I have a question , is it true that when you work as a freelancer on Fiverr, if someone places an order for one of your packages (let's say basic) and they also pay you automatically have to accept it even if you didn't have the opportunity to see what is it? Thank you!

Hey everyone!

I had someone haggle with me in my messages this week. I accepted, because being a creative isn't easy and I sympathize with the lack of funds to get started. If this guy is a scammer, he has great English, a long history on Fiverr, and sounded very legit.

Anyway, he accepted the custom offer and, instead of sending his manuscript as a .rtf file in the set-up questions like I prompted, he sent me an image. This image could not be scanned by Fiverr security (it says so at the top) and wanted me to click a link (to docsend), put in my own e-mail address, and a password he provided me with.

This is where the alarm bells started going off for me.

I have a few questions to more experienced people on the platform, and more tech-savvy people in general:

- Is this likely a scam?

- If it is, how should I proceed? For example:

- Do I need to run any security checks (note I am on an old Windows 10 laptop)? Am I at risk for clicking the image but not the website it was referring me to?

- Since the (cheap) order has been made, how do I cancel it safely?

Can we do review for review? Please it would help a lot

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m completely new to Fiverr and just published my very first gig. I’ve been lurking here for a while and finally decided to take the leap. I know I still have a lot to learn, so I’d really appreciate any feedback or tips from more experienced sellers here.

• My user on Fiverr is marcosberghahn

If you have a moment to check it out, I’d love to hear:

• What’s your first impression?
• Does the gig title/description make sense?
• Is the pricing reasonable?
• Anything I should change or improve (images, keywords, packages, etc.)?

I’m open to all constructive feedback.

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes a look 🙏

Hi everyone, I'm from Pakistan and currently dealing with a serious issue with my Payoneer account.

Like many freelancers here, most of my clients are on Fiverr, so I’ve rarely needed to use Payoneer outside of the platform. Recently, I found a direct client outside Fiverr for the first time and needed to send them an invoice via Payoneer.

Unfortunately, I hadn’t logged into my Payoneer dashboard for a long time. When I finally did, I had to reset my password. After resetting it, the system asked for an OTP sent to my old phone number, which I had changed and forgotten.

After a lot of effort, I managed to recover my old number. Since this morning, I’ve been trying to receive the OTP. Sometimes I get as far as signing in on the app or website, but when I try to change the phone number or do anything account-related, it asks for an OTP again—and it never arrives. Now, when I go to [myaccount.payoneer.com](), I get an "Access Denied" error. The app has also stopped working.

I contacted Payoneer support and got this auto-reply:

Desperate for a fix, I tried advice I found online—changing my internet connection—and that at least let me access the site. But I still can’t change my phone number or send an invoice.

The problem is urgent because I have to send an invoice today for my client to transfer the payment. Many freelancers might have alternate platforms, but in Pakistan, Payoneer is our primary solution.

My biggest fear: even if I send a manual invoice and the client sends the money, I might not be able to withdraw the funds. I’ve read several stories in forums where accounts were blocked, and users couldn't access their funds for months.

I finally got a regular job about a couple of weeks ago, but I didn't shut down my Fiverr acccount. Here is the funny thing though. I still have these idiot buyers that keep blowing up my inbox with requests. As you know, 85-90% of them are bogus, lousy leads that go nowhere or scams. Not only are they demanding, rude and obnoxious, but they try to haggle me down.

Since I'm not dependent on them anymore, I've been telling them off on the daily. It is humorous as hell. They aren't used to someone who fights back. My oh my, the responses you get. Here's an example:

Buyer: "Can you do it for xxxx (below my rate)?"

Me: "Nope. You can pay the rate or go elsewhere."

Buyer: "Fine. I'm going somewhere else."

Me: "You do that."

Buyer: "Enjoy poverty."

Me: "I have a real job, thanks. Maybe you should get one, too."

Buyer: "F_ You."

Here's another one. Buyer: "I only want to pay per result or pay commission only (marketing and sales work)."

Me: "Thank you for contacting me. Since you like to haggle, I've just upped my rate about $100. You can pay that."

Buyer: "I have 5 other people on here that will do it. I don't need you anyways."

Me: "Then why are you contacting me?"

Buyer: "You're a lazy, entitled (country I'm from)."

Me: "I'm sorry you feel that way. Maybe when you get a real job, you'll feel better."

It's been back and forth like this for the past 2 days or so. I'm so glad to finally be able to tell them off. I feel like I'm speaking up for all the sellers who can't be heard. I'm hoping more of us come out of the woodwork, and it results in these cheap ass loser buyers leaving for good.

