Agreed. Came here looking for this topic. Just finished my FIRST use of Fiverr and when I read "Tipping is customary" I wanted to punch the Fiverr marketing person in the face. It is NOT nor should it be "customary". Sellers should charge what they are willing to provide a service for, and not base their livelihood on drips at the end. The only people that think tipping is ok are people who've already been in an industry where they earned - sorry, expected - tips, so they somehow justify it across the board. Ridiculous. I will be using my seller again - because the service was good. If he raised his prices - I would still use him - because we've NOW established a relationship. The guilt trip "tipping is customary" BS is a turnoff and something I will complain about to everyone I mention Fiverr too.
