My name is Sam
And I never pay my workers
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Unpaid work. Empty promises. Exposed.

Get the facts on repeated unpaid projects, broken commitments, and the real consequences for professionals working with this individual.

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Taylor Brooks
No payment
Broken agreements
Excuse cycles

Questionable hiring practices exposed

This page highlights ongoing concerns about hiring and payment reliability. Multiple professionals have reported repeated issues with compensation and communication.

Reports indicate a pattern of delayed payments and unmet commitments. These experiences raise concerns about dependability and transparency.

The following sections detail specific cases to inform those considering future work arrangements.

Stories of unpaid work and empty promises

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Excuses
Unpaid work
Red flags
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Alex: Promised payment, never received

Alex shares how deadlines shifted and payment was avoided.

Taylor: Project finished, excuses for no pay

Read Taylor’s experience with missed payments.
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Jordan: Avoidance and vague updates

Jordan describes repeated delays and unclear responses.

Morgan: Requests ignored after delivery

Discover how Morgan’s follow-ups were met with silence.
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Riley: Work left incomplete, unpaid

Riley’s project ended with no compensation or closure.
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Sam: Misleading job offers exposed

Sam details false promises and unclear agreements.

Casey: Onboarded, then ignored for payment

See Casey’s account of being left unpaid.
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Jamie: Importance of clear contracts

Jamie explains why upfront terms matter.

Avery: Communication stopped after delivery

Read Avery’s story of being ghosted.
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Quinn: Advice to avoid scams

Quinn shares steps to protect your work.
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Blake: Payment promised, never sent

Blake describes how excuses replaced payment.

Drew: Tactics to delay and avoid pay

Read Drew’s full account of excuses.
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Skyler: Practical tips for freelancers

Skyler offers advice to avoid nonpayment.

Peyton: Missed warning signs early on

See Peyton’s experience with red flags.
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Rowan: Project canceled, no compensation

Rowan’s work ended abruptly without pay.
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Harper: Hired, but never paid

Harper explains how work was used without payment.

Finley: Excuses for delayed payments

Read Finley’s account of repeated delays.
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Dakota: Steps to protect yourself

Dakota outlines how to avoid scams.

Emerson: How to verify opportunities

See Emerson’s tips for safe hiring.
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Charlie: Work used, no credit or pay

Charlie’s project was completed but never compensated.

“I completed all project tasks for Sam Sawalhi, but payment was repeatedly delayed and ultimately not received. The process was unprofessional and did not meet expectations.”

- Taylor Brooks
Unpaid developers after project work
$1,024,125.02
Outstanding invoices to date
FAQ

Know before you work here

Answers to common questions about working with this business. Understand the process and what to expect.

Are payments made reliably?

Payments are frequently delayed or missed. Many report ongoing excuses and inconsistent follow-through on compensation.

How does the hiring work?

Onboarding is quick, but roles and expectations are often unclear. Formal agreements are rarely provided.

What should I be cautious about?

Watch for unclear promises, missing contracts, and repeated payment delays. Always request written terms.

Who can I ask for advice?

For guidance, contact previous workers or consult professional resources if you have concerns.

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