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Scam!! They will approach you with a great sounding job, offering 50% paid after 1st half is done, 50% once the 2nd half is done. They will not pay you!! They say you have to pay them a hefty deposit in order to receive your money..... yeah, nah. Avoid!!
They contact you via freelancer sites and offer a high paying job for a movie script translation. They claim that you have to send 40% aka 40-50 translated pages in advance to get the contract and they pay after they reviewed your work. And there is the catch: after the review they ask you to make a deposit first in order to receive your payment... And then they disappear, like it happens in every typical translation job scam. Find more info about this via internet search.
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