Hi,What to do with some suspicious buyers?

[Guest yourguy25]

Hi All,I have recently faced a situation where a buyer placed the order on my gig and first he asked that its a small job he just want to change the text and he will provide me ai file.I did change the text and uses the same font and delivered him jpg file.He then asked for extra work like putting texture on whole logo i did that as well without even asking an extra $ then he goes the he want space between letters i did that.After that he didn’t reply and after one day he goes he don’t like the logo.he hired another designer.I cancelled the order asap because i don’t want to get a negative review.

Now the question is,does cancellation of orders effects gig’s rating ? and second,what to do these kind of buyers ?

[Guest offlinehelpers]

Please remove the buyer’s name from your post.

[Guest yourguy25]

Please remove the buyer’s name from your post.

I did that.Is it not allowed ?

[Guest offlinehelpers]

I did that.Is it not allowed ?

Thank you - no, no calling out buyers or sellers.

[Guest yourguy25]

Thank you - no, no calling out buyers or sellers.

Oh Okay.Thank you for correcting me.Can you please reply my questions?

[Guest offlinehelpers]

Oh Okay.Thank you for correcting me.Can you please reply my questions?

You’re offering unlimited revisions on your logo gig, so the buyer quite rightly asked for further revisions to be made. Whether those revisions were justified, or should have amounted to extras which should have been paid for is difficult to tell. Therein lies the problem of offering unlimited revisions - you’re asking for trouble.

You did the work, so I’m not sure why you cancelled?

Cancellations do affect gigs, but a mutual cancellation (allegedly!) doesn’t have as much effect as a buyer cancelling a gig.

[Guest yourguy25]

You’re offering unlimited revisions on your logo gig, so the buyer quite rightly asked for further revisions to be made. Whether those revisions were justified, or should have amounted to extras which should have been paid for is difficult to tell. Therein lies the problem of offering unlimited revisions - you’re asking for trouble.

You did the work, so I’m not sure why you cancelled?

Cancellations do affect gigs, but a mutual cancellation (allegedly!) doesn’t have as much effect as a buyer cancelling a gig.

I cancelled it because i smelled that the buyet is suspicious i could smell from his communication that he gonna give me negative review.

[Guest yourguy25]

And,It was mutual cancellation.

[jonbaas]

I cancelled it because i smelled that the buyet is suspicious i could smell from his communication that he gonna give me negative review.

I cancelled it because i smelled that the buyet is suspicious i could smell from his communication that he gonna give me negative review.

So you’d rather work for free, and let the buyer have your time and services without paying for them, then risk the possibility of a negative review? This is not a good business strategy.

You can’t please everyone. But you can make sure you get paid for the work that you do. If you keep giving refunds because you fear a negative review, then you’re not going to get very far here on Fiverr. Good sellers deliver work that they are confident in, and work that matches the needs of their buyer. Good sellers are not afraid of possibilities.

[Guest pedromleitao]

True that, Jonbaas. I only had problems with buyers a couple of times, and I always stood by my work. The worst situation was when a client said he wanted to cancel the order. I just said, in other words, "No way. I did the work as requested, no way I won’t get paid.

The result? He didn’t cancel, and gave me a 5 star review.

Don’t bend over backwards, that only makes your life (and eventually all sellers’ lives, if the clients get used to that) miserable.

[zubairfb]

I cancelled it because i smelled that the buyet is suspicious i could smell from his communication that he gonna give me negative review.

So you’d rather work for free, and let the buyer have your time and services without paying for them, then risk the possibility of a negative review? This is not a good business strategy.

You can’t please everyone. But you can make sure you get paid for the work that you do. If you keep giving refunds because you fear a negative review, then you’re not going to get very far here on Fiverr. Good sellers deliver work that they are confident in, and work that matches the needs of their buyer. Good sellers are not afraid of possibilities.

Good sellers are not afraid of possibilities.

I like the line… I don’t know why we sellers (most of them) are so afraid of negative review… I do give 3 revisions on my work 4th revision means buyer is giving me extra $5 per revision… bad buyers never come back, they are hunting UNLIMITED revisions…