Jump to content

Do you check out the sellers


itsyourthing

Recommended Posts

…before you congratulate them?



I’ve been spending a lot of time on the forum lately and I’ve noticed that on one thread ‘a seller’ is being criticized or scolded for not adhering to the ToS, selling illegal items, copying others’ gigs, using stolen images, etc., and then on another thread they’re being congratulated and told to “keep up the good work” for making a level or a certain income.



Mixed messages, much? 😉

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I do 😃

I’m sure by now I’ve built up this “reputation” as a vulture/hyena or something along that line, but since I noticed quite a while ago that people who ask for help or complain here for some reason tends to have stolen/copied gigs, I usually check them. As you said in another thread, I am not a Fiverr police either, but since I have had my ( and my friends’) gigs stolen many times I get pretty darn angry IF I see a copycat seller calling out for “help” on the forum. If the gig happens to belong to my friends, I tell them right away and usually it gets removed within hours.



On the other hand when I see a new comer with a new gig happily reporting about their first sales or a certain number of gigs and they have original cool gigs, I click the like button or leave a congrats message because they simply deserve it. 😃


Link to comment
Share on other sites

Reply to @madmoo: Take other pictures It’s not good, people just need to open a new file on photoshop make a gradient, create some big text add Icon from fontawesome and you finish, but take other description, just to be honest when I start with fiverr, I read some description and I take inspiration or I get to know how I can create my gigs but I didn’t take same content 😃

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Reply to @muradbougraine:

Actually, one time I got pretty angry towards a guy that copied a gig, so I messaged him asking for a sample. He sent me an image back, and it looked NOTHING like the gig photos he had stolen. So in his case I think he thought he could fool buyers by sending a poor quality image, bur for other copycat sellers, I’m not sure what they are going to do when they actually do get an order. I get the feeling in some cases those copycat sellers are not trying to make money, they are simply trying to be jerks. 😛

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Reply to @fonthaunt: I think, If the image has a licence let the person use it in profile not commercial (re-sell) no problem in this case!! there a lot people use picture in their profile from google??!! by the way, people can go here ‘http://pickaface.net/’ and create an avatar for their profile for free 😃




http://pickaface.net/includes/themes/clean/img/logo.png

pickaface.net | Welcome to Pickaface.net free online avatar creator, profile picture creator.

http://pickaface.net



Link to comment
Share on other sites

Reply to @muradbougraine: I don’t have an issue with legally used avatars or personally created logos as profile pics. Many buyers seem to like real pictures but Ive also seen lots of sellers making good money without a real pic. I am referring to the use of stock or copied photographs used as profile pictures. Depending on rights it can be theft but even with rights I find the copying to be sort of misleading. The last part is just my opinion, though. 🙂

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...