The job description includes job content and bid requirements.
To avoid delaying work, the buyer must give his contact details in case we can not reach him/her by email if something arises.
The job will go through myTino's audit, to avoid conflict with the myTino Service Terms.
The buyer can edit the job as much as he wants to during the bidding period and communicate with the bidders in order to select the most suitable provider.
When the bid ends, the buyer must select a winner. If no bidders have been selected after the deadline, the job will end automatically.
The buyers are suggested to make the deposit during the bidding period to guarantee a paid job.
The buyer and provider can negotiate with each other and choose whether to transact online or offline.
When transacting online, the buyer must deposit the contract fee into his/her Tino account. Both the buyer and the provider must have agreed on the budget previously.
The provider can click the button to upload the work files (View Flow Diagram) during the transaction period (myTino suggests that the buyer and the provider transact online to minimize the risk). After having uploaded the work files, the provider can ask the buyer to transfer the budget. The buyer will decide whether to transfer the budget or not.
The unpaid deposit will be unfrozen and become available to the buyer for withdrawl when the job ends.
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