kamranppc

I guess I still have hope and I will pay the plumer for now. I have a theory, I believe Fiverr has a concept issue, let me explain: Back then Fiverr was a platform to find cheap, bit size services, then they tried to go for bigger fish by onboarding pro sellers, things where doing great until they have decided to add a lot more Pro sellers and that is when things went wrong. ''Luxury is good only when it's rare'' by onboarding Pro sellers who don't have the necessary qualifications the whole concept went wrong, every actual pro seller had to reduce prices and packages started to shrink to become more bite size and then actual pros kinda disappeared between everything else and overall the whole avg price of the platform went higher, now imagine how buyers feel after not being able to find top talents in the pro and low prices in the non pro, we lost it all. I believe now the whole concept don't make sense anymore, Fiverr is not cheap for those looking for cheap and It's also not sutable for bigger fish because top quality cannot be found anymore among all non qualified.

It's happening to many of us if not all as you mentioned, I did however got that acknowledgment from my SM, It seems that they are as confused as we are... well how we can fix something that is broken as a whole.