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Client asks to make a test project


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What if a client asks me to do his work on TEST BASIS so that he could check the credibility of my work, what should I do? Should I ask him to ACCEPT the order first or should I make it for him on TEST Basis?

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You can do tests or sample works but please don't do it for free. Like @imagination7413said, charge accordingly! I find that most buyers who are asking for samples don't actually want to pay for your service at all. They just want a small amount of work for free. Send a custom offer for an appropriate amount for a sample/test.

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Totally agree with everyone here!

Whenever I want to test a new seller for a big project (or any seller that I've never worked with) I order the smallest gig as a test or ask them to do a sample for $10 or $20.

An experienced seller would appreciate that. It would be much better than taking an expensive and long project just to find out you two are not a good fit.

Time and money saved for both party. Send them a small custom offer. If they say no, then it's not the type of person you'd want to work with.

Good luck. 🙂💕

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1 hour ago, alexandamedia said:

You can do tests or sample works but please don't do it for free. Like @imagination7413said, charge accordingly! I find that most buyers who are asking for samples don't actually want to pay for your service at all. They just want a small amount of work for free. Send a custom offer for an appropriate amount for a sample/test.

I did it for free and client rejected my work saying it wasn't good enough, even though I copied the sample 95%. I was sad at what my Indian client did. I will not do it for free again. Thanks for the views!!

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53 minutes ago, gina_riley2 said:

Totally agree with everyone here!

Whenever I want to test a new seller for a big project (or any seller that I've never worked with) I order the smallest gig as a test or ask them to do a sample for $10 or $20.

An experienced seller would appreciate that. It would be much better than taking an expensive and long project just to find out you two are not a good fit.

Time and money saved for both party. Send them a small custom offer. If they say no, then it's not the type of person you'd want to work with.

Good luck. 🙂💕

Rightly said, will keep it in mind. Thanks !!

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