Reporting Commission Violations to eprojx.co.uk - the uk web design, web hosting and seo marketplace

As Taken from out Terms and Conditions of Service

You are strictly prohibited from attempting to negotiate the fee for a project with another member directly (outside of eprojX.co.uk) after that project has been created/opened and before that project has been closed (basically, during an ongoing project). But this also applies to any project that was closed without a programmer being chosen, and then contacting them about the project anyway. Both parties are responsible for notifying eprojX.co.uk if the payment amount increases (above the bid amount) after the project is closed. Receiving a larger amount than the original project bid, without notifying us, will be considered an attempt to avoid the commissions. When a programmer requests a withdrawal, we always review all payments received for each project to verify that they match the bid. If at the time of a withdrawal request the programmer has failed to notify eprojX.co.uk staff of a payment received above the amount of his bid (a total payment above US£100), eprojX.co.uk reserves the right to deduct double the fee for the amount that should have been reported. We believe our commissions are very fair and justified for the service we provide, therefore we will absolutely not tolerate any of this activity on eprojX.co.uk.

Under no circumstances must developers submit a deliberately misleading or false bid in an attempt to win a project and then re-negotiate their fee directly - deemed to be outside of the eprojx.co.uk website and service, with the Project Owner. You are strictly prohibited from attempting, by whatever means, to negotiate the fee for a project with another member directly during the bidding period (before a developer has been selected by a project owner). This condition additionally applies to any project which has been closed without a developer being selected. Should any member approach you in such regard, you are obliged to report the matter to the webmaster@eprojx.co.uk immediately.

The eprojx.co.uk website is closely monitored at all times and any attempt to defraud eprojx.co.uk will result in immediate termination of the relevant member(s) account(s), permanent banning of the member(s) from the eprojx.co.uk website and may also lead to legal action against the member(s) involved, due to a breach of contract as implied by your members account registration, which electronically signifies your acceptance of these terms and conditions.

This condition furthermore ensures that both parties are responsible for notifying eprojx.co.uk if the payment amount for a project increases above the initial agreed bid amount, after the project is closed. Receiving or paying a larger amount than the original agreed project bid, without notifying us, will be considered an attempt to defraud eprojx.co.uk of commissions. This condition shall remain in-place for a period of 12 months from the original bidding closing date for the said project.

Members are required to pay all amounts owing to eprojx.co.uk within 30 days of such amounts becoming due for payment. Any amounts still outstanding after such period will result in the immediate suspension of the member's account and may also lead to legal action.

If you are aware of any developer or project owner who you believe to be in breach of our terms and conditions of service through a violation of not paying due commissions then please use this form below. All reports submitted are confidential and the source is not disclosed. All fields marked with a * are required fields.

:: Your Details
*Your Name:
*Your Username:
*Your E-Mail address:

:: Details of Developer / Project Owner suspected of violation
Their Username (if known):
*Their company or project name:
*Violation Details: Please provide as much detail as possible when reporting any commission violation. The date of the violation, the nature of the violation and the amount of money the violation is for.