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The company has garnered a mixed reputation, with some customers appreciating the affordability and variety of services available, as well as the potential for building long-term relationships with freelancers. However, significant concerns dominate the feedback, particularly regarding delayed payments, unresponsive customer support, and a perceived lack of accountability for both sellers and buyers. Many users express frustration over unresolved disputes and the platform's failure to ensure transparency and quality among its freelancers. This highlights a critical need for improved customer service and stricter oversight to enhance user trust and satisfaction.
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After an appallingly bad vocal recording this site still hasn't managed any meaningful dialogue nor a refund. Truly a ship of fools.
Fiverr to me has improved alot during the past year in terms of banning sellers. Etc I will recommend to anyone now. Especially sellers.
The site is potentially interesting but there is no control by those offering the service. So I found myself paying for the construction of a website that 3 months after the deadline not only was not delivered to me but the one who was dealing with it has disappeared by deleting her account. I wastes so my time and money as well because the guy askd me to buy the adress of it. Fortunately, at least I was repaid by Fiverr for what I paid to them, even if the repayment procedure is not at all immediate.
The quality of my logo design was LAUGHABLE. A kindergarten class with a bucket of fingerpaint could have designed a better logo. I found the font used on a website that stated not for commercial use without paying for a license and the graphic was an absolute joke. It only takes one negative experience to lose a customer forever. Fiverr needs to have these "graphic designers" submit a resume and ORIGINAL work done. The portfolio I viewed was NOT the designer's work. There is no way. I don't leave reviews often but when something is THIS bad, I feel compelled to keep others away from nonsense. Now I'm out 42 bucks.
"Due to high demand, there is currently a wait time of 8-10 weeks for an invoice. Your patience is appreciated while we create your personalized invoice, and we'll attach it with our reply to this message as soon as it's ready."
A high demand for businesses that want an invoice. What lousy excuse it that, providing an invoice is a legal requirement. I rather think they're working in a shady business with tax avoidance schemes.
This site is a rip off. Very hard to explain what you are really looking of and then they tell you that you have to pay 5.00 extra per revision. They charge you for everything and the end result is still no good. Don't waste your money and look for a local graphic designer that you can actually speak in person or over the phone.
Fiverr is the worst if you are looking for freelancer to do some digital work for you.
1-The site is setup in a deceiving way, what you see is not what you get... things turn out to be even worst when trying to deal with the freelancers or the Fiverr staff.
2-Not very good sellers there either... you find the odd good one there but in general they go with the way the site is setup to fool you into paying more.
My advice: DO NOT USE FIVERR.
If you can't bother to invest in something you won't end up appreciating it. Do your homework, hire a professional... the fact that these sites exist is gross.
I found a "gig" that was modern vintage provided a bunch of information and photos etc. what I got was some really hokey work. Although it's listed as guaranteed, in the end you will pay a lot more having to dole out to various "gig" designers to find one that actually delivers the quality of work they show esp. Since you have to pay upfront. Fiverr doesn't honor guarantees unless seller doesn't deliver. This whole thing is a scam.
After you deliver your work, a buyer can state that they are "unsatisfied" and keep whatever work you did for them. When this happened to me, I reached out to support, showed them the hours of work I'd done and the final product which had already exceeded requirements for the gig & they did nothing. I've brought in thousands $$ from the site (meaning they've made a bunch of money off that), and have only ever received 5-star reviews prior to this buyer, yet Fiverr still sided with the con artist. Super disappointed & no longer selling on the site.
If you want to waste you time, contact Fiverr Helpless Center and wait forever for automated pre-written answer that do nothing to your issue.
If you want to encounter horrible clients who would harass you for free work or unreasonable work, because they can threaten you with "1 star review" if you don´t deliver or complete their ridiculous "favors", try register with Fiverr.
If you are being a freelancer for fun, this is your place as you will get 1 order in every 5-6 months if you are lucky.
No seller or buyer takes their business to this horrible place because
- Outdated web design. Ugly.
- Impractical gig and pricing plan system.
- Pre-made review. Automated reply from the staff
- Helpless support team.
Good luck
Complain here is useless.
I'd share a way to kill fiverr here.
