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A question before you commit is cheaper than a campaign that goes wrong, so ask it. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will tell you whether this is the right tool for it, including when it is not.
Tell us what you are trying to do. The more concrete it is, the more useful the answer.
If you are evaluating Brief Buck for a campaign, the fastest version of this conversation is one paragraph: what result you need, roughly how many of them, which countries, and what evidence you have to be able to put in front of somebody else afterwards. That is enough to say whether the model fits, and enough to say when it does not.
What we cannot help with
We do not sell followers, engagement, positive reviews, or any work whose value depends on the audience not knowing it was paid for. If that is the brief, this is the wrong marketplace and no amount of discussion will change that. The proof standards set out where the line sits and why it is drawn there.
We also do not accept campaigns that ask a worker to break a platform's terms, create accounts that misrepresent who is behind them, or produce content that would need a disclosure the campaign then omits. Trust and compliance covers how that is enforced once a campaign is live.
Common questions
How quickly do you reply?
Within one working day in most cases. We do not run a staffed queue around the clock, so a message sent on a Saturday is usually answered on Monday. If something is time-critical on a live campaign, say so in the first line.
What should I include?
What you are trying to achieve, and any constraint that matters — the countries you need, the number of results, the proof you have to be able to show someone else. A brief with a constraint in it gets a useful answer; a brief without one gets a question back.
Can you write the brief for me?
No. There is no managed service here and adding one is not planned, because the coordination cost it removes is the same cost that makes the model cheap. We will tell you whether a brief is executable by a stranger, which is the part most people get wrong.
I have a dispute about a submission. Where does that go?
Through the appeal path on the campaign itself rather than here, because that route keeps the money held safely until the appeal resolves. Use this form if the appeal path itself is not working for you.
Would rather just start?
Posting a campaign or taking a task does not need a conversation first. Both paths open from the account page.
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