th3osy

We can’t. Tell it to other guy.

You can try it - and if the store owner decides they can refund or say no. Same as Fiverr You can try if you don’t know how it works. 😃 Because for me it is pretty clear. Nobody in store will “decide”… If you paid - okey. If not - they will just call a police. That’s all.

I’m not really sure what is your argument :thinking: if you saw my other replies I am always saying to never agree to cancel the order. And I would never agree for cancellation myself. However it is quite fair for buyer to rate an experience with a seller even if it’s a bad rating. And that’s what I’m talking about in my comment and not that buyers shouldn’t pay. I also got bad reviews where I felt it was totally unprofessional because they were asking what’s not included or it was just simple different styles and visions but anyway it’s buyers right to leave a review if they paid for the service and didn’t get what they wanted (their fault or not) And you’ll be surprised how many sellers here can not follow simple instructions or showcasing stolen portfolio and therefor can’t complete orders in the same quality as their portfolio which makes a lot of buyers furious. And those sellers also deserve a review. But how objective will be that rating? I am having a bad day today… Therefore, everyone with whom I cooperate will receive a bad review. Why? Because I have a bad experience. It does not matter that this experience is more likely connected with me. I feel it that way. So that’s the point. If the quality was lower than stated - I would understand everything. But a person from the very beginning sees what he gets. The hardest thing with ideas … The last few cases I have had to do with it. I needed to come up with ideas. And the buyer did not like them.

Explain how that is different to almost any business anywhere? Any business can have a client who is unhappy. They might be unreasonable and demand a refund or leave a review about the company on one or more of the many thousands of review websites online. These businesses can choose to refund and hope the client is happy then or they can take a negative review. Same as on Fiverr. It’s up to you to learn how to deal with customers, that’s freelancing. lol… Can you walk into a shop, eat a snickers, and then say: I did not like it and I will not pay for it? That’s it.

The thing is that they should not get what they want, they should get what they ask for. In every business you are paying regardless of whether you liked something or not. You don’t pay only if the product or service does not match the declared.

If the buyer does not like something, then the seller has no mechanisms to protect their work. Only two options: Either the seller will receive payment, and then negative feedback.Either the seller will not receive payment.For a long time working as a freelancer, I ran into an orgus number of customers who do not know what they want, cannot clearly articulate their requirements, and are constantly dissatisfied with everything wihtout any reasons (without any constructive criticism).