I've noticed that Fiverr.com sent me a lot of spam emails. The best way to kill fiverr is put all of their emails as spam at a time.
When the complain rates increase, fiverr.com will have trouble to send anyone email.
Fiverr conned me out of $475, delivered zero. Now that scam wants me to send $250 more in order to refund me $100... absurd!
Fiverr support could care less and only support their sellers,
This website is terrible the services I provided were logo design and yelp business page management. As a freelancer as well as entrepreneur In the real estate industry I understand the lengths people will go to eliminate their competition. My gig for logo creation was flagged for copyright infringement. My gig was outperforming others who had a similar gig running and I noticed I passed up the number one seller for logo creation. All the photos I had posted for my gig were my own logos for my own personal real estate brokerage with my watermark on them.
I reached out to support after seeing my account was permanently disabled with my website link to my real estate brokerage showing that the content I posted was rightfully mine and they said they couldnt do anything and that a third party flagged it. I asked for them to provide me proof that my content was copyrighted infringement and they said they are not obligated to provide proof. It is very clear the other freelancer I passed up reported me for BS reasons so she could get business.It seems the longer youre on that site the more of an advantage you have so much for free enterprise.
A lot of the reviews here are bad because satisfied people are less likely to leave reviews. Fiverr makes it possible for me to make a full-time income ghostwriting from home. Most of the buyers are great. The site is easy to use and I have a consistent stream of business. They could use a better vetting system. There are a lot of people who are unqualified in my category. They're easy to spot though. Just look for grammatical and spelling errors in their gig description. Also, always reverse image search their profile pic to see if it's a random stock image.
If you take the time to search through sellers, you can get a really great value. I recommend always starting with small $5 or $10 gigs first before jumping into big projects, and if you buy writing, make sure to manually type the content into both grammerly's plagiarism checker and copyscape. Some sneaks do some fancy coding tricks to make stolen content pass copyscape, so if you copy/paste it will pass.
All of that might sound pretty scary, but you have to understand it's just a platform. The sellers don't work for Fiverr, they're just using Fiverr as a platform. There are sneaks and crooks everywhere. But you can also find some awesome sellers who do great work at a great value.
Also keep in mind that if you're being very stingy and expecting hours worth of work for $5 then you are much more likely to get an unscrupulous seller.
AVOID.
Communication and understanding of the english language made it difficult to work with the freelancer as they didnt understand requests well at all.
A small change would take about 3 revisions to get it right.
Once you as a buyer leave feedback, the buyer can see it and rate you according to the feedback.
At least on other sites both parties leave reviews prior to seeing the others review.
Customer Support was less than helpful about removing a bad review I got after giving a 2 start review on communication.
DECEITFUL. Graphic Design Seller Leenjay was highly immature & unprofessional - he made an agreement, then deleted work without my consent & didn't refund payment for my child's birthday gift. This behaviour was encouraged by the alleged 'Customer Support Advisors'.
I WOULDNT even recommend this service to my enemy!
'Working'with this seller/Fiverr was an absolute nightmare!
There was absolutely zero interest from fiverr when I reported 100% clearly fake likes, reposts and comments. I ordred REAL plays, from a so called top rated seller.
The seller was agressive when I pointed out the facts, and refused to refund. If you wish to boost your soundcloud views and plays, without caring about the fake accounts that were used to go ahead and complete them, then I recommend this service.
The sad part is that I used one of the sellers with the highest ratings, and that fiverr wouldn't even take the 3 minutes required to check my soundcloud track, to see the evidence of it. Never, ever, ever again!
Terrible experience as a seller. They always had problems with the description of the gig, the gig's category and there wasn't even a category for photo editing and correction. My gig was 3 times under review by the staff and on the 4th, it was removed by them.
Buyers ask I phone in the cost of Korean phone. They doesn't know the value of work and they never try to understand.
Fiverr eats 20% sellers money happily without any customer services.
