Something weird happened with the order

[Guest nishant0811]

I sent a custom offer to the buyer, i didnt provide any revision in that order i.e i left that part empty.
As far as i know, if we leave that empty then it is considered as 0 revision, but the buyer was able to call for the revision.

I am new here, dont know much about how things work here.
Kindly let me know about your opinion

has this ever happened with you???

[guymastrion]

Did you get an official revision requests or did he just ask you for a revision?

[Guest nishant0811]

Did you get an official revision requests or did he just ask you for a revision?

i got an official revision request…properly shown in the orders sections

[j6nyc6]

It doesn’t matter how many revisions you have listed, it’s up to you to enforce the limit you agreed upon. For some reason Fiverr will allow a buyer to continuously abuse the revision button.

[guymastrion]

i got an official revision request…properly shown in the orders sections

Tell him that the offer included 0 revisions. Ask him if. He would like to buy them. If the project is $5-30 then just give them to him for free.

[maddisont]

I suppose it would depend on what gig the buyer purchased. A few of your gigs offer unlimited revisions. So, theoretically, the buyer could keep requesting revisions until the day he dies.

Personally, I don’t think leaving the number of revisions blank means that the buyer has 0 revisions, I think it would default to the number of revisions you offer on your gig page. At least, I feel that’s how Customer Support would see it.

[Guest nishant0811]

Tell him that the offer included 0 revisions. Ask him if. He would like to buy them. If the project is $5-30 then just give them to him for free.

Ohk i see, the project is of 20$…i gave the second file for free…lets see what happens

[Guest nishant0811]

I suppose it would depend on what gig the buyer purchased. A few of your gigs offer unlimited revisions. So, theoretically, the buyer could keep requesting revisions until the day he dies.

Personally, I don’t think leaving the number of revisions blank means that the buyer has 0 revisions, I think it would default to the number of revisions you offer on your gig page. At least, I feel that’s how Customer Support would see it.

My gig is of web development, i dont know about the default revision on it…and on my gig i have not mentioned anything about the revision

[maddisont]

My gig is of web development, i dont know about the default revision on it…and on my gig i have not mentioned anything about the revision

If you look at your gig page next to the “2 Days Delivery,” it says you offer 5 revisions.

In the future, I would just be clear with the buyer about how many revisions are or are not included. Makes things much simpler when issues like this pop up.

[munir707]

If you do not select Number of Revision and leave as it is, it will be considered as “Unlimited Revisions”. So always choose a number for revision as 1, 2, etc while creating Custom Offers.