takiskoroneos

So that raises another question, who qualifies as an experienced buyer? I've had a pretty bad experience in the past with a buyer that already had a few reviews from sellers but no more than 5.

Thanks for the update, that's disappointing.

I suppose the confusion is based on whether they mean someone that buys on Fiverr for the first time or someone that buys from a seller for the first time. There needs to be a clarification for that indeed, cause if it means clients buying from a seller for the first time then it's more reasonable.

This is highly disturbing. I have 320 completed orders and only 7 cancellations so far. Canceling an order was always my last resort BUT also a safety net for my sanity. Fiverr was already unreasonably unfair towards sellers and this is just the nail in the coffin. Why doesn't Fiverr ever consider that there's a high percentage of low-quality buyers that don't even bother to read about what they're buying and make unreasonable requests? Or that some just take advantage of how Fiverr works to make you work for a fraction of the money they were supposed to pay? Or some others that just place the wrong order and just vanish with no communication? What tools has Fiverr made to protect sellers from disturbing buyer behaviors (AND NO, I DON'T MEAN SELLER PLUS FEATURES)? I think enough is enough, worked on this platform for a few years now, and built a well-reputed gig with my hard work and quality service. The moment a low-quality buyer ruins my gig with an unreasonable bad rating I QUIT.