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Thank you @noirparliament_ I'll surely strive more to underline 'my gig TOS' I appreciate your response 💕

I appreciate your response. Do you mean the support team can cancel the order even after she marked it complete and left the review? 😮

Could you please tell me what you mean by quoting 'dishonest'. Sounds like I got it wrong. Dictionary didn't help, I'm open to learning. Thanks!

Wow 😮 that's incredible. Thought about this back then too( at least to complain about she ranking me for not communicating well as she was the one not communicating) but I thought it isn't worth it and I may not even win that. Brave of you to take the step btw. One lesson here 🔋

Thanks for the advice. It was a Gofundme project, I think she expected some expressions that accentuate some emotion and didn't want some expressions too(she briefly stated when asking first revision something like 'show more emotion') which I asked if she could give an idea if the revised delivery didn't go well with her but she didn't reply anymore but just gave the review. As a writer, I use 'premium' content tools too (e.g Grammarly....) to cross check for human blunders which there was none. But then, I'll surely work more on my writings. I understand sometimes there are such clients we won't easily agree. I appreciate your response 💕

Thanks for the advice @rahulkajla1 I have moved on like you said, I smell an oncoming one even though I'm confident of the delivery (the attitude of a current buyer seems like the former order– not responding). That was what prompted me to seek the opinion of fellow sellers to be better prepared in case. I appreciate your response. 💕

Thanks for the advice! I was only going to convince her to see where I could improve or at least compensate if I unknowingly delivered wrongly(as such was my first). I appreciate your response. 💕

Hi friends, a few months ago I got a very dishonest bad review(my first and last) that entirely deranked and put my 'just-booming' gig below the radar. It was an automatic order(no discussions) but the purpose was clear I asked the client if I got the purpose right and she said Yes. After delivery, I assured her my revision is unlimited(I am more concerned about each project so far the asked revision is still reasonable). Trust me, I gave my all to the order, and was sooo good. She asked for revision(the first to be asked from me by a client offline and online) after some time and I asked what part was wrong, which she wasn't clear but then I did a recheck a retouch and sent again assuring she could ask for another. Without any more talks, she pointed the lowest review she could give. I contacted her and all but she wasn't ready for talks. Now in case of other times, – What should I have done further to revert such(knowing it will badly affect my orders, obviously it did veeeery bad!) – What would you advice I do further from here Thanks!

Oh wow great! I do search usernames from the app-(will switch to buyer's mode) I thought there is a direct way it is done from here. Thanks for that! 🙌

This!!!!!! I had one of my gig that literally get direct message/orders without being online much and was beginning to rock more orders until a new client suddenly bought it for my lowest offered price(which was initially against my principle, but I just changed it then so I could reach the level 1 milestones faster!) She gave a veeery bad review(delivery was super! trust me) which 'tanked'😆 the gig and affected the other gigs(i had to delete one recently), since there are not much orders initially my profile literally went beneath the rank of profiles lol. Far low fees will most probably attract bad eggs of buyers. Imo, try and set the price a little lower than the average in your category.

Can you please tell how to check someone's fiverr profile(not forum/community), I assumed it could be checked right from clicking the profile here but it isn't(idk). Thanks!

Oh great, I hope I don't have to hustle for clients anymore soon, it's the best freelance experience you'd agree. Working towards that though. Have a great time, chief.

Good one! Actually, I am not a critic of the brief yet(i have only read about it not got one, no realistic experience). I am aware of the spammers but 'I think' Fiverr could have Improvised by using bots to detect spams and then both sellers and the bots can report spam requests, suspend their profile that way it will frustrate them and discontinue, they have a pattern!(nobody do things that won't work) equal playground! But what do I know, the team might have tested and see that's not the way! We will all adapt. I'll appreciate if you 'could' share your experience of how you got the brief and where. Thanks!

Great that you confirmed this, always my belief but I have always had great impressions less click, got great gig image and words but after doing the research myself I see it is almost same thing it brings all time with fewer new sellers(yes, system will rather prefer someone it is sure has experience). You will agree with me it is only if a buyer see your gig will they check out(i mostly see myself at the 5th page before). Only these days I see myself at 3rd or 4th That made me to say Buyer's request pose greater chance to new sellers than brief. I haven't got a brief so I may be talking out of experience. Appreciate your contribution though.

Great! I see you posted this Oct 10, I'm confused in a way my last order came from the Buyer's request this November 1or2. I was surprised to see the next day that I can't access it anymore but I haven't been matched with any brief. If you don't mind where exactly does the brief show up to apply perhaps I haven't been checking the right place. I have kept to being online 20/24hrs