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Kimberpant, I don't pick up orders that have abusive instructions in them either. If a client is abusive in the instructions, then you can expect him to be abusive after you submit the order. It's not about being paranoid; it's about being smart and protecting your time and work. We don't have time to play around with shady people at these rates. We are writers, not counselors, so we can't tend to their abuse issues either.

I try new clients from time to time, but most of the new ones are the ones that reject things for strange reasons. There's no information on their profiles at all, and they always seem to ask for unreasonable revision requests. It's reasonable for someone to be picky after going through that a few times. It's totally reasonable

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