A number of users of the site have been requesting alternatives to Paypal for countries where Paypal is not convenient, and so we’re now able to offer (and receive) payments via Moneybookers, which is especially popular in Europe. Moneybookers works in a similar fashion to Paypal but offers more bank and payment options, so if [...]
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Well it’s been a while since we had to write on this blog, but there’s nothing better than server downtime to kick us out of our slumber.
About a week ago we started to see emails from Freelance Security being bounced back as our server was, apparently, blacklisted for spamming. It turns out that it wasn’t [...]
Country / Region Specific Project Notifications
Published February 3rd, 2007 in Site News. 0 CommentsFor a long time now, we’ve been asked to provide regional or country specific email notifications and RSS feeds for new projects… and at last we have it. This feature is still being tested but we hope you will give it a try and provide us with any feedback you may have, particularly if you [...]
Since Freelance Security started in 2004, we’ve generally offered payments through Paypal or via bank wire. Paypal is by far the most convenient method of receiving payments from Freelance Security, as payments are processed within 24 hours and can be deposited straight to your bank account in many countries, with no charge from us. We [...]
A large number of our members like to keep up with new private investigation projects on the site either by email or RSS. RSS, or “Really Simple Syndication”, allows you to receive updates as they happen to a web page such as My Yahoo, MSN or Netvibes, to a modern web browser like Firefox, or [...]
Welcome all to the Freelance Security news blog. Here we’ll be keeping you up-to-date on new developments, new features and any changes that you need to know about as a user of Freelance Security, the best site on the web for identifying and comparing private investigators for your investigation project, no matter where in the [...]
