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I got an inquiry for create some posters for a commercial brand from a new buyer. But the brief he sent me looks like it's some kind of university assignment. I aware that doing academic works on Fiverr is a terms and condition violation. So, I directly asked buyer is that a university assignment.

He has not responded yet. If he'll said yes, I'll explain him and will get rid of doing that project. but my question is,

- What if he said No? If he fraudulently told me that it was not a university assignment and I completed the project, would I have a copyright problem in any way?

Need expert advice on this.

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3 hours ago, venushka_r said:

If he fraudulently told me that it was not a university assignment and I completed the project, would I have a copyright problem in any way?

It wouldn't be a copyright problem. It would be academic fraud. And yes, it could get you in trouble.

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6 hours ago, venushka_r said:

But the brief he sent me looks like it's some kind of university assignment. I aware that doing academic works on Fiverr is a terms and condition violation.

At that point, I decline the project saying it's not something I do. If there's something suspicious, no matter what the buyer says, I stay away from it. Trust your instincts. As the saying goes -  "It's better to be safe, than sorry."

It won't hurt you to decline the project. It will hurt if you get a warning for doing student work. Your account may even be shut down.

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