Are There Sellers in the USA

[jarred30]

Are there any sellers in the United States?



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Brandon

[daveyboy312005]

I know how you feel when you ask about sellers in America… There is so much broken English all over Fiverr that you’d think someone would create a gig to teach people how to talk. Instead, you have people selling copy that sounds like a five year old wrote it. I should know, I got screwed out of almost sixty bucks by a seller named “jastuart” and Fiverr and him are laughing all the way to the bank because I didn’t know there was a 13 day window between the time a gig is marked complete and the time your money is gone forever. Fiverr sucks and they are a scam that helps bad sellers con people!

[fonthaunt]

Reply to @daveyboy312005: I have an ESL gig although most Fiverr users genuinely don’t realize how their English really sounds. I’m not the only seller who offers $5 help with gigs, either, though they are rarely popular. Part of the reason I get on sellers for their English and still want to help them is because I hosted high school exchange students for years.



ESL teachers often told them their English was outstanding due to high grades on English exams. The first 30 days in American high school was brutal for those kids. Few had clear understanding of word order, how to use titles properly, what words are informal, etc. American high school students thought it hilarious to tell exchange students that it was a compliment to tell a teacher “Your ti**ies are nice” which landed more than one of my 15-17 year old “kids” in the principals office. Their friends told them the phrase was slang for something like pretty eyes.



Sellers don’t always realize how their writing comes off and they see no need to ask someone to help or especially to pay for a re-write. Helpful gigs exist but many sellers think they need help or feel too embarrassed to pay for help that they can get free from (unfortunately) other non-native-speaking sellers. I don’t blame them or expect English-helper gigs to become hot but I’m just making a point.



For you - contact Fiverr Customer Support at any time after a gig is complete if you are unhappy. Depending on the case, Fiverr can and will help with Fiverr credit for you to use with a better seller. Fiverr has many flaws, but sellers have to take responsibility too and buyers need to report the bad ones to CS.