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What Should You Do If Upwork Sends You a “Dear John” Letter?by@nebojsaneshatodorovic
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What Should You Do If Upwork Sends You a “Dear John” Letter?

by Nebojsa "Nesha" Todorovic4mOctober 9th, 2022
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"We are contacting you to let you know we have suspended your access to Upwork indefinitely. Our decision is based on a careful review and the fact that you have submitted a high number of proposals for jobs on our site without many contracts or earnings. Unfortunately, this means the jobs posted by clients are not a good match for your skills. I know this news is likely disappointing to you. But our goal at Upwork is to enable freelancers to successfully connect and collaborate with clients who need their skills and expertise. Unfortunately, this means we must part ways with freelancers whose skills are not in demand in our marketplace."

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