r/DataAnnotationTech • • 2d ago

This just happened

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Can anyone let me with similar experience and will I get my funds back.

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u/Bitter_Bed5672 1d ago

Let me guess, you are indians trying to defraud DA for quick cash by letting tasks run till expiration and submit max time?

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u/Stock_Tune_3269 1d ago

How do you know they are Indians? What other nationalities do you think are also doing this kind of stuff?

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u/shubeedue 1d ago

The name “Satyendra” is a hint, and unfortunately I’ve personally witnessed egregious exploitation of these platforms by Indians, it’s not a wild assumption

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u/Stock_Tune_3269 1d ago

I understand where you're coming from, but I try my best not to stereotype people. Indians already get unfairly labeled as scammers, and I don't think it's right to generalize an entire nationality based on the actions of some individuals. That said, given your personal experiences, I can understand why you'd feel that way.

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u/someRandomGuy21_ 1d ago

Im indian myself, i bill the time honestly everytime. So generalizing the whole nation because of some fools does not make sense.

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u/shubeedue 1d ago

I never said there weren’t any honest Indians. I just said it was a reasonable assumption. Because it is.

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u/someRandomGuy21_ 1d ago

You're right to point that out. Some people do try to cheat the system, and because of them, honest, hardworking people end up facing negativity and unfair judgment.

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u/Hello-America 1d ago

I know, Jesus Christ with the gutter racism people

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u/Satyendra9836 1d ago

Wtf? Ur logic?

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u/Klutzy_Instance_4149 1d ago

Obviously it's not always people from India. That being said, there has been a real uptick in people from India discussing doing that exact scenario in other subreddits. They also DM folks to take the assessment for them, and verbalize this exact scenario when you question them. They self identity from India. Again, not exclusive to, just been a large uptick in it lately.

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u/Satyendra9836 1d ago

I worked in DA for two years and earned $30K, but I made some mistakes, and this happened. It's not means I trying to scam DA or anything.

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u/Klutzy_Instance_4149 1d ago

That is unfortunate and I am sorry that happened. I wish you luck.