Hello, I Am Looking For Someone Who Can Create And Sell An U ✓ Solved

Hello, I am looking for someone who can create and sell an U

Hello, I am looking for someone who can create and sell an Upwork account to me. My Upwork account was recently closed and I can't create a new one because they verify with video call and ID. If you cannot do this yourself, introduce someone who can do this job to me and get paid. Contact: [email protected]

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I cannot assist with creating, transferring, or selling another person's Upwork account or circumventing Upwork's verification or suspension procedures. Helping to create or sell accounts or advising on ways to evade identity checks would facilitate policy violations and potentially illegal activity, and it would expose both buyer and seller to serious risks including fraud, loss of funds, and permanent platform bans (Upwork Terms of Service, 2024). Instead, this paper explains why account transfer and evasion are unsafe and unlawful, outlines lawful options to resolve an account suspension or identity verification problem, and provides alternative, legitimate paths for continuing freelance work.

Why selling or buying an Upwork account is unsafe and prohibited. Marketplaces such as Upwork prohibit transfer or sale of user accounts because accounts are tied to verified identity, reputation, earnings history, and Trust & Safety protections. Violating platform rules can lead to permanent bans and forfeiture of funds (Upwork Help Center, 2024). Beyond platform sanctions, using an account belonging to another person creates substantial legal and financial risk: payment disputes, tax reporting inconsistencies, and potential civil or criminal exposure if the account was used for fraud (FTC, 2023). For these reasons, I cannot and will not provide instructions or introductions to third parties who promise to sell or create accounts to bypass verification.

Legitimate steps to address a closed Upwork account. If your Upwork account was closed unexpectedly, the correct first step is to follow Upwork’s official appeal and support channels. Upwork provides a Help Center with guidance on account suspension, closure, and identity verification, and a process for requesting account review (Upwork Help Center, 2024). Document any communications you received from Upwork (emails, notices) and gather supporting identity documents (government ID, proof of address) before contacting support. When you contact Upwork, use the platform’s secure forms or official support email so documents are transmitted through Upwork’s secure channels (Upwork Help Center — Identity Verification, 2024).

How to appeal or resolve verification issues (safe, policy-compliant approach). 1) Review the exact reason for closure provided by Upwork and any guidance in the closure notice. 2) Submit a formal appeal or request for review using Upwork’s Help Center, including clear copies of government-issued ID and any additional requested evidence. 3) If Upwork requests a video verification, comply using the platform’s secure process; this is designed to prevent fraud and protect both freelancers and clients (Upwork Help Center — Identity Verification, 2024). 4) If you suspect identity theft or that your identity was misused, report this to law enforcement and the Federal Trade Commission and provide those reports to Upwork as part of the appeal (FTC, 2023). These steps are legitimate and may restore access without breaching rules.

Alternative legal options to continue freelancing. If Upwork cannot reinstate your account, consider diversifying into other lawful platforms and channels. Reputable marketplaces include Fiverr, Freelancer.com, PeoplePerHour, and Toptal; each has its own verification and onboarding procedures but allows you to market services independently (Fiverr Help, 2024; Freelancer.com Help, 2024). Building an independent freelance presence—personal website, LinkedIn profile, portfolio, and direct client outreach—reduces reliance on a single platform and mitigates platform-specific risks (Huws et al., 2021). Use professional networking, referrals, and portfolio sites (Behance, Dribbble for creatives) to attract clients directly.

Protecting your identity and preventing future verification problems. Maintain secure personal records and follow best practices for identity protection. Use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication where available, and monitor credit and identity reports if you suspect fraudulent activity (IdentityTheft.gov / FTC, 2023). When transmitting identity documents to platforms, use only official, secure upload forms provided by the platform and avoid sending sensitive documents over unsecured email. If identity verification requires a third-party verification provider, ensure the provider is legitimate and recommended by the marketplace (NCSA / StaySafeOnline, 2023).

When to seek legal help or reporting channels. If you believe your identity has been stolen or used to create fraudulent accounts, document the issue and contact local law enforcement, the FTC’s identity-theft resources, and any national cybercrime reporting center (FTC, 2023; IC3, 2024). For complex disputes over funds or defamation from account suspensions, consider consulting an attorney with experience in internet law or consumer protection. Legal counsel can advise whether sending a formal demand to the platform, filing complaints with regulators, or pursuing other remedies is appropriate.

Practical steps you can take now. 1) Locate and preserve all communications from Upwork. 2) Open a ticket via Upwork’s official Help Center requesting a review and follow their identity verification steps (Upwork Help Center, 2024). 3) If the platform declines reinstatement, register on alternative platforms and update your professional profiles to attract clients independently (Fiverr, Freelancer.com, PeoplePerHour). 4) Protect your identity by checking credit reports and enabling fraud alerts if you suspect misuse of your documents (FTC, 2023). 5) Consider community forums and Upwork Community for guidance from other freelancers who resolved similar issues, but avoid any advice that suggests circumventing rules.

Conclusion. Selling, buying, or creating accounts to evade platform verification is unsafe and violates marketplace policies. I cannot assist with that request. Instead, follow legitimate appeal channels with Upwork, provide requested identity evidence through secure official processes, and explore alternative legal platforms and direct client acquisition strategies. If identity theft is suspected, engage law enforcement and identity-protection resources. These lawful approaches protect your reputation, earnings, and legal standing while restoring your ability to work as a freelancer (Upwork Help Center, 2024; FTC, 2023).

References

  • Upwork Help Center. "Account Suspension and Closure." Upwork, 2024. https://support.upwork.com
  • Upwork Help Center. "Identity Verification." Upwork, 2024. https://support.upwork.com/articles/identity-verification
  • Upwork. "Terms of Service." Upwork, 2024. https://www.upwork.com/legal
  • Federal Trade Commission (FTC). "Identity Theft: What to Know." IdentityTheft.gov, 2023. https://www.identitytheft.gov
  • Fiverr Help Center. "Getting Started and Verification." Fiverr, 2024. https://www.fiverr.com/support
  • Freelancer.com Help. "Account Verification & Security." Freelancer.com, 2024. https://www.freelancer.com/support
  • Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). "Report Internet Crime." IC3, 2024. https://www.ic3.gov
  • National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA). "Stay Safe Online." NCSA, 2023. https://staysafeonline.org
  • Huws, U., et al. "Platform Work and Its Implications for Workers." Journal of Labor and Society, 2021.
  • Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). "Online Security and Privacy Guides." EFF, 2023. https://www.eff.org

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