matty_bates

Appreciate it, thanks. I sort of assumed it might be against the terms but figured I should check. I just want to be clear for the record and state I would never break any terms, I am all about staying within the rules.

Miiilia, thats real kind of you to take a look, thanks so much. I will do that today - maybe incorporate into the gig image also somehow? Well spotted with the Amazon thing, will sort that today also. Thanks again, much appreciated!

Gotcha, thanks. Yah I suspected it might be against the rules, and honestly I will avoid it. Fiverr are not stupid and would spot it a mile off I suppose. I just joined a bunch of groups this week and have already left most of them as they do seem very very spammy indeed. I'm out of ideas, guess its just a case of sitting back and waiting for organic growth. I didn't expect it to be this slow but then again I am in the copywriting genre which is incredibly competitive so I imagine its going to take time.

Ok, fair enough. Dont get me wrong, I am not about cheating, although my question probably contradicts that statement a little. I dunno... I guess I have just been toying with the idea of other ways to drive traffic, and this popped up. I wont do it, I am 100% behind staying within the rules. Thanks.

I haven't looked into it yet - just seen a few people promoting this service on a couple of Fiverr groups. I guess these people somehow have access to a bunch of Fiverr accounts who will order jobs from you at minimum price limit, which you then refund, and leave great reviews. I mean without even talking to any of these people, I'm assuming it is exactly that. It can only be that, I guess. First of, is that legal, for want of a better word? I mean does it break any Fiverr rules? I am guessing it does and if so, I will avoid it like the plague, dont worry. I am all about staying within the rules. If it isn't against any Fiverr rules, has anyone tried the service and is it worth it? If it is somehow fine owing to some loophole or something, I guess its worth looking at? I have tried everything else in the four months I have had a seller account and my gigs are doing nothing. I have followed all tips and advice, the prices are on the floor to encourage new business which leads to organic reviews, wrote and re-wrote each gig carefully, keywords checked and triple checked, posted on various social media and even punted out a few hundred cold emails, so I honestly have put effort into pushing my gigs but the impressions and clicks are hysterically low lol. I figured maybe there is a way to promote my gigs through outlaying expense, and in the process of looking noticed this paid review thing. Just need to know if its 'legal' or not and if its worth it. Thanks Matty