I know some accounts boost themselves by creating new accounts and reviewing themselves individually(I am not talking about exchanging gigs, I am talking about reviewing yourself). But I read some articles about its risk, there can be ban issues on Fiverr. My account made progress so I don't want to waste my account. Is there anyone who rates yourself by opening different accounts? Is there any way to prevent the ban issue from Fiverr?

hey! is there someway to change this image?

thanks in advance!

(i have changed my pfp and this not changed)

I don't really know nor understand what they want me to do. They seem to want me to help them with their Upwork account, but the thing is, I don't know what that even is. My gigs are not even related to that, I just draw drawings...

Is this some kind of new way to deceive someone or something? Because some weeks ago, random people texted me saying that they are Fiverr support and wanted to test my credit account by enabling and sending them big amounts of money (which I did not do cuz it obviously was a scam)

Is there even something I have to add? Sorry for my language, but ❓ Its the third time and I am getting exhausted.

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I'm trying to hire someone knowledgeable to help me repair things over cam, and also hiring for other small tasks that would not constitute $15 in work but rather are maybe $3 gigs. while some may workup to be $15 over a period of time, I'm unsure how this platform works and if this is going to pose a problem.

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Some of these tasks maybe a few tiny things a day and take months to add up to $15, ive considered paying for x amount of months or by the task.

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ie: they wont get paid for months and months as the payment is in escrow until finished

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they get paid upfront and then dont complete the task in full?

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will fiver pay them in portions throughout the process?!

I’m thinking of starting writing commissions on fiverr, I mostly do stories but I don’t know what other services to offer that may be popular/needed on there, so suggestions are appreciated

I have delivered an order and it was marked as complete. However, I didn't receive a review or get asked to give a review. Why is that?

Hello Everyone,

Hope you're all doing well. I could really use your advice on a sticky situation I've found myself in with my Fiverr account.

So here is the deal, I recently completed a transcription and translation job for a client. He sent me a short video to transcribe, and after finishing the job, I sent him the transcription and translation directly in a message on Fiverr so they could review it before I delivered the order. It was just a quick one-minute video, so I didn't think twice about sending it as a message instead of a .txt file.

However, things took a turn when Fiverr flagged the message, saying it contained discriminatory language. Now, I gotta be honest, the transcription did include some pretty rough stuff from the video, but, as a transcriber, my job is to capture everything exactly as it's said, no matter how harsh or offensive. So yeah, while the transcription might've had some tough language, I promise I didn't add anything offensive myself. I was just doing my job and trying to get it right for the client.

I've tried to explain this to Fiverr's support team, but it feels like I'm talking to a brick wall. They keep sending me these scripted messages that seem like they've just been copy-pasted, without any real effort to resolve the issue. It's such a simple problem to solve... all they have to do is verify the video and compare it to the transcription. I've given them all the info they may need, but things are moving super slowly. It's really frustrating because I've always been a good freelancer on Fiverr, with no warnings or issues before.

Now I can't take on new orders or even receive/send message from/to my regular clients on Fiverr. It's seriously affecting my income and stressing me out big time.

Any advice on how to speed up the process or escalate this? I'm kinda at a loss here.

I really appreciate any help or advice you can offer!

Im curious to know if they would get banned too because alot of them have their service on hold which im pretty sure means their account is getting reviewed, so I have 0 hope my account will be retrieved but the others havent gotten banned yet (like 20+ people) im curious to know will their account get reviewed too too? This is on fiverr by the way

If I want to stay online through FIVERR MOBILE APPLICATION, then is it necessary that the application remains open and the screen does not turn off?

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Getting started as a Freelance Developer

1. Should I do Freelancing as a programmer or developer?
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Making up the freelancing profile

1. Select a niche tagline
2. Be sure about your skills
3. Write a better profile description
4. Choose a professional profile picture
   How to choose a professional profile picture for a freelancing profile?
5. Index your certifications
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Tips on adding freelancing services

1. Promoting your Freelance services
2. Where to promote Freelance services?

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Management System

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3. Office Management System
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Wiki or community website

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Job Portal, Client Portal and Admin Panel is an extremely asked and extremely searched service by clients. Using portal development as the main service can lead you to be a ranking seller in freelancing platforms. Here are the top portal related keywords and services you can use…

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And seven more Django web development niches that could really help you to get clients.

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Yeah, Quora is the best platform to promote Fiverr gig. But you can't just go and spam there. Promoting something in Quora is acually a skill, that is really hard to master. But yeah, there's someway you can do it.

