If you're going to penalize sellers for cancelling orders

[calvinw]

… then give us the option to accept or reject an order.

Some people just order insufficiently and ask me to start working on a project and half the time they are either unresponsive or unwilling to my attempts at explaining the pricing system that’s already explained in my gig packages and gig descriptions.

I understand they want to reduce cancellation rates, but I don’t think it’s fair to penalize the sellers as such.

[Anna]

I support that. Thanks for posting.

[carrioncutie]

I agree with this. Too many buyers fail to fill in requirements, let alone attempt to explain the underutilized portions of the task to me. It’s incredibly frustrating and time consuming to wake up with a sale that has absolutely no details or even an attempt at communication.

[miiila]

I also agree, I can´t see that as being fair either, not even from the most neutral viewpoint I try to take.

[misscrystal]

I agree that it’s unfair to penalize sellers for mutual cancellations when it’s the buyers fault they are necessary. I only use cancellations where there is no way to deliver an order that would be satisfactory.

[florie777]

Weres the sence in that m8? lol yr having a giraffe. Not talking out ov school. i hadnt seen this BUT theres no I N team. there should b a limit fr a cancellation. the buyers balls n their court. come up with something thats as easy as the order.

[sparx_intros]

Is this me or all of you can see this ?
is this a bug ?
I can see hundreds of images attached with this post (see attached images)
and some download links at the end.
very strange.

[jamshed_khan]

In my case, as I am offering server management services, many users order the gig for server management but they ask me to perform hardware level tasks which are beyond the scope of gig and thus cancel when I inform them.

By this way, I am losing my ranking. So, there should be an option to accept and reject the gig before starting work

[kywong85]

I strongly agree that it’s unfair to penalize sellers for mutual cancellations. This issue has make me struggle. I hope we could get more orders but it’s very unfair to all of us. Please look into this issue. Thank you.

[aishdesigner]

I also agree with you. It’s not a good idea to do this

[misscrystal]

I want all my clients to be delighted with what they receive.

If I am not able to do the job they want for any reason why keep their money?

[contentexpertt]

I support too

[contentexpertt]

I totally agree with this. It will be nice if there is option to accept offer or reject. Fiverr for life.

[Guest theyellowcrow]

I also saw a number of attachments. But not with this post. I found them on other posts. And all of them were same attachments on different posts.

Fiverr needs to check on this.

[Guest theyellowcrow]

I totally agree. Sellers should have the option to accept the order or not.
Some buyers will directly order a gig and will ask for mount Everest in $5. Man, I don’t own that mountain. Ask me for the hill/boulder that I can deliver.

[Guest theyellowcrow]

I totally agree.

Sellers should have the option to accept or reject an order based on the requirements submitted by the buyer.

Some buyers will ask for the Mount Everest for $5. Man, I don’t own that mountain. Ask me for the boulder that I own.

[akmgfx]

ya it Will be a good step, also to all seller add requirement on your gig to avoid buyer who are either not serious or mistakenly ordet the gig.

[melgraphics1]

I totally support this!

[seotalent]

I agree with you 100%.

[kamran1400aw]

I agree with this because It’s not just the Buyers who make this platform big but also it’s the seller(Freelancer) work several hours and then if there is one rude buyer decide to damage months of hard work just by clicking rating rudely. Then all the hard-work which we put for months will be penalized within seconds.

There should be a change which support both Buyer and Sellers. Some clients abuse the power of rating and the ask for countless modifications of a simple 5USD gig. I came across such client once. Who ordered a basic gig and once i delivered he never gave any feedback. When i sent him the design idea. He was all happy. after One month he decided to gave me feedback and gave me 3 start. The only thing we can do is rate that client once and we can’t really do anything about it.

There should be a win win situation for both sides.

[skydesigner]

I agree tottaly, in last few updates like star system rating and this new thing where buyers won’t be able to change their feedback without a resolution request initiated by the seller…

So atlest we shold have option to accept or reject an order…

[js2015]

yes I agree with you bro