The sellers are total manipulative with bad reviews. Very rarely did the buyer leave a bad review on accident but since the buyer can't respond to anything the seller says in the review, the seller can total lie and manipulate the reason they got the bad review.
By sheer luck, otherwise you won't. Fiverr honestly is not interested in giving new sellers a chance.
If the buyer is not satisfied they should never mark the order as complete as seller has no way to refund once the order is complete, even if they want to.
That won't do much though, the damage is done either way no matter your reviews. Bad reviews matter more to the algorithm than the buyers.
I have never had a problem getting my money back from fiverr even weeks after the service was marked as completed and after I already left a 5 star review.
Not sure how that works, is it fiverr giving you the money back or the freelancer? What if the freelancer already withdraw the money and there is no balance left?
Why would Fiverr do anything about that? They earn on both ends. TWICE. (if a seller outsources to another fiverr seller)
I never had a situation like that, but it's piss easyto abuse fiverr sellers and get your money back. I can imagine even weeks later. If the guy already took it out of his account, he will probably get a charge for it later andi t will be deducted from future earnings (and if there are none, Fiverr probably will just demand it to be paid after a while, probably)
What's your method, where do you look?
Yes. Exactly brother!
Its against there rules. They just don't enforce it unless you manually report it. But your right, fiverr fees are outrageous so I don't blame them for not enforcing it.
Fiverr will take the money back from the freelancer Im guessing. I have 120 completed orders on fiverr with me refunding 15 of them. I want to say at least 7-10 of them were after I already accepted the order and left a review. Fiverr has never gave me a hard time and has just given me my money back no matter the size of the order(from $10 to $1500)
Like Upwork?
Sorry, which rule prohibits outsourcing your work?
You can outsource parts of your service but not your whole service. Eg: If I am selling a video editing service and the buyer also wants a thumbnail, it is totally acceptable to outsource the thumbnail to another seller. But not the entire video editing service.
Just because the fiverr support did it, doesn't mean it's justified. They do all sorts of funny stuff just because suddenly they have some power, and then they don't act on the rules but on how they personally think about the situation. I can totally see a mod from Fiverr banning someone because HE thought it's shady. But there is nothing wrong with it. Show me the rule, and we'll talk. But this means nothing and, as far as I am concerned, wrong.
I literally said I might be wrong lmao.
I think you're being sensitive. Maybe practice being wrong more often so you deal with it better because I am being very chill here, nothing I wrote was, or could be seen as, aggressive at all.
You're being very defensive over something very off-topic.
What is there to defend? If the fiverr guy acted on a rule, you clearly can show me the rule in the ToS. It's all there.
Do you expect me to read all of the ToS on something I said I might be wrong on? Yikes.
I can't prove a negative, and the burden of proof lays with the claimant (that's you). Unless you prove your point, you are simply wrong.
