[Seller Level]

1 hour ago, smashradio said:

If you find the way Fiverr works to be unacceptable, why did you click "I accept" on the terms when signing up for Fiverr?

If you dance with a partner and they continually step on your toes, you don't ask them for another dance. 

Instead of cancelling, wouldn't it have been better to report the buyer? Also, there's no harm in letting such buyers know, albeit professionally, that their behavior is, simply put, not acceptable. If you choose to cancel the order, you choose to accept the consequences of doing so. 

And the level system isn't here for decorative purposes. If you're not able to screen your buyers or tackle problems like this in a businesslike manner, Fiverr doesn't think you deserve the level two badge at the moment. That doesn't mean you can't work your way back up again. 

 

I'm not objecting anyway. I just want them to watch over us sellers. You're right, I could have solved this problem in another way. I know I'm showing intolerance for the moment.

[Seller Level]

I had to cancel a buyer's job 2 times after he started his job. The recipient was using rude sentences and making hurtful comments. For this reason, I canceled after stating that I could not do his job. I was demoted from level 2 to the new seller position. I find it unacceptable that sellers are rated this way, regardless of their justification.

In this regard, I find it more appropriate to examine the disagreements and determine the levels.

[New update: Buyers will soon be able to quallifying canceled orders...but sellers won't?]

It's normal for buyers to comment. No problem with this. But we sellers should also have the right to respond to them. I think it would be better to act fairly and not act unilaterally. Malicious buyers can damage our reputation.