They forget that it takes more than two minutes to make a two-minute video.
Creating a video involves filming, editing, encoding, and other tasks that can be very time-consuming, especially when using free tools.
The short videos you usually watch on YouTube may only be about 30 seconds long, but the time it takes to create them is likely to exceed 30 minutes.
When asked, every expert responded that if work is required, then labor costs will be incurred.
You said that you hired Japanese testers and had them make similar videos.
Did those testers work for free? No, right?
If you were to ask in a forum, "If using a free video creation tool results work and prevents from doing regular job, is it acceptable to charge for labor costs?" the answer would likely be affirmative.
Even tasks that take only a couple of minutes, such as forwarding emails or submitting screenshots, can add up to a significant amount of work.
Especially since I am self-employed,The task prevents me from doing my usual job.
If you work five minutes of unpaid overtime every day, that adds up to nearly two hours of overtime over a month.
Over a year, that’s 25 hours. If your hourly wage is $20, that’s $500 worth of unpaid work.
Can you accept that?
We can tolerate a few minutes of work a few times to resolve a complaint, but we cannot tolerate tasks that take several tens of minutes.
As you know, Casino Guru earns profits by listing casinos and engaging in affiliate marketing, and resolving complaints is a way to gain trust and encourage further casino registrations and gaming.
No matter how hard you work, it is nothing more than an attempt to redeem the reputation of the casinos they introduce which are fraudulent, and pay are naturally incurred.
Please keep in mind that I am solely a victim and am not in a position to help resolve the casino's issues.
As you can see from this thread, the casino has not conducted a proper investigation and refuses to admit any malfunction.
As a result, I had to spend a long time working on this issue, and Casino guru had no choice but to hire a Japanese tester.
The casino should be held responsible for this.
They forget that it takes more than two minutes to make a two-minute video.
Creating a video involves filming, editing, encoding, and other tasks that can be very time-consuming, especially when using free tools.
The short videos you usually watch on YouTube may only be about 30 seconds long, but the time it takes to create them is likely to exceed 30 minutes.
When asked, every expert responded that if work is required, then labor costs will be incurred.
You said that you hired Japanese testers and had them make similar videos.
Did those testers work for free? No, right?
If you were to ask in a forum, "If using a free video creation tool results work and prevents from doing regular job, is it acceptable to charge for labor costs?" the answer would likely be affirmative.
Even tasks that take only a couple of minutes, such as forwarding emails or submitting screenshots, can add up to a significant amount of work.
Especially since I am self-employed,The task prevents me from doing my usual job.
If you work five minutes of unpaid overtime every day, that adds up to nearly two hours of overtime over a month.
Over a year, that’s 25 hours. If your hourly wage is $20, that’s $500 worth of unpaid work.
Can you accept that?
We can tolerate a few minutes of work a few times to resolve a complaint, but we cannot tolerate tasks that take several tens of minutes.
As you know, Casino Guru earns profits by listing casinos and engaging in affiliate marketing, and resolving complaints is a way to gain trust and encourage further casino registrations and gaming.
No matter how hard you work, it is nothing more than an attempt to redeem the reputation of the casinos they introduce which are fraudulent, and pay are naturally incurred.
Please keep in mind that I am solely a victim and am not in a position to help resolve the casino's issues.
As you can see from this thread, the casino has not conducted a proper investigation and refuses to admit any malfunction.
As a result, I had to spend a long time working on this issue, and Casino guru had no choice but to hire a Japanese tester.
The casino should be held responsible for this.