nuine question for other freelancers — when a client sends you a contract, what do you do? Options I've tried: 1. Read it myself (I miss half the legal jargon) 2. Pay a lawyer $50
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nuine question for other freelancers — when a client sends you a contract, what do you do? Options I've tried: 1. Read it myself (I miss half the legal jargon) 2. Pay a lawyer $50
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I get a couple emails everyday on my store from randos promoting their services in posting positive reviews on trustpilot. Just wondering if anyone has actually ever used one?
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