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  • EN1GMA
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2005
    • 1252

    #1

    Looking for a good programmer

    Hello guys,

    I'm looking for a good programmer, does anyone recommend me some?

    My requirements:
    - must be very good (cheap even better)
    - must have knowledge of PHP, MySQL, AJAX, Webdesign, etc...
    - must have good reputation
    - must work fast
    - must have icq or skype and be online in work days
    - must accept paxum as payment method or an account on freelancer.com so I can pay

    Anyone?
    I have 3 pendent projects...

    Thanks,
    Tim
  • Ticbra
    Registered User
    • May 2013
    • 27

    #2
    I add you on ICQ

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    • Ticbra
      Registered User
      • May 2013
      • 27

      #3
      Ok we make a deal, Enigma pay me 25% of first project as milestone and time frame is 5 days!

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      • EN1GMA
        Confirmed User
        • Nov 2005
        • 1252

        #4
        Thank you for the post mate!

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        • EN1GMA
          Confirmed User
          • Nov 2005
          • 1252

          #5
          time frame: 5 days he said
          time passed: 7 days with ZERO work done

          last time that I talked with him was having problems transferring my website to his server.

          another scam? is just what I get on GFY? Grrrrr
          or is just me that Im without any luck?

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          • redbusiness
            Confirmed User
            • Sep 2008
            • 292

            #6
            Still need One? I Know a Good ans cheap reliable company!

            Greets

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            • EN1GMA
              Confirmed User
              • Nov 2005
              • 1252

              #7
              redbusiness, well, that everyone says... but ok, email me the company url or contact please. But I just got scammed too many times!

              I prefer to wait some more days, has I pay him 25% upfront.
              If he don't say anything, I'm going to try talk with paxum support.

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              • redbusiness
                Confirmed User
                • Sep 2008
                • 292

                #8
                I worked several times now with that company...projects in range of x.xxx euros..

                When you need something, Hit me up, otjerwise Its also ok

                Greets

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                • EN1GMA
                  Confirmed User
                  • Nov 2005
                  • 1252

                  #9
                  How do I contact you?
                  Please send me an email with that company contact.
                  I have another pendent project.

                  Thanks

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                  • redbusiness
                    Confirmed User
                    • Sep 2008
                    • 292

                    #10
                    hit you up on icq

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                    • dsimms
                      Registered User
                      • Jul 2013
                      • 11

                      #11
                      Originally posted by EN1GMA
                      redbusiness, well, that everyone says... but ok, email me the company url or contact please. But I just got scammed too many times!

                      I prefer to wait some more days, has I pay him 25% upfront.
                      If he don't say anything, I'm going to try talk with paxum support.
                      You have some control over that...
                      You are the employer, not the employee....
                      If they want paid up front, then tell him to go work for tips....

                      then again, scamming does go both ways....

                      I have had coders beg me for money half way through projects
                      some stuff like: "my baby is sick, and i need bill money" I kindly
                      told him his personal & finance problems are not my concern....
                      I do not know any employers that advance money, even if your
                      baby is sick and you need money for bills. If coders are that desperate
                      for a quick payday, then I think they are in the wrong line of work.

                      If you need a quick payday, then get a payday loan to hold you over....
                      then again, if you have to get a payday loan, then you are either spending
                      to much money, you are not getting enough coding jobs, or you cant
                      keep up with the demands of pumping out quality coding work....

                      I have also had coders decline work because I would not pay them
                      up front. You know what my reply is: ty for your time, have a nice day....
                      Last edited by dsimms; 07-20-2013, 06:30 AM.
                      Adult WhoIs Lookup

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                      • EN1GMA
                        Confirmed User
                        • Nov 2005
                        • 1252

                        #12
                        Well, just to say that Ticbra is a SCAMMER !!!
                        I paid him and almost 20 days has passed and he never said anything more!
                        Time frame was 5 days...

                        I was SCAMMED again!
                        WATCH OUT guys!

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                        • BSleazy
                          Confirmed User
                          • Aug 2002
                          • 6721

                          #13
                          If you're going to hire new people on gfy with only 8 posts you are just looking to get ripped off. Find someone with a reputation or look elsewhere from a place with accountability.
                          icq 156131086

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                          • EN1GMA
                            Confirmed User
                            • Nov 2005
                            • 1252

                            #14
                            Thanks for the advice!

                            Btw, can paxum act in this situations?
                            Payment was made via paxum.
                            Any feedback?

                            Thanks!

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                            • redbusiness
                              Confirmed User
                              • Sep 2008
                              • 292

                              #15
                              Like i told you already the last time and also my programmer: you want a full Script which takes for example 100hrs coding, but you dont want to pay for example 1000usd for it. You want it really cheap and only pay for example only 50dollars for it.

                              Conclusio: no real programmer would do that Job. Only people with 5 postings will say they Can do that, take your money ans scam you.

                              But Its your decision. If you are paying Too lese for something, in Most cases toi pay so two, Three, four... TImes for it.

                              Greets

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                              • BSleazy
                                Confirmed User
                                • Aug 2002
                                • 6721

                                #16
                                Originally posted by EN1GMA
                                Thanks for the advice!

                                Btw, can paxum act in this situations?
                                Payment was made via paxum.
                                Any feedback?