Answer: I used Fiverr for my company logo. The guy lives in Vietnam and speak minimal English. I paid for an upgraded package with an unlimited amount of revisions, 3 original logos, stationary and Facebook as well as Twitter page covers. What does unlimited mean if a revision takes 24 hours and each revision is correcting spelling mistakes or telling him you don't want a green dog in your logo, I want a natural looking dog. His response is "you choose font and gives you a pale old lady stockings colour dog" instead of a white Dalmatian with black dots or a brown German Shepard. In the end I used an online translator to translate my requests from English to Vietnamese. He told me to sketch something and he'd make something. If I could sketch something then I would do my own logo. The one logo that I liked was the one I gave him all my ideas for. All he did was put it together in the right format. I was so frustrated with his other two attempts that I said ok give me the first logo with stationary and everything I've paid for. I got the most basic design, no stationary or headers. Did I go through customer service? OF COURSE! Throughout this whole ordeal. I described every little detail. Each time a different person would reply and say "I can understand your frustration and I will contact him". Only to have him return with the same dog in orange or turquoise and every time customer service would spit out the same line "I can understand your frustration and I will contact him. We see he is responding to you within 24 hours so for us that means you are trying to work things out. I want my money back! Sorry we can't give you your money back. The seller has received his money and its up to him to give you any money back if he so chooses. It was a dreadful experience. I ended up using an online logo maker and I loved it. PLUS it actually cost less. I'm now doing my own website. If you have the patience then try to do it yourself. Do NOT skimp on your website. The way the world is run today you want your website and all social media presence to correctly reflect your quality. If at the end I'm not happy with my website I will go to a professional and pay what it costs. Hope this helped and good luck
Answer: I know I have to wade through a lot of questionable sellers to get a good one. Happy hunting. There are good ones out there though.
Answer: All I can say id Fiverr is the BIGGEST SCAM going. Had to dispute the charges through my bank to get the money back
Answer: Stay far away from fiverr. I paid a guy to do some work and proved with third party techniques they used bots for fake views to my site. Yet this guy had many many great reviews. You cannot trust this site whatsoever. Stick with paypal as you most likely will get nowhere with fiverr.
Answer: If you want a site designed to steal credit card data from hard-working, civilized people, please use Fiverr. It is designed for one thing: to take your credit card data and leave you to deal with a mess. More details, reply or search for my previous posts.
Answer: I can only imagine you got swindled and feel bad about the fact you trusted someone. Don't feel bad, you did nothing wrong. There are sites who take the time to vet their sellers and then there are sites like Fiverr who let's anyone to join with zero check on their credentials. The entry into selling on Fiverr is so easy that it borders on ridiculousness. Anyone can lie about their location, experience, education, and just about any credentials. Some of them are really clever and mask their fake profile pictures and gig descriptions really well. Fiverr is so secretive about their vetting process, which I seriously doubt there is anything in writing, that you can't trust it. The seller's level is a joke - I've gotten cheated by ones with thousands of reviews. How they received literally a thousand or more review is mind boggling. Go back and check again, you'll notice like 99.9% of the million or so sellers all have 5 star reviews. All legitimate businesses have a combination of good and bad reviews, most average around 3/5 or if they are a really great business 4/5 but for a large company with like a million or so freelancers with zero credentials having 5/5 pretty much tells you there is something wrong. Like I said, you did nothing wrong. I hope you didn't lose too much money. Their philosophy is "We don't care how crappy the delivery was as long as the seller delivered you don't get your money back."
Answer: The answer is plain simple NO! You will get your followers, yes! But they are all bots, so you will lose 90% of the followers the same week, might as well throw this 5 bucks in the air.
Answer: There is very little in the world that is unique. You have to trust or spend a lot more $$$ or do it yourself
Answer: I would suggest having nothing whatsoever to do with Fiverr. When things go wrong - and that happens a LOT - there is no customer support line to call. They make it very difficult (in my own case, impossible) to resolve any problems. Read the evaluation reviews- they are extremely negative. My advice: find another site on which to offer your services. DG
Answer: I've had 28 orders and all but two were very satisfactory. Most were PDFform building or business card templates, but I had s few design logos for me then used the one I liked. Buyers: it's cheap. Remember that. When the service is good I tip generously then use the same person. I get great service, often in one day. When I order, I add express service and have yet to be disappointed. It's a business model without customer service. Face it. If you want customer service, go to Nordstroms or Nieman Marcus. Do a better job selecting your service provider; be clear in the order, and overpay.
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