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Alex Murillo from LuapaAI. I wasn't paid for payed test project. Beware.
https://contra.com/alex_murillo_iphro6ys
https://contra.com/company/lupa_ai_eeda62
I agreed to a small symbolic compensation. There was no reply after delivering. After a few weeks, they replied that the order was free. After I pointed to evidence that it wasn’t, they just blocked me.
Very shady. Be careful.
Monic here from Contra. 👋🏼 Sorry to hear about what happened!
Can you please share more information at hello@contra.com so our team can investigate further? Unpaid tests are against our Code of Conduct, so we want to make sure this is reviewed appropriately.
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