Fiverr 'processing fee' of $.50?

This is a joke especially when I got that get $5 for free when you but $10 or more. So how to faq can I spend the free $5 now without buying another $10 worth of gigs
 
Maybe the sellers or fiverr must add one free gig on each 10 to give back. I get messages from buyers, that this is the last gigs they order.
 
Hahaha, yep! I'm damn near at $10,000 spent with them...crazy right?
 
lol @ a bunch of so-called cash money gangstas complaining about $.50.

As I remember in every gangster movie I've ever seen, they're 100% about their money. Business men first, gangsters second. The way they acquire the funds is gangster though. So am I gangster by paying $5.00 for some tedious work then charging a client $200 for it? Fuck yea I am! Am I about my money with over 1,107 gigs purchased from Fiverr totaling $550+ in fee's for $0.50 extra per order now? You better believe it! It's a matter of principle & business bro. They really shouldn't think they're untouchable though, as I remember a little company called Netflix who did something similar to their customers as well that ended up in whole heap of backlash.
 
Damn, that's just rude. Well, it's time to look for other websites like that. Or you know, someone could start one...
 
I have just bought a gig:
As of November 2014, Fiverr is charging a processing fee of $0.50 on purchases up to $10 and 5% on purchases above $10.

if you order with more than $10 it's 5%...
 
we can say end of fiverr as now they started charging 10% from the buyers as well
 
they're trying to collect profit / money as possible. it always happens, when a company doesn't have tough competitor. so bad...
 
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I use damn quick pay and just got hit up for the fee.

They have to afford those commercials they were running on tv.
 
This sucks, but mostly I get so much value for money it's worth the extra fee. Too bad sellers aren't getting a benefit from it - and that can be a problem if they want to attract and keep good sellers.
 
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