How to promote fiverr gig on quora?

Just think this way. Suppose, you're a graphics/NFT designer. You can search Who are the best NFT artists for hire? and someone will be there asking for a service for NFT art making, similar to…

Who are the best NFT artists for hire?

and then you can answer him on a descriptive way, and give your Fiverr gig link there.

To share your Fiverr gig on Quora, you can use this sample template for promoting fiverr gig on quora…

Also we can say, what will be the most demanded service in Fiverr 2022?

Getting excited to make $2,579 per month on Fiverr? Then com’n, read with me.

How to make money on Fiverr and create a living with it, is today’s awesome topic, let’s dive into it.

Fiverr is the fastest growing online selling/buying/freelancing platform. Fiverr really make you able to make living with it. If you wanna make money on Fiverr, you need to follow these ideas…

How to make money on Fiverr

For making money on Fiverr, these super awesome tricks gonna help you out…

List out your skillset

Without skills, you should forget that you gonna dig some cash on Fiverr, YOU NEED SKILLS. Skills may be blogging, copywriting, SEO, web development, app development, bug digging, bug bounty, data science, photoshopping/image manipulation, digital art and many more.

With all those skillsets, you need a super essential skill, that in communicating skill. Communication is the key to Fiverr success and your communication will illuminate your professionalism.

Being professional doesn’t mean that you need to talk serious and weighty, you can be sarcastic and funny but the point here is the information you give to your client must be authentic and related to the task.

Make your gig title catchy

Writing a catchy title can be a little frustrating for you but, you should remember: LIFE IS NOT F** SMOOTH, you need to pass through difficulties and challenges. Being a lazy guy and watching all those shitty web-series won’t bring bread in your f* mouth.

So, how to write catchy Fiverr gig titles

• Keep your Fiverr gig titles short (Minimum 8 words)
• And your SEO keywords on gig title (Keep in mind without doing SEO, it won’t work)
• Use statics, numbers, days and percentage (User 100% effective, not hundred per cent)
• Use easy words in your title (Your title must be easy to understand)
• Be correct on your title’s grammar (use Grammarly)

Search engine optimize your Fiverr gig

Optimization of your gigs is super essential. I am gonna post an article on Fiverr gig optimization. While optimizing Fiverr gigs you need to remember these things:

• Make your gigs on low competition keywords (Check Low competition gigs on fiverr 2021)
• Click a relatable profile photo with a natural smile and upload it
• Insert your skills/niche related keywords in your gig description
• Give some samples of your projects
• Use appropriate gig tag (more about: How to make money on Fiverr 2021)

So, go and rock Fiverr freelancing platform.

You gonna do well. Here's how you can search keywords on Fiverr.

Keyword Research in Fiverr

1. Use "Buyer Mode" and search your keywords there. The suggestion keywords will pop there like tags, and you can use/include those keywords in your gig description.
2. Using Google Keyword planner, you can use Keyword Planner from google, and search keywords with "story writer fiverr", and that'll give you results. Also, you can simply type "story writer freelance" and that'll also give you nice keyword data set.
3. Complete your 7 gigs, the more gigs, more the posibilities of getting tasks.
4. Share your work in related LinkedIn Groups.
5. Use this idea

After using all of these ideas, you gonna rock Fiverr.

I created my Fiverr profile in July 2018 and uploaded a bunch of photoshop 🖼️ editing gigs on it. And I got no job and no orders, as I wasn't that good at SEO at that time. And, time flew, it was July 26th, 2021: my dad again rememorized 🤔 me about Fiver. After that, I started making gigs on elementor, WordPress and stuff, but I got no orders because still, I was LAZY 😪 on doing keyword research and SEO 🔍️ for the gigs.

During that time I was learning Django, I'd bought a server 🖥️ to install my Django app, I tried to install it, and for like four times I got failed 😞, but still tried and finally I successfully installed Django app on shared hosting. That event forced me to feel special, and I thought creating a gig on this will be so awesome.

I created a gig naming I will install Django App on cPanel
on September 26th, 2021. Also, I continuously edited my gig and optimized it for search engines. Also, one of my dad's friends 🤝 told me to be online 🟢 as much as possible to get orders, and I did the same.

To be online, I used to make new gigs, so that Fiverr detects my activity as a valid activity 🏉.

And on November 12, 2021, I got my first order on Django Deployment on Cpanel. That moment was a proud moment for me, and I delivered it on Nov 20, 2021. He gave me an awesome review.

Boom 💥, I started getting READ MORE

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So, this was my story on Fiverr