Max Adamchuk

The performer provided an example of what the completed work would look like, specifically about a dozen photos of products. I was satisfied with the example of how the completed work would look, and we agreed on the deadlines and price and opened the "safe." According to the technical specifications, it was necessary to parse about 20,000 photos of products, which the performer could not manage due to unforeseen circumstances and suggested an alternative (in the form of a service) that required significant additional financial expenses (almost as much as the entire project cost) and additional efforts on my part (I would have to manually parse the photos using the script provided by the performer). Since we did not agree on this, and I had neither the time to wait for the photos any longer, nor additional funds to pay for services from a third-party service, nor the professional skills to carry out the instructions that the performer advised me to do myself - I had to close the project and state that the work was not completed because, in fact, the work was not completed (I did not receive the parsed 20,000 photos processed according to the technical specifications).