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Help centre·Trust and safety

Reporting a problem

What can be reported, who can report it, and what happens after you press send.

1 min read

If something here is wrong, tell us. It goes to a real queue that a person reads.

What can be reported

  • A conversation, or one message inside it. Reporting a single message keeps a copy of that message as it is now, so it still counts if it is deleted afterwards.
  • A job post: by any freelancer who can see it.
  • A profile: by any signed-in client, including a free one.
  • A video introduction: by any client.
  • A review: by the freelancer it was written about.

Freelancers cannot report other freelancers' profiles. Opening that would turn the directory into a place competitors file reports about each other, which is not what a report queue is for. If something about a profile worries you as a freelancer, tell us directly.

Choosing a reason

The reasons offered change with what you are reporting, because they have to. Harassment is a thing a person does in a conversation; a profile page cannot harass anybody, so that reason is not offered there. Everything that is not on the list belongs under "Something else" with a sentence from you.

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  • The details box is optional and it is the most useful part. What somebody said or did helps far more than how it felt.

    What happens next

    A report is filed with a snapshot of the evidence taken at that moment, so editing or deleting the thing afterwards does not erase what was complained about. For a job post the snapshot includes the pay and the screening questions, which you cannot see on the public page: that is deliberate, because "not what it says it is" is a claim about a difference, and only one side of it survives on its own.

    You will get a notification when the report has been looked at. It says the report was resolved or dismissed, and nothing else: it never tells you what we did about the other person, because that is between us and them.

    "Dismissed" means read and closed with nothing needing to be done. A report that produced nothing is not a report that was wrong to make.

    What the other person is told

    Never that you reported them, and never who did. If a warning is issued they are told what the warning is for, in our own words. If something is taken down, its owner is told it was taken down. See moderation.

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    • Getting started4
      • What RemoteHire.ph is
      • Client or freelancer
      • Plans and pricing
      • The money-back guarantee
    • Hiring on RemoteHire.ph13
      • Browsing and filtering talent
      • Reading a profile
      • Saving and comparing
      • Messaging
      • Posting a job
      • Applicants and invitations
      • Arranging a call
      • Offering work
      • Contracts
      • Hours and approval
      • Invoices and paying
      • Team seats
      • Billing
    • Working as a freelancer14
      • Creating your profile
      • ID verification
      • Your profile score
      • What clients can and cannot see
      • Your video intro
      • Availability and hiring status
      • Finding and applying to jobs
      • Messaging clients
      • Engagements and contracts
      • Logging hours and time off
      • Invoicing and getting paid
    • Trust and safety4
      • How verification works
      • Reporting a problem
      • Moderation
      • Privacy and what we log
    • Account3
      • Settings
      • Signed-in devices
      • Email verification and password reset
    Tool certifications
  • Reviews
  • Sharing your profile