dannykojima1

The internet age from 30 years ago may not be perfect for most freelancers, and it is impossible for them to send and/or receive files from clients. However, I guess I failed to make it clear about being freelancer in the 90's era. So, let imagine this... if Fiverr happened to existed 30 years ago, wasn't only just a freelancer. But the site probably created as the first test beta for social network for people all over the the world to come together. Maybe Fiverr probably has about 500,000 up to nearly a millions start joining. Then later it announced that the site now give children and adults to make money on the sites.

Think about this: Fiverr in the 90's created one room for children who are looking to become kidpreneur on the site, and children can make friend with other kids. Adult on another hand in different rooms can also sign up for an accounts to have their own business as a freelancers on the site. Of course, these seniors and college students are the parents of these kidpreneurs on the site as well, and that's why Fiverr created "Parents Control" which is mean they can manage their children's activity on Fiverr chatroom (in the 90's).

To be a freelancer on Fiverr in the 90's doesn't mean it force you to upload the artwork, the writing contents, graphic design over the internet to the buyers. The rules is simple. When a buyers want to order a writings content for their resume, or any other things to use for their business. They can just place an order on the seller's gig. Fill out a requirement what they need the seller to do the job for them. Once the seller finish the art, book writing contents, script writing, music instrument sounds with cassette tape recording, voice acting via cassette tape recording. They can take it to the UPS or the post office and make a delivery to the buyers from another different country.

When the buyers receive their project through mail, then they will leave a reviews on sellers' Fiverr Online Marketplace profile if they are happy with the project. Hope this make it sense now. And yes, internet is impossible for freelancers to make it quick delivery, but make a delivery through post office is the only option!