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Hello. Is there any way to make different requirements for different gig package? The information we needed to start doing the work is different for every package we offer. Sometimes my buyer who bought a $5 package end up inserting information that only a $10 package buyer should have did. It could end up in confusion when I say that I can't do certain offer for my buyer when he already told me how to do it in the requirement.

I know there is a "not required" option and I can also write in each requirement that this is for certain package only. But still, sometimes the buyer could be careless enough to actually write on the requirement field that aren't match with the package they chose.

So yeah, is there any way to make different requirements for different gig package? If no should I write this in the site suggestions topic instead?

Thanks in advance.

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In my buyer requirements I use the multiple choice option and make it so the buyer has to check the box. 

For example you could say, "You understand that the $5 package only includes X,Y, and Z and that is all you will expect me to deliver.'

Then have the first box they can check say, "Yes, I understand that the $5 package only includes X,Y, And Z 

The second box can say, "I need more than X,Y and Z so I will order your $10 package that includes A, B, and C

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54 minutes ago, ju1design said:

Hello. Is there any way to make different requirements for different gig package? The information we needed to start doing the work is different for every package we offer. Sometimes my buyer who bought a $5 package end up inserting information that only a $10 package buyer should have did. It could end up in confusion when I say that I can't do certain offer for my buyer when he already told me how to do it in the requirement.

I know there is a "not required" option and I can also write in each requirement that this is for certain package only. But still, sometimes the buyer could be careless enough to actually write on the requirement field that aren't match with the package they chose.

So yeah, is there any way to make different requirements for different gig package? If no should I write this in the site suggestions topic instead?

Thanks in advance.

No, I don't believe there is a way to have different requirements for different gig packages so I'd move this post to the Site Suggestions Forum but a way you can get around this issue is asking your buyers to contact you before purchasing so then you can ask for the specific parts you need in the inbox. 

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16 minutes ago, vickiespencer said:

For example you could say, "You understand that the $5 package only includes X,Y, and Z and that is all you will expect me to deliver.'

Thank you for the insight. But how do I say "you understand that this package offer this" based on what the buyer chose? Are you saying that I should make three questions for each package like that? If that's the case, then my buyer need to answer 2 questions that aren't based on package they've chosen.

I do agree and understand that Requirements can be used to other purposes as stated in: How to effectively use buyer requirements. But I think for this problem, it could be solve easily by changing the system.

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30 minutes ago, highresstudios said:

No, I don't believe there is a way to have different requirements for different gig packages so I'd move this post to the Site Suggestions Forum but a way you can get around this issue is asking your buyers to contact you before purchasing so then you can ask for the specific parts you need in the inbox. 

That's a good idea. I think I should emphasize more the idea of "contact before purchasing" to avoid future misunderstanding. And yeah, I think I will add this into the site suggestions forum. Thanks.

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