Is Honest Dollar useful for a citizen of the Russian Federation?

Question

Freelance

Upwork recently sent an email outlining new collaborations with other companies and the portal that brings them together. Among them, the most popular is the Honest Dollar. Who thinks about how relevant this is for the citizens of the Russian Federation?

Answer 1

TL;DR: No, it's not relevant, because it doesn't let you complete the registration.
Due to the lack of sane explanations about possible restrictions, I had to stupidly try to register. It turned out that at the second stage it is impossible to go further if you do not specify citizenship or residence in the United States. So, crap or not, it is not relevant to the citizens of the Russian Federation.
Another site suffers from a popular disease: it climbs where people from all over the world sit, but does not consider it necessary to immediately warn that it is relevant only to some. Is it that hard to get an IP location and put up an alert or something like that?
This reminds me of some Russian “online stores” that offer a Volgograd resident to “buy with free delivery” their delicious goods, and only at the very last step of the order before payment it turns out that this “online store” does not even send to Zamkadie for a fee. Guys who develop websites, don't do this, ok?

Answer 2

You provided a link to a private pension fund for US citizens. What is the point in this if you can contact the same Metlife that are active in the CIS?

Answer 3

Usual crap
Has nothing to do with upwork

Answer 4

looks like a fund, the conditions do not bother you with a 10% fine, income tax, etc.? what is the profitability of the fund, what will happen to the money if the fund collapses, can the fund provide services all over the world, is this only for certain citizens?

Answer 5

https://www.google.com.ua/search?q=honestdollar+upwork
There is a suspicion that upwork is not aware that he is collaborating with someone