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stupidmoron

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The most frequent websites appearing on fiverr for guest posting:
engadget, blogher, instructables, WN, patch

I am a noob when it comes to fiverr and guest posting.

These sound too good to be true. Especially when I see that the fiverr seller doesn't speak enough English to write a proper advertisement, or when I see the seller has copied his advertisement from another seller. makes me wonder, you know?

Should I order these or will I be scammed? will I get a crappy article that gets removed a week after being published?

oh yeah, another thing that turned me off: some sellers let you write your own article! so there are no standards here, anything goes? doesn't sound right.
 
Usually they pay their writer to create the content for submitting there. Or some of them are re-seller. Easy, if you order and get scam, you just cancel the order and your money will be back to you.
 
I have ordered plenty of them.. If you select the ones that are active and 20+ ratings, you should not have problems. It is not like 1000+ backlink gigs. Those gigs can be harmful for your website. With these you have one backlink. And you can ask seller to remove your link from the article. Additionally dennyfar is correct.
 
No problem buying on Fiverr, it's pretty secure.

But remember, the seller gets $4. You're getting a guest post for $4 don't expect much.
 
be aware, some of them post badly spinned articles. But you can find good gigs by trial and error.
I avoid 5$ gigs with no rating, especially with a description full of gibberish or mistakes.
 
Before you purchase the gig from anyone, please note if their levels and reviews are positive then you can contact them with all your queries. Your amount secure and if they failed to complete your order then it will be revert back to you.
 
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