How to know you have the right Seller?

[barrelofmonkeys]

It’s really hard to pick one right? You’re not sure if they are just a scam or if they are legit and some of the reviews aren’t always the most helpful. Coming from someone who’s not only bought stuff on fiverr but is a voice actor who actually sells on here, I can tell you a couple of solid tips that have helped me in both aspects.

1. Check the descriptions
   If you aren’t sure they are able to do your gig, check the descriptions. I know in voice acting it’s pretty easy to get confused with who to hire. Like in my case, if you’re looking for an American voice actor I would likely be a better choice than some. But I’d be terrible if you’re looking for someone who can speak another language as English is my primary language.
2. Check the reviews
   Some of the reviews are just boop 5 stars and a tiny generic description. If you’re not entirely sure, see what they say. If they are all the same generic ones then maybe want to dig further before you hire them.
3. Message them.
   For real, if you’re not sure if they can do your job, just go and message them. I love it when I get messaged because I know I can help iron out any other details that may be holding the seller back like certain voices or different accents or that kind of thing

So there you go. 3 tips to find the right seller! Let me know what you think and I’d be happy to help answer any questions that you may have.

[fclearydun]

Hi I am a new client. I’ve only used this service once and was happy with it. I decided to try a different seller who offered a bit more for the same cost. I’ve paid first as this requires you to do, but the user hasn’t replied to my messages and there is only 1 hour left before time to complete is up.

Any advice, how do I get my money back?

[catwriter]

Hi I am a new client. I’ve only used this service once and was happy with it.

I decided to try a different seller who offered a bit more for the same cost.

I’ve paid first as this requires you to do, but the user hasn’t replied to my messages and there is only 1 hour left before time to complete is up.

Any advice, how do I get my money back?

Please keep in mind that the seller still isn’t late (and I hope that you have provided them with all the information they need, so they might be working on your order now). If they deliver, great!

If the order gets late, you can go to the Resolution Center on the order page and request a cancellation. The seller will have to respond to it; if they don’t, the order will be automatically cancelled in 2 days. Also, once the order is in the late (or “very late”?) status (I’m not sure whether 24 or 48 hours late), you can go to the Resolution Center and request a cancellation, and the order will be cancelled immediately.

When the order is cancelled, you get your funds back into your Fiverr account, to use as credit for new purchases.

[webuilders]

You need check right seller never show off and quick answer response faster
they talk about work only not any other things
previous work experience is also important and ask about that
so better idea what they saying about that.

[amantu_amir]

If you want to find any right seller to do your task, then you have to find a gig related to your task and then talk with your task as sellers are always ready to do their best for their respectful buyers. If you think this guy can do you task then hire the guy quickly and tell about your budget. Review is not a factor because a top rated seller wasn't any review once. So, you have to identify a right person, the guy can be new or leveled. 😊

Edited June 29, 2021 by amantu_amir

[nabilsiddik]

From my perspective, You should communicate with the seller to know his/her quality and professionalism. By communicating you will know how much he is interested in your project and what type of services really he/she can do for you.

[newsmike]

On 6/28/2021 at 10:15 PM, amantu_amir said:

Review is not a factor because a top rated seller wasn't any review once.

Completely wrong. Reviews are there to guide buyers as to what to expect. When you order fuzzy slippers from Amazon, do you read the reviews? The fact is that the best way to get a good seller is to look for people with great reviews. Otherwise you are gambling. I'm not saying that a Level 1 seller won't be good, but I'm saying you have a much greater chance of getting a good product from a TRS.  That is kinda the whole point.  

[wpemployee]

On 12/26/2019 at 6:34 PM, barrelofmonkeys said:

Check the reviews
Some of the reviews are just boop 5 stars and a tiny generic description. If you’re not entirely sure, see what they say. If they are all the same generic ones then maybe want to dig further before you hire them.

Also check the bad reviews. It might reveal the nature of the person.

[enunciator]

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[soloveyproducti]

Firstly, pay attention to the Seller's rating + reviews. Of course it's the easiest and most obvious way to get yourself the best Seller. But there's an important fact that you need to consider. There are some real professionals, I mean studios, businesses, etc. that have just entered on Fiverr. Even though they don't have such ratings and reviews it doesn't mean that you'll receive a bad result working with them. They have a rich experience and maybe will do their jo even better compared to others! We are such studio that created videos such as explainers, animations, etc. We have 10+ years of rich experience. But we  are just new on Fiverr. Please give us our first work and we'll prove that we're pro!

[melissaharlowvo]

I can only speak from my seller experience but I know that being and maintaining a Top Rated Seller status is challenging. Although there are many fantastic sellers in all levels, this is the level of earned professionals within Fiverr. The Top Rated Sellers are hand picked by Fiverr only after reaching the last technical milestone and they must maintain their behavior to keep the TRS level. Not all sellers who reach the technical numbers will move forward to be a TRS.

I say behavior because it’s not just about technical skills, it’s about treating the customers with respect and dignity. I will not accept a new buyer if they won’t engage with me during the beginning chats because it takes communication to successfully work on a freelance platform. 
 

I hope this is helpful.

[fynwriter]

On 12/26/2019 at 1:34 PM, barrelofmonkeys said:

1. Message them.
   For real, if you’re not sure if they can do your job, just go and message them. I love it when I get messaged because I know I can help iron out any other details that may be holding the seller back like certain voices or different accents or that kind of thing

 

In my experience as a seller, messaging the seller is one of the most valid ways to assess the seller. Naturally, humans work better when there is direct communication between them. No matter how good a gig description may be, it is always better to have a conversation with your sellers.

All the same, thanks for sharing.

[mr_magomed]

I do test tasks so that people would be convinced of my skill

[workinghub28]

You can identify through multiple ways that whether the seller is good fit for you or not

Communication: It is key to know about the person and it's proficiency in their skills. Your 60% research will end up here

Work samples: It is important to collect some samples from the sellers related to your work.

Feedbacks: Just go through the reviews and feedbacks of sellers and also ready some negative reviews so you will know about the pros and cons of a seller.

[auloka_bala]

When you’re ready to hire a seller, you should know what to look for. Find a seller who has the right experience, the right style, and the right attitude for your project. And don’t be afraid to ask questions. If the seller has the right experience, they’ll be able to provide some context for your project features and functionality.

[beendi]

Communicate with sellers . You can judge them by their communication

[newsmike]

19 hours ago, hasanmallick said:

However, there are several ways to increase your chances of finding a reliable and high-quality seller:

There is a much easier way:

 

[pavel_ershov]

Hello!
Your fear is understandable. 
Fiverr suggests a lot of tools to find the seller you need. It has a really flexible search. You can set it like you want.
To be sure just look at the Top Sellers. Also look at their rates and reviews! Look what they suggest!
You can message them and ask anything you are worried about!
Good luck with your deals!