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If I am correct, you’re referring to sharing your "widget" and promoting gigs outside Fiverr, right? If that’s the case, you can find it under "Growth and Marketing" and then "Scale Your Business". If it’s about promoting your gigs on the Fiverr platform itself, you can find it in the same "Growth and Marketing" tab under "Promoted Gigs". You need to be qualified for it though, as it's not available to new or unlevelled sellers.

"Viggle AI" can do this. For now, it only works through Discord but their dedicated app is launching soon. I have created a few videos for fun and it's amazing haha!

Doesn't matter! Mutual cancellation works both ways. Delivering a blank order or wrong files is a violation of terms. Yes, you have the buyer's consent, but I would recommend first contacting customer support and getting their permission on this.

Buyers do not need any details from your side to initiate the payments. They can directly order your gigs or accept your custom offers! It's a violation of terms, and you may get banned for sharing personal information (even if it wasn't your primary email). Complete SCAM! They will then ask your bank details (or credit card details) in the name of verification (or order confirmation), and your bank balance will be zero!

Back in the early days, I was a total idiot for accepting such an offer. I gave the client an $80 quote (after discounting) and he still rejected it saying the budget was too high. Then 2-3 days later, another client asked for the same model -- and I quickly realized it was another employee from the same company. This time, I removed the discount and simply gave them the original price which was $150, thinking they’d just go away since even $80 wasn’t in their budget. But surprise! No negotiations -- they agreed to the original price ($150). At that time, I didn’t know @filipdevaere (haha), so my brain was still in development mode. I accepted the work (and was dancing as the deal was confirmed without any discounts) but that order turned out to be a nightmare. Even after 5 deliveries, the client remained unsatisfied, constantly requesting revisions until I had to say a firm "no". And the main problem was that they were coming to ask for a revision after 3 days and that too just before 2-3 hours of auto order completion. They then tried to lure me with promises of "lots of future projects", but I made it clear the project was done and this was the last message on the order page: I was literally lucky that after this delivery, the client just went offline and never came back. They were new to the platform, so maybe they weren’t aware of the review process (not sure), but they never came back to leave a review or mark the order as complete. The order got marked as complete after 3 days, and all was good! But now, I am never going to take another bet on such projects where the client’s budget is lower -- because then they will try to squeeze every drop of blood out of you.

The "Billing" page is for buyers -- when you purchase a service, not for sellers.

Are you sure that the order is not in the 'Revision' phase? Maybe the seller delivered the updated files in the chat (and not through the actual delivery)? Orders in the revision phase can not be marked as complete (if this is the case). If it's not in the revision phase, then you should find an option to approve the delivery (something like attached below).

Really, the way you’re disrespecting others is beyond my understanding. You have achieved nothing on this platform (and I am sure, other platforms as well) --- yet you have the courage to point fingers at others like this. The person you’re disrespecting has more "working experience" than your total age, lmao! Get a life, and focus on your career. I am damn sure why you’re commenting like this -- because those people have "corrected" you on your posts, right? If you can’t handle criticism, then just stay off public forums.

Take a follow-up in the same ticket (instead of creating a new one). The first response is always automated (in case of flag accounts), but by following up again, a real person may address your query.

Haha, I think he removed the AI-generated logo now. But he can't hide anything from us as his other logos are totally rip-offs from other websites. 🤣 Left: Freepik Logos Right: His gig Logos

Along with @priyank_mod response, there was a glitch that some users faced in the past where even 'spam' messages (talking about messages that directly go to spam folder without a notification) were getting counted in the Response Rate. So, make sure to check your Spam folder as well -- and if you think your response rate has tanked due to this glitch, reach out to customer support and request them to restore your score and fix this issue.

Fiverr always sends an email stating the reason for the ban. What email did you get? Maybe you got banned due to the fake profile picture, as it clearly doesn’t look like a person from Pakistan and instead looks like an AI-generated image. This could be the reason if you were trying to fake your identity by using a fake profile picture. Just a guess, but you can contact customer support for more insights.

Looks like the buyer is banned from the platform. If he had blocked you, you would have received the message "[buyer] is not accepting messages at this time". But since you're getting different information, it seems that Fiverr has banned the buyer due to some violation. Or perhaps the buyer did a chargeback through their bank to get their money back and Fiverr then banned them. Yes, some of your efforts are wasted, but isn't it better that the order is canceled? The cancellation is far better than working with these red-flag buyers. Who knows -- this order might have led to trouble, like a negative review or a warning for a TOS violation. You can reach out to customer support though and ask for the impact to be removed from your stats, so it doesn't affect your Success Score or other metrics.

It's a scam! That's not the official Fiverr website. The website name is 'Autopayment', with the domain 'pro' (similar to .com at the end) and the subdomain is 'Fiverr' (subdomain can be used by anyone). So, you're essentially being redirected to the 'Autopayment' website and not 'Fiverr.' This is a trick scammers use. Also, did you share your email address with any client? Clients can directly purchase your services, and you don't need to do anything on your end. Any active order will show up directly on your dashboard. Do not share any personal information, like your email address, with anyone -- otherwise, you may get scammed. Your internet firewall won’t always protect you by not loading the website.

As @filipdevaere said, promoted gigs do not guarantee any sales. Also, promoted gigs never work to the full potential. It gives you impressions based on your performance and stats -- otherwise, every low-performance seller would turn it on and get hundreds of clients (and then the algorithm will look like a joke). If you're not getting any results, either turn it off or set the CPC to the lowest. I keep it at $0.30 and still end up getting a few hundred impressions.