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I recently discovered the "new buyer's promotion coupon" and I wanted to see if any of you have used it. Do buyers see this when reviewing the gig? Is this another way to give a buyer reason to shop with you while on the gig? I need fresh eyes on my gig so I started running the promotion a few minutes ago, but would love to hear from those who have used it already.

Wait there is an official paid consultation button we can add? I usually offer this as an extra. How did you get the button?

I had a customer just yesterday use the “I’m not satisfied” on me. I spoken to the client via zoom before starting the project, kept up communication while I was suppose to be on holiday, and did all the revisions asked. She had 2 orders placed with me. I decided to take Christmas Eve, Christmas, and the day after off since I finished all the work on the 23rd. The buyer requested revisions on Christmas Eve. I told all my clients that I was not available after the 23rd to the 26th. This client starts threatening to cancel on Christmas because I was unavailable to do revisions. So on Monday, I sent client a message reminding her that I will be back on the 27th to do revisions in new orders. She stated that she needed it right away and that she would cancel if I wouldn’t be able to do it. So I cut my holiday short to get this done, and she still was not satisfied with the work. After the back-and-forth, I decided to grant her a cancellation for both orders. In my message to the reason why I was canceling the order was “suspected fraudulence”. That got her extremely mad however, I did not want to not let (Fiverr) know what I suspected what was going on. She got so mad that I decided to give her what she wanted, which was canceling the order that she decided to leave one order open to try to leave a horrible review. I brought up the issue to (Fiverr) and I’m having them handle it from there. All I want her to do is canceled the order so I can block her and never have to speak again. She was so exhausting emotionally that I am willing to give up the $100+ and time spent creating the projects. I don’t believe non-satisfaction without explanation should exist when it comes to canceling. However, some people do lie about what they received so they could get the project done for free.

It depends what you mean. For my first 10 orders on the platform it took me about two months to get that amount. I’ve only been on the platform for 11 months however, just 8 to 9 months later I’m sitting at over 160 orders. Getting 10 orders into my queue now would only be about a weeks worth of work. Depending on the order. If I have larger projects thrown into there, it may be 30 to 90 days. if you were talking timeline wise, on how long does it take to get an order done, it all depends on your industry and your skill. However, on a platform like (Fiverr), I would not do anything that takes me more than two hours if it’s a smaller project based on price. Larger projects that are estimated to be 30 to 90 days. It only takes me five to fifteen days of work to get the project complete.