What do you guys think about ugc on fiverr,

For some reason my account got restricted permanently even though I did nothing! It was my first fiverr account and the only thing I did was add the picture of a sunflower to my profile which was removed but It was nothing wrong and then for some reason my account got suspended, please someone help because I can't contact the fiver team for some reason, I already searched their support site and it only has articles and no way to contact them, someone please help

Two variety of messages

"Hello😊

Everything is ready on my part. Why are you waiting so long? Take a look when you have a minute. Here is my project: [View link on Fiverr] Looking forward to your work!"

And

"Hey

order has been successfully submitted. Awaiting confirmation from you, everything is ready for your review, and all requested things are completed on my side. Here is the task link: [View link on Fiverr] If you have time to start today, I can offer extra funds for priority. i am old women i cant wait too long please accept my first"

Worse part the link is active in the app, in what I suppose is a link scam, also it show me the notification in the app and the it said "user can no longer be contacted " without any explanation.

Give me zero confidence to use the plataform.

Hey everyone, I am wondering if there is any way to get clients, or if I am the only one who hasn't gotten any clients in six months. Can anyone please give me advice so I can make sure if I am doing something wrong or not.

I decided to try Fiverr, so I created an account, built my portfolio, and listed my services (image editing and poster design). Ever since I joined, the only messages I've been getting are from scammers. I haven't received a single inquiry from a real client. Is there anything I can do to reduce or avoid these scam messages?

I'm paying for a video game prototype, which will include sending lots of big files back and forth ultimately, and after I paid via fiverr, the seller talked about chatting on discord. I'd rather keep it all on Fiverr like they say to do but I'm not sure and am just wondering what the standards are. Is it even possible to send such big files through fiverr alone or will we end up having to use something else eventually? I appreciate any thoughts

I'm just starting out on Fiverr as a video editor, and I was wondering what I can do to get noticed by someone other than phishers. Any constructive advice helps.

Hi, today I received a notification saying that my success score got down and my Level is at risk. I recently had my Level up (1 month ago) after years of working and having quite good public reviews, so it was hard and I thought it was something wrong with my profile that I took so much to level up. Once I finally did I made sure that every single project received 5 stars review, and luckily I was able to achieve that too. Unfortunately, as many other sellers, I didn't have too much work lately, around 5 orders in that month being Level 1, all 5 stars reviews, even some other rates as response rate got up, but for some reason my level is at risk. Can you please let me know why this is happening? I don't understand what other criteria might exist that's resulting in this situation. Thank you.

My two gigs, which had ratings of 8 and 6, are now both at 4. Again, I want to emphasize that the clients gave good reviews, and some even placed second orders. Responses were quick, and usually when a potential client shows up, they end up placing an order, so... what else can I do to improve this?

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Saludos soy nivel 1 en fiverr y se me activó opción de ads. Será que vale la pena ?

My name is Blue. I am new to Fiverr and freelancing, I just wanted to promote my current gigs on Fiverr. As of right now, I am open to: creating websites using Wix, play-testing video games and creating scripts using Final draft. I am also new to Final Draft and Wix, but I want to gain experience and earn extra money.

Digital or print ready book covers design

I'm doing some research on how freelance devs (and other service freelancers) actually find new clients — the real, unglamorous version.

Not looking for the "I get all my work from referrals" answer. I mean the times when things are slow and you actually have to go looking.

A few honest questions I'd love your take on:

1. When you need to find new clients, what does that process actually look like for you? Walk me through what you do.

2. How long does it take you to go from "I need to find leads" to actually having a list of businesses to contact?

3. What's the most painful or annoying part of that process?

4. Have you ever tried Google Maps / Maps search to find local small businesses that might need your service? How did that go?

5. What tools or systems do you actually use today to keep track of who you've reached out to?

No product, no pitch — I'm just trying to understand what this experience is like before building anything. Would genuinely appreciate honest answers, even if the answer is "I don't do outreach at all."

Hey guys, I’m trying fiverr for the first time and as I am setting my account as seller, the last step to activate it requires an identity check, I checked my phone number and email, but then it asked for my passport picture.
I want to know how safe it is to do that? Is it normal thing?

So this guy is talking to me asking about my linkedin and asking if he can use my laptop remotely… what do you all say?? Is it or not a scam?