Where Your Money Goes To Die
Eight months of diligent work, glowing client feedback, and playing by every single rule in Workana's rule book, including refusing to share outside contact info because, you know, policy. Turns out following the rules is the fastest way to get banned here. Who knew? Here's the masterclass in platform management: my client's $800 payment failed (twice — banks are hard, apparently). Workana's solution? Instantly ban the client. Then, just for good measure, ban me too. No explanation. No appeal. Just vibes. And the cherry on top, they kept every cent of the balance from my previous, completed, paid-for project. So let's recap: I delivered the work, they kept the money, the client lost his freelancer mid-urgent-project and had to scramble to another platform, and Workana... did absolutely nothing except prove they can make two people lose simultaneously. Efficient, really. Truly impressive business model Alienate the freelancer, terrify the client, pocket the cash, and call it a day. I didn't know scorched earth was a customer retention strategy, but here we are. Save yourself the eight months. Save yourself the $800. Save yourself the mystery ban with zero customer support. There are plenty of platforms that don't treat "a card got declined" as a hanging offense. Workana is not a marketplace, a magic trick Watch your money and your account both disappear.