8 Things We Hate From Buyers

[Guest html_boss]

I’m agree with you

[christoseo]

I think buyers have the right to confirm if the seller can really give the best service before purchasing gig

[Guest article_profits]

I’d never seen this before but really had to be said…Thanks op

[fastcopywriter]

The reviews are the only confirmation I need. Everything else is talk.

[mikaedi]

I take issue with point 1…I am a new buyer and would like some info that is not covered in gig description…
For a new buyer this is very unfair and rather silly in my opinion…we are newbies so you should understand that.
Have no problem at all with anything ponts you have mentioned.

[emmaki]

If your question is “how much will it cost to do my job and what is your timeframe”, don’t write.

If your question is “could you possibly [do something beyond gig scope] at a discount rate?” don’t write.

If your question is “how do I order”…don’t write.

Etc. It’s really not unfair, especially if you’re already drowning in a mountain of silly requests that the gig description covers. As sellers, we don’t know if you’re new, old or a certain shade of blue. It’s on YOU to do research to find buyers that offer what you want, and learn how the Fiverr system works. We are not paid to understand you, just create whatever you pay us to do. Anything else is really a bonus at this price point.

[idesigners]

@fastcopywriter

How did you write what I was supposed to [had completed an article similar way]

Well done:-)

[fastcopywriter]

Great minds think alike 🙂

It was a particularly bad day, with lots of cancellations, so I did a brainstorming. I made a lit, checked it twice. Just like Santa Claus. LOL