curious human • 1m
2 days ago, I stumbled upon this guy on medial offering a freelance wordpress project. now I’ve been doing freelance for a while, mostly on custom-coded websites, but I wanted to learn wordpress too, so I thought why not. he was paying just 1k, but money was never the goal, I just wanted to explore. so I took it as a small side project for 2 days. the communication was messy, we didn’t really understand each other, but I still stayed calm as long as he didn’t interfere with my work. 2 days later, the website was done. clean, functional, client satisfied. and here’s where the real story begins. turns out, this guy wasn’t even the actual client. he had taken the work from someone else and passed it to me. I’m 100% sure he was keeping 70–80% of the payout just for forwarding the message. no contribution, no skills, just vibes. then came the final straw. he delayed the payment first, which I could still ignore, but then he asked me to give “credits” to some Sonu Kumar in the website footer, for the work I did. that one line flipped my mood completely. I backed off instantly. didn’t even take the money. because credibility is not what I sell. and honestly, it’s just frustrating how full the Indian freelancing space is with people like this, middlemen who act like they’re running the show when in reality, they wouldn’t last a week without the people who actually build things. it’s not the first time I’ve seen this, probably not the last. but if you’re one of those people reading this, seriously… grow up. earn it, don’t fake it.


garoono.in minimal a... • 12d
So this is about the quotation I shared with the client. First, they asked me to generate the code with international code quality and appearance. And they want its application on the store ASAP. But when I shared the quotation, which was 60% of t
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Set2Score • 1y
I recently came across a situation where I was having a session with my client, and I faced an emergency at home. The session was scheduled for 1 hour, but I could only spend 20 minutes. I was in a dilemma about what to say to my client, but I expla
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Hey I am on Medial • 5m
Ashneer Grover is not a founder—he’s a walking tantrum in a branded shirt, high on entitlement and loudmouth delusion. He didn’t build BharatPe with vision, he built it with VC money he treated like personal allowance. IIT-IIM may back his resume,
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Hey I am on Medial • 5m
Bhavish Aggarwal’s story is sold as bold and scrappy, but the truth is he didn’t fight the odds—he was the odds. IIT Bombay grad, ex-Microsoft, born into a financially stable Punjabi family—he didn’t risk it all, he risked comfortably. Starting Ola
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