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Our amount of Spam messages has increased this year for sure!
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Every so often I recieve a message asking;
'Hi there Nice to meet you I need your help', 'hi', 'hello' etc. and then proceeding with 'do you want to earn the mo..ney out of here?' or contact me on Telegram / WhatsApp for more Information.
You can block or report the account already I believe, but another way for the sellers to easily get the account suspended/removed would be to simply to 'tag' @fiverr support into the message box.
This could send an alert straight to the monitoring team, which could then look to see if the account is a fake/bot/scammer
Just an idea!
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Would Fiverr ever limit the amount of sellers in one category?
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It's about time Fiverr devs update the website to accommodate dark mode.
This will definitely help my eyes!
Like if you agree! Lets make this happen-
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It depends on if we have been with the client for a long time and we know them well. Otherwise, it's a no. Maybe for new buyers who wish to test our service but those are the only exceptions.
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Demoted from Level 2 seller to New Seller - Will you skip Level 1 and go back to Level 2 on the next evaluation as all the targets have been met?
Or do you have a month at level 1 again and the month after that return to level 2?
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On 12/20/2022 at 8:43 AM, newsmike said:
Would you prefer "Low quality seller"? Since one has to deliver late, get bad reviews, cancel too many orders or not respond to buyers in a timely manner to get demoted, it seems they are being kind with that euphemism. Slowing sales reduces your visibility, but it does not get you demoted. You have to earn that.
You have missed the point here. The definition of 'New' having recently come into existence. 'produced, introduced, or discovered recently or now for the first time; not existing before.'
The word 'New' needs to be changed as it is factually incorrect-
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23 hours ago, terrygrantvo said:
With all due respect, you don't actually think that's better than being called 'new', do you?
It's just a suggestion, but Fiverr using the term 'New' in this way is definitely incorrect
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16 hours ago, uk1000 said:
One place where it does show the level to buyers is the level selection option under "seller details". It would be better if it was described more accurately. Maybe it could say "level 0" or "unlevelled" instead of "new seller".
Yes something like this. The actual definition of the term 'New' - having recently come into existence. 'produced, introduced, or discovered recently or now for the first time; not existing before.'
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Some more context. I have only had a few orders in the past 90 days and 1 was unfortunately an hour late, so my on time delivery score dropped a lot. No, I wouldn't like to be called "low quality seller" but I am clearly not a "New Seller" am I ?
I just think the term "New Seller" needs to be changed that's all.-
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Maybe - "Level 2" seller with other badges like "last delivery was late" "check recent reviews" "seller cancelled the last order"
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I have only had a few orders in the past 90 days and 1 was unfortunately an hour late, so my on time delivery score dropped a lot. No, I wouldn't like to be called "low quality seller" but I am clearly not a "New Seller" am I ?
I just think the term "New Seller" needs to be changed that's all.-
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Recently, I haven't been as active on Fiverr as I once was. I have received less orders and not getting much new work in so my seller level has dropped from level 2 to 'New Seller'.
'New Seller' status does not represent me at all. How can you call someone a 'New Seller' when I have clearly been on the platform for 4 years and been at level 2 for many years.
This makes no sense.
I would like Fiverr to consider using another term for sellers like me that are clearly not 'New Sellers'
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Recently, I haven't been as active on Fiverr as I once was. I have received less orders and not getting much new work in so my seller level has dropped from level 2 to 'New Seller'.
'New Seller' status does not represent me at all. How can you call someone a 'New Seller' when I have clearly been on the platform for 4 years and been at level 2 for many years.
This makes no sense.
I would like Fiverr to consider using another term for sellers like me that are clearly not 'New Sellers'
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Thank you for the post! Very insightful and interesting. I'm wondering, do you think a 'business' side of Fiverr will arrive for teams which have greater than 5 or so employees?
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I recon Fiverr should not give ranking points for just saying 'thanks for the advice' 'thank you'. You would then see more important comments rather than having the scroll through all the time.
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No, like everyone else has mentioned, this should not affect your profile.
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Your ranking and visibility will be impacted sadly!
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If you haven't got any reviews on your current gig, you shouldn't have any problems!
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On 10/1/2021 at 8:56 PM, social_breeze said:
1) Never read or understand what the buyer actually looking for.
This is definitely a great point to raise. I have just written my own post about it. It is almost pointless for sellers to send requests without reading and understand the buyers requirements. Also, as mentioned in this post, don't send offers for things that are almost impossible. 'Getting 1000 subscribers on a YouTube video for $5' explain to the buyer that this will take time and the cost will be xxx, they often appreciate the honesty and will be more drawn to you. The more time you take on the buyer, the more confidence you can build.
Great tips, thank you!
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I agree, you really need to understand what the buyer wants. There is no point sending a generic offer to their request, they want to know you have read their requirements and fully understand why they are asking for. Super helpful tip!
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This has sadly happened to us a few times as well. There is nothing the seller can do about it. Be sure to check their feedback first and when they joined Fiverr. This could be a good indication and be weary of a big order if it's a brand new buyer. Maybe use milestones instead ?
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They are often cheaper.
They are more likely to go above and beyond as it is their first order and they wish to rank higher and receive more work on Fiverr.
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When we started off on Fiverr we were using Paypal but then found a much better way to receive our hard earned money.
USE Payoneer.
Fiverr uses USD as it's default currency. If you withdraw different currencies from fiverr or paypal you will be given a very poor exchange rate. Here is how to solve this.
Set up a Payoneer account and withdraw your funds in USD from Fiverr. Payoneer only charge you $1 to do this.
Next if you are from the UK (not sure for other countries) set up a Transferwise account.
Send the Payoneer funds to your transferwise account.
Change your USD to GBP/Euro or any other currency you require at a VERY good rate saving you ALOT of money on exchange fees that paypal take.
This is by far the BEST way to save money hands down.
I hope this helps everyone who looses out when changing currencies!
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Fiverr's 20% cut is too high
in Fiverr.com Feedback
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You agree to the 20% fee when you sign up, you can't complain. Upwork have dropped theirs to 10% recently for sellers. You have a choice!