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Hi Jehsom,

An issue for remote programmers is how can they be sure the remote
project sponsor will pay them?  For widely broadcast projects, the
sponsor could simply tell everyone someone else won the task.  Remote
programmers would like to be paid up front to remove the risk.

An issue for remote project sponsors is how can they be sure the
remote programmer can do the work?  As in your broadcast, remote
project sponsors would like to pay after the work is done to remove
the risk.

A solution for both parties is to work through an escrow service like
HotDispatch.  An escrow service ensures that the sponsor can pay
before the project starts, and the programmer is paid when the sponsor
is satisfied with the completed project.

HotDispatch is a marketplace for programmer expertise where questions
often receive responses in less than an hour, and small programming
projects are often completed in less than 24 hours.   Prices can be
fixed, negotiable, or by bid.  As on auction services such as eBay,
participants who fail to meet their obligations risk their reputations
and their eligibility to participate.

HotDispatch includes an escrow service that takes care of the
accounting, so that you can pay for speedy solutions and tip for
heroic answers, without the overhead of getting physical addresses,
and writing out a check --- all the things no one has time for during
a time crunch.

  HotDispatch: the Market for Technical Expertise
  http://www.hotdispatch.com/home?aff=32819422
  http://www.hotdispatch.com/IBM/home?aff=32819422
  http://www.hotdispatch.com/palm/home?aff=32819422
  HotDispatch Corporate Accounts
  http://www.hotdispatch.com/epo1?aff=32819422

(...to solve problems quickly, offer quick rewards in return...:)

-- jvwright


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