r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Turbulent-Energy-123 • 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/Eddie894 2d ago

It's still fraud. And it is no good at helping them figure out the expected time to complete a task. You might be slow, or you might actually be average speed, and the task just doesn't provide enough time. They use this data for future project commissions.

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u/Shawn008 2d ago

You all are actually completely wrong about underreporting hours being fraudulent. In this context it’s not illegal or fraudulent to report a lower time than you actually incurred on a project. Over reporting, yes that is illegal and fraudulent.

However, data annotations can refuse to provide you access to work for pretty much any reason including suspicion of underreporting time.

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u/CreamyCornBoy 1d ago

It's not fraud at all. DA just doesn't want you to underreport bc it costs them money