Andrew
GBThis has become nothing more than a… This has become nothing more than a glorified PayPal platform - the only difference between the two is on WM one can post documents a contractor needs to perform work-related tasks on the buyer's behalf. That is, if you can find a living, breathing contractor - there are many, many deadweight contractor profiles on this platform, those who first signed up as far back as 2011 as available to hire but have never completed even 1 job through it and clutter searches for viable talent and those who when reached report they no longer use WM themselves. I hire a lot of contractors for repair and new installation projects throughout the U.S. and have repeatedly been forced to use other resources to complete jobs for our clients in a timely and professional manner as there is ZERO effort by WM to recruit talent - one would almost be better off trying to hire through Craigslist services section.
Wayne Hu
CARipoff platform! Withholding money without reason. This company could hold your contractors payment for many days without letting you know, and they only send your money out after you check with them. And they charge you a variety of fees. I had this experience and I believe lots of others as well. Working with this platform will force your contractors to leave you because of no proper payment and unreasonably collecting a variety of fees. Ripoff platform!
Mark Dominick
GBI’ve been in business for over 30… I’ve been in business for over 30 years, DoD, Airforce, IRS, etc. Workmarket has destroyed the industry, working for half of what I made 10 years ago, no communication, late or no payment. I hate to give up my relationships with SSA and many others after all these years, but if you want half ass, you will certainly get half ass. Rant over…
Daryl G
GBI have been using this platform for 3+… I have been using this platform for 3+ years without issue. I do use others, and without naming them, WorkMarket outperforms the competitors in that the freelancer stands to make the most because fees are not generally the freelancer's responsibility. Yes, it does vary, but 98% of the fees are covered by the buyer. The support staff offers assistance in most cases and although they tend to favor a buyer, they do try for an amicable and beneficial resolution towards the freelancer.
Ben Swanner
GBTransferred payroll funds 8 days ago to… Transferred payroll funds 8 days ago to the same bank account I have on file with them for ten years. Today i got a notice that my deposit failed and to try again. Delays are becoming more and more their new normal. I called and asked if they understood people depended on payroll and was hung up on. Scamsters.