I'm just curious to what extent legal actions can this platform help the clients if anything goes wrong with the transaction? I'm pertaining to"back-jobs".
For example, I hire a plumber to install my waterline then after a few months problem would arise far from repair. Is Muxe be eligible for any function or extent client support if case like this happens?
MUXE will certainly create a support base to help our customers and service providers to the highest involved level. But every situation and type of market category will be different regarding the possibilities for MUXE to support.
The platform was expected to provide technical support as the team intend to build offices to facilitate any queries to be given and to resolve any undesired occurrence that the both parties are complaining for. Yet, the platform's liabilities in a certain circumstances might depend at any angle of the story as the aftermaths was done by its users and its logically their fault since they also have the responsibility as they agreed to abide the terms and conditions.
Perhaps a client rating might also help with this one and only verified users have the access to these features. But as for now that the project is still on early stage the main play goes to the devs and team. I am confident that the community need this kind of platform, saves a lot of hassle finding since owning a real state is not an easy task at all.