When a friend of mine that I just introduced into freelancing told me that he built a website for a client from the scratch for just $100, I nearly got angry. I know this happened. Clients took advantage of the new freelancers. They will know when they are conversing that the freelancers are new. That's why it is always a good thing to have someone that will be guiding in order not to fall a victim. What do you think about this? Do you have similar experience?
Has a client taken advantage of your naivety as a freelancer?
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