                                Thanks!
                                Paxum won't do anything.
                                icq 156131086

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                                • EN1GMA
                                  Confirmed User
                                  • Nov 2005
                                  • 1252

                                  #17
                                  redbusiness, my mistake was not doing this on freelancer.com, I already worked with great guys there, and they have milestones and the money was safe there. Anyway, was only 25% of the project, I paid him $30 upfront. Is not too much money, but I dont like (anyone likes it right?) to be SCAMMED!

                                  BCyber, thank you for your feedback buddy.

                                  Btw, if anyone wants to avoid this scammer:
                                  Email: [email protected]
                                  ICQ: #671743380

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                                  • sarettah
                                    see you later, I'm gone
                                    • Oct 2002
                                    • 14293

                                    #18
                                    I am sorry if you got ripped off BUT

                                    This thread is hilarious on so many levels.



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                                    • mamaliga
                                      la gente está muy loca
                                      • Mar 2011
                                      • 1322

                                      #19
                                      Originally posted by BCyber
                                      If you're going to hire new people on gfy with only 8 posts you are just looking to get ripped off. Find someone with a reputation or look elsewhere from a place with accountability.
                                      best advice so far.
                                      Also asking them for portofolio/website may *reduce* a bit the scam probability.

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                                      • amateurWebmaster
                                        Confirmed User
                                        • Jan 2013
                                        • 36

                                        #20
                                        I am sorry about your 'case' Enigma1.
                                        I think that most scams starts with price and offer details that are TOO GOOD TO BE A TRUTH...

                                        My personal experiences as BUYER are something like this: if someone ask 50% it is OK, I know also the developer side, he won't spend, like somebody already said, 100 hours making working example that you are willing to pay $50, so best way is:
                                        - reference
                                        - talk with people who are in those references (people worked with developer/designer) before
                                        - your personal impression in taling about job how much he/she is motivated (if developer asks many questions then probably think to really finish your job, if he/she 'understand' everything and have no question just waiting for payment before start then probably something is not ok)
                                        - etc

                                        On the other side, as SELLER, I had many times situation like this: someone want something to be done, I ask a lot of questions before making offer, and even more before closing a deal, and my price is for example $3.000

                                        Guy (buyer) telling me after few weeks and 10 mails to each other, that he likes my reference and my approach to accomplish [SOME TASK] but my price is too high and my deadline is too long. Ok thanks, feel free to drop offer request for any task anytime. Then after few weeks we are going again: "XYZ gus scammed me for $1.000 no response from him for 2 weeks, blah blah..., I am ready to work with you now, but I will not pay nothing in advance..." Sure (I mean "suuure in some other life", ...)


                                        Point is that all of us as buyers or sellers can be scammed, but we can act on that way to decrease chance for that to happens to us to smallest posible

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                                        • EN1GMA
                                          Confirmed User
                                          • Nov 2005
                                          • 1252

                                          #21
                                          sarettah, glad to hear that I make you laugh

                                          mamaliga, I asked for his portfolio like I always do, here is part of the conversation:

                                          ME: Can I see your portfolio and last works?
                                          Are you a good designer or work with a good designer too?

                                          SCAMMER: This is my latest work http://beta.tumbswap.com/ http://tumbswap.com/ it's a traffic trading system like plugrush.com and plugerr.com

                                          SCAMMER: http://beta.tumbswap.com/admin/login.php
                                          user test123 pass test123
                                          but project owner left with no money few weeks ago and we pause project so i have time to complete your project if you asign to me

                                          SCAMMER: I done somethin similar for this guy http://www.film-club.net/ but i only scrape Serbian and Croation descriptions and titles.

                                          SCAMMER: If you want full custom script for cinema it wil take time, we are only 2 in programer team

                                          ME: I dont want a custom for cinema because website is completed already. just need little fixes.

                                          SCAMMER: ah... I think you want custom, sorry

                                          SCAMMER: Ok i check that script ( normal version not modified like yours) I can do changes for you

                                          ME: do you have a freelancer.com account?

                                          SCAMMER: I have freelancer account but i prefer to go paxum or even beter paypal.
                                          Lets do it a paxum milestone

                                          SCAMMER: http://www.freelancer.com/u/revupads.html

                                          ME: how can wee do a milestone on paxum? I dont think that they have this option...
                                          Milestone is very important because we don't know each other

                                          SCAMMER: Lets use Paypal

                                          ME: I don't have paypal
                                          isn't more safer on freelancer since we both have accont there?

                                          SCAMMER: Paxum then. Just transfer me $60 on paxum, i replay on your thread that you get me job and that is that, after i complete we bump thread and everything is good!

                                          SCAMMER: yes we can but freelancer take like $20

                                          ME: Ok Im going to trust you ok?
                                          You kow that is more risky for me than for you lol

                                          ME: but %50 is too much, how about %25 to start?
                                          And after some tasks done, I will transfer other %25

                                          ---------

                                          ME: Whats your name? My name is XXX

                                          SCAMMER: Zivko Popic
                                          amateurWebmaster, thank you for your feedback buddy, and I am very sorry for your $1.000 :/ And I agree with you, a scammer can be a BUYER or a SELLER.

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                                          • sarettah
                                            see you later, I'm gone
                                            • Oct 2002
                                            • 14293

                                            #22
                                            Originally posted by EN1GMA
                                            sarettah, glad to hear that I make you laugh
                                            You didn't make me laugh. Like I said, sorry if you got ripped off. It is never good to be scammed and there is never anything that can justify it imho.

                                            However, with that said, the thread as a whole is hilarious.

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