A buyer is requesting for $5 gig when my service is $20

[brandcore30]

A buyer is requesting that I do a basic job for him for $5, but my gig is $20 for a basic package. Is it against Fiverr Terms & Conditions if I gave him a custom order of $5?
Would there any consequence?

[imagination7413]

Possible consequence: they'll expect the same, or more, amount of work in the future for the same price.

https://community.fiverr.com/forums/topic/136314-the-power-of-saying-no/

https://community.fiverr.com/forums/topic/222069-stand-your-ground-setting-boundaries-as-a-seller/

https://community.fiverr.com/forums/topic/145429-the-art-of-saying-no-nicely/

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3. Know your value

Fiverr’s services start at $5.00. While it can be tempting to offer promotions or discounts to start your orders rolling in, offering your work for free is not a recommended approach to connect with or entice potential buyers. Set your potential buyers' expectations and set the precedent that your work can’t be obtained for free. It’s essential to know your worth as a seller and not to compromise it to attempt to attract buyers.

Source: https://www.fiverr.com/support/articles/360010949038-4-Things-to-Do-Before-Creating-Your-Gig?segment=seller

[krheate]

Stick to your prices! Otherwise, you’ll end up doing a ton of work for a small amount of money.

[anisocialmarket]

never fall into the trap of buyers that want very low prices, which are not justified for the work you do

[visualstudios]

The consequence for that buyer should be to hear the word "no". 

Don't get paid 1/4th of your price. That client will be hell.