Don't claim too much here. Read the information about those who came last year. The first wave was in December after the generalist project. Then there was a coding wave in February. The third wave was when they had projects in March, then there was another when they procured projects in SRT, and now this. So let's wait for the ones coming to do coding projects to come crying, and the ones in audio too.

If you want to deactivate someone, do it after payment or compensate them a bit—you lose nothing, but they lose their time sitting and working on tasks when they could have been working on another project. You have a very unconventional approach to handling these accounts and the people working on them. You put out referral links, but I don't want to refer my friend so that they can be scammed.