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I'm curious how revisions work from a buyer perspective.
As a seller you can set how many free revisions you want to give, I give 3 free revisions for all gigs. But occasionally, I'll have a buyer that will continue to request revisions after their free revisions are used up.
I usually continue to give free revisions, as it'll very often be one more small adjustment, then they're happy with everything. But I have had one or two orders, where buyers keep requesting lots of single revisions instead of listing everything together. This is a big drain on time, especially when it's a large project that takes a long time to render.
Are buyers made aware of how many revisions they have left each time they request one? And are they notified when they're using up their last revision?
I would like to think they're made aware of this and to be honest, it would be even better if they were stopped from automatically being approved a revision beyond the set limit. After all why set this limit if it's not enforced? Also I feel having to tell a buyer they can't have any more revisions, while Fiverr is allowing them to request one, makes the seller look bad if they then deny it.
I think once revisions are used up, if a buyer wants an additional revision, they should see that they have no revisions left, and if the seller has set up additional revisions as an extra, they should then have the option to purchase one. If this comes from Fiverr and not the seller, it creates no bad feeling between the buyer and seller. It's just how Fiverr works, rather than the seller stopping a buyers revisions. Thoughts?
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