I currently have two projects that require login credentials to get started. Both state that the login details will be sent to me via email.
However, it's been weeks, and I still haven't received anything. Is this a common issue with CrowdGen? How long do people usually wait? I'm from Portugal.
Countless problems arise before you can even get started:
- Your account gets “deactivated” because of their faulty security system (apparently, accessing the website from two different devices is too suspicious for it to process);
- No human responds to your support tickets, and if someone does, it’s only after many weeks or months;
- You spend hours filling out surveys and answering questions, only to run into yet another absurd security issue that stops you from getting any further;
- You can’t even directly link your bank account, you have to use PayPal or some other obscure payment service and there's a limit to how much money you can receive with Paypal - 300 USD a year (why would there be a limit?).
It’s an AI-built website integrated with AI "ethics". No one values your time/work and it's made with the human consideration you'd expect from a flimsy automated system.
I completed a certification and checked its status, but it's not there, as if I never did anything. My account has been under review for three weeks, and there doesn't seem to be a single human being handling customer support (I've sent two messages).
I'm surprised to see others benefiting from this platform.
(translated from portuguese to english)
On 26 July, Odi was walking on a lead when he was attacked by a larger dog that was roaming freely. The attack caused damage around his trachea, leading to an air-filled swelling that gradually increased in size.
He was admitted to the veterinary hospital that same day and kept under observation. However, the swelling continued to grow. As the vets are concerned that his trachea may have been damaged and that air could spread to other areas of his throat and body, they will perform a tracheobronchoscopy.
Because everything happened so quickly, these are the only photos I managed to take after the attack, while we were already on our way to the veterinary hospital.
The money will be used to cover Odi’s medical expenses, including the initial emergency consultation, radiological examinations and monitoring during his hospital stay, hospitalisation, and the tracheobronchoscopy. Every cent helps. Thank you for taking time out of your day to read this.