mario_rdz

It lasted 8 days. Yes, in the last 2 days, I have been having more impressions than ever.

Yes, that's true. Fiverr profits from the 20% it charges to its sellers, but it's because of buyers that it is able to do so. By the way, my situation has been fixed. Today I woke up and my gigs are eligible for promotion again, my gig now appears on the first page of the search results, and I got the early payout option back. I'm glad and thankful it happened, I didn't want to move to another platform.

Well, I don't know what kind of opportunities I will find here if I can't be seen by new possible clients. I could try doing marketing on social media, but if I do that, why would I send people to a platform that charges me 20% when there are some that don't charge me at all? I still love Fiverr and want to keep growing here, but the company seems to not value its sellers at all.

I'm in the same boat here. It's really frustrating when you work your ass like crazy, think you're moving forward and suddenly Fiverr kills your momentum without disclosing any relevant information at all. This happened to me last week, and it hasn't stopped. Now I'm in a dire situation because I had to raise my rates to a recurring client that I've got since my rates were lower, and he didn't accept them. I feel like I no longer can trust Fiverr as a long-term platform as I used to some days ago.

Fiverr did the same to me recently. First, it took the early payout option, which has financially destabilized me since. And recently, it made my gigs unpromotable after almost a month of recovering the option. I'm also thinking of looking for another freelance site, Fiverr's customer support is a joke and the platform itself doesn't trust its sellers enough.