tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7830181846759887520.post7326332809312312093..comments2009-06-04T11:15:40.910+02:00Alejandro Moreno-Ramoshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04035160795951800089noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7830181846759887520.post-35567573995924237172009-06-04T11:15:40.910+02:002009-06-04T11:15:40.910+02:00Rozsa, translation agencies are capable of that and many other &quot;evil tricks&quot;. Unlike poor freelance translators, they control most of the translation market. They have the power and willingness to make you work for ridiculous rates.<br /><br />Just kidding :) . There are and will always be PMs and agencies with bad practices. There are and will always be translators who work for them.<br /><br />My advice: just ignore that kind of agencies and focus on the high end segment.Alejandro Moreno-Ramoshttp://mox.ingenierotraductor.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7830181846759887520.post-1427382926685286332009-06-04T10:38:22.703+02:002009-06-04T10:38:22.703+02:00I love this. I&#39;m just starting now...Tell me, is it just me being naive or they really do this? I mean fictitious quotes... Is that why I never apply for a job if I see more than 30 quotes made already?Rozsa Parajdinoreply@blogger.com