techengine742

Right from my childhood(as earlier as when I was in 3rd standard), I've always wanted to be an engineer and build things . I'm more into experimenting with stuff and reverse engineering things. Currently, I am building things that excite me the most in irl. In-fact, even if I were not paid, I would be doing the same things I am doing now 😇

I've had similar experiences working with clients' requirements.

This is one of the major issues that many people abuse. Expection: "People on forum: You set the number of revisions you want to provide. Ask client for extra revision. Don't work for free ask customer support they would help you" Reality: "Customer support: Sorry we can't do anything about it and buyers can ask for infinite revision and the revision parameter we made you set in during gig creation was an april fool from our end."

I agree with majority of your points. However, I disagrees with you on the below points. While it may possible in a few cases/project(mostly repetitive ones) but with complex/custom tasks this is a disaster. I personally do not accept any work if a buyer provides vague and incomplete details on his/her project or they are in a bit hurry to just get the project started. I personally don't want to, but I have to in certain situations. Sometimes buyers place an order for an airplane, even though the gig clearly states that the product is a car. To prevent any misunderstandings in such cases, many sellers choose to include the above phrase. Many sellers also don't like to leave a negative review. I've personally never left a bad review, even though one time I had a buyer who ordered a custom software product without knowing how to install software on a computer, despite me providing a step-by-step PDF/video guide.

Hi Fiverr There have been many a times where I have selected the revision field with value 0 in a custom order. But it doesn't seems to respect the parameters set in a custom offer and the buyer can repeatedly request revision maliciously with baseless/false claims. What is going on in here? I have heard that, if we leave it unselected it's unlimited by default, but 0 isn't unlimited. This is very annoying.

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