As I read through reviews here, they all read the same way. It seems very odd and zero like my experience. I'd be wary.