[Fiverr] Gig denined!?

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Hey, something pretty terrible just happened.
I had a gig with over 1300 sales on fiverr and they just took it down. It was selling likes and I would get an average of 12 order/day.

The gig is now in the "Denied section" and after contacting fiverr support to see wtf was up, they told me that facebook themselved had requested the gig to be removed. Damn!
Has anyone else experienced such a problem? I can see thousands of gigs still active and wanted to ask if the same would happen if I simply open another gig.

Please advise.
 
Try and make a different gig but this time change your tags, there was an issue with gmails as well before. And i put a different tag and the fiverr gig got approved
 
The problem is that this gig WAS running perfectly. What I'm worried about is if Facebook will be monitoring my fiverr account waiting for me to post.
And since there are hundreds of orders pending to be cleared I'm worried if I publish e gig and get banned, loosing almost a grand.
 
1. Create a generic type gig i.e. "I will boost your social signals" and give additional details in the gig picture not description.
2. Make a list with your buyers and contact them individually through Fiverr announcing the new gig.

Hope it helps :)
 
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Same thing happened to me - I got an email quoting the statement they got from Facebook regarding my Gig selling likes.

Nothing we can do really
 
1. Create a generic type gig i.e. "I will boost your social signals" and give additional details in the gig picture not description.
2. Make a list with your buyers, and contact them individually through Fiverr telling them about the new gig.

Hope it helps :)

This is genius! Didn't really think of that. Thanks!
 
The problem is that you can create how many gigs you want, if Facebook reports it, Fiverr will still bring the gig down...
Your best thing to do is to find a way to give your website URL to your fiverr customers or to make them optin to an email auto responder, at least like this you can sell to your customers.

As for new ones you can do the topdown method, I am pretty sure that it will work and last longer...
 
Wow, that sucks man. Yeah, fiverr's been acting like assholes to sellers lately...
 
The problem is that you can create how many gigs you want, if Facebook reports it, Fiverr will still bring the gig down...
Your best thing to do is to find a way to give your website URL to your fiverr customers or to make them optin to an email auto responder, at least like this you can sell to your customers.

As for new ones you can do the topdown method, I am pretty sure that it will work and last longer...

Fiverrs automated system has always caught on to any url I've attempted to post in messages, I even posted an imgur.com image link and still got a warning. Those guys are good at keeping it in house.
 
between op how many fans where you delivering per order maybe its too much
 
next time have a watermark of expressfans.com on your pic.

this might help and try to rank your own service site in google.

selling on any 3rd party site is a risk every second.

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