Indians masquerading as Americans?

Question

Freelance

Nedvano signed up for elance. I happen to have done a lot of freelancing and contract work, but never on stock exchanges before. In general, I see an order: set up TFS, publishing, CI, everything. It is written that Irvine is from the States. Signed up on Skype. The Skype name is Sandip Dalal, but the profile is still Irvine, USA. Then I suspected something was wrong) He did not speak, I believe, in order not to demonstrate an accent, my friend. I have been to India several times and I can distinguish an Indian from an American. In general, he asked me the same thing that I wrote in the bid, received exactly the same answers and asked to contact their lead, whose name is Bharat. He is no longer encrypted, it is clear that he is from India.
I don't mind working with Indians if they need help setting up CI, but all this conspiracy bothers me. Maybe someone can explain why he does this? Is it a scam or just Irvine/Sandip Dalal - is it some kind of Indian outsourcing that works with the states, do they really need to do what they can't do?
Yes, the transaction is protected by escrow protection.

Answer 1

If I misunderstood something, don't hit me. I am full and drunk and everything is obvious to me.
>Skype name is Sandip Dalal, but profile is still Irvine, USA.
Sandip lives in Irvine (which is in California. Emnip Blizzard, Verizon and a bunch of other things are located right here). Sandip works remotely with you, with Bharat and a bunch of other people (all these people can live anywhere)
>asked to contact their lead, whose name is Bharat. He is no longer encrypted, it is clear that he is from India.
Once Nick (Boston, USA) began to communicate with me, Nikolai from Boston, having talked with me, was satisfied and sent me to Boris (and Borya was not encrypted, and it was clear that he was sitting in Riga). “Oh, again these Russians, squinting like Americans,” I would have thought if I were an Indian.

Answer 2

Indians who call themselves Hindus are treated less than Indians who call themselves Americans. A tricky SEO move to increase conversions?