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It's really difficult to make jokes about Fiverr...
Without coming across as a racist.
"Hello Dear, I can do this. How much is you pay me ?" |
TBF, its virtually impossible to say anything at all these days, without that happening.
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what does race have to do with this? if you don't like it move yo bitch ass on.
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Sums me up |
Fiverr has turned total shit. Used to be decent to get articles at decent prices but thats long gone
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The question you should always ask yourself is: Is their English better than my Tagalog or Mandarin or French etc.?
Race has nothing to do with what someone's native language is or how well they speak English as a second language. If you notice someone's English isn't great and wonder if that makes you seem racist...well, are you just maybe kinda racist? Because that really should not be a race issue. |
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If you spend some time searching the platform, You might be surprised how many creative folks you'll find on Fiverr, even today. Sure, not for a "fiverr" like in the early years, but for only $50 to $100, it's still a steal. |
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Finding a good writer from India, Pakistan, Serbia etc is like finding a needle in a haystack. I'd go as far as saying it's impossible. You'll waste more time and money testing "writers" and going through their shitty samples than you would if you hired someone competent. I know this from experience. Cheap writers are not good writers. In 2022, that's truer than ever. |
We wanted to use a couple of the ebook types there but after searching through countless portfolios and finding several of our titles posted as their own work, we ended up sending around 100 DMCA notices instead.
The fucked up thing is, the people who run Fivver had no clue what a DMCA notice actually was so we had to send them to their upstream hosting provider instead for the copyrighted works to be removed. Seems there is no policing of content their users post. |
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There's no sense in lying about it. Fiverr is basically a 3rd world site. |
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:1orglaugh |
The biggest joke is that millions of idiots think they can get something worth a shit for $5.
:1orglaugh |
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If nothing else, its a good example of how a site promoted itself from nothing to being able to make millions of dollars a year by doing nothing at all except being live. |
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YNOT Mail has one customer from the Phillipines and he calls me "bro" every other sentence and it's odd but I've grown used to it by now. |
https://seoclerks.com I have referred a lot of traffic into fiver and clerks with affiliates.
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I think that most businessmen, including myself, have sold something below our costs because we're trying to generate interest in the rest of our commercial affairs. So yes... I do believe I should be able to get something for $5 I'm not expecting 20 hours of video editing with CGI for $5 but equally I don't think asking for a simple graphic or a 15 second webcam jingle is too much to ask for. |
Seoclerk and Fiverr are totally occupied by Pakistani and Bangladeshi "Sirs".
And all of them are experts of course. After several "wars" after buying SEO services and getting my money back later by Paypal's buyer protection, I closed my accounts on both sites. |
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Would they generate any sales 'in house' if they were not on Fiverr for that same dollar commission? How much would it cost these individuals to generate a sale on thier own using more traditional advertising methods? |
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Obviously all of that is true. I'm not arguing those points. It's just something to consider when searching for talent on Fiverr. $5 for a a quick job is already laughably low. But $4 is what they're actually getting paid. |
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$4 actually works out to a good wage in many Third World countries, india for example has an average monthly wage of $110, when broken down, its clear to see why many in these countries flood to freelance sites to make money. I also wonder of those that get work that is sub-par, how many people actually cancel and request the $5 back, given that it really is so little to most and many of the freelancers on there will at least attempt to 'fix' issues. |
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Yummy :thumbsup |
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You're better off keeping your 5 bucks. |
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I get "Hello Sir" all the time. I have a pic avatar that clearly shows me being female, plus the name's Natalie, can't really be 2 ways about it... but oh well. I've given up correcting them. In truth, making jokes about Fiverr is like making jokes about a comedy show - it's already funny as it is.
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Sellers that don't want to kick back 20% can go someplace else or market themselves some other way. That's how business works.... When, for whatever reason, you don't like how one company is doing business, you then take your money to a different one. Quote:
But once again that's neither my problem nor my concern. |
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When hiring someone for a quick job, ask yourself, what kind of competent individual is willing to complete a project for $5 - 20%? Like blackmonsters said, thinking you can purchase something good for $5 is a joke. Thinking you can buy something good for $5 - 20% commission is even funnier. :) |
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With that answer you will be sure that your job will be done very professionally
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What and how someone runs their business is none of my business. * All the power to them if they make a billion dollars profit. * Sucks to be them if they go bankrupt. I'm not going to waste my time worrying about someone else's business success or failure Quote:
I need to establish confidence and a working relationship with someone BEFORE I trust them enough to fork over a substantial sum of money. So the "loss leader" approach works for me. Let me see what someone can do and how professional they are. If I like their work and how they conduct business then I'm willing to try them out on a more expensive project. But when someone I don't know is charging me a similar price that people I already do business with... Well, I'm going to go with people that I know and have an established relationship instead of giving someone new a shot. It's the low price on a small project that justifies me taking risk on an unknown individual. Give me a deal and I'll give you a shot.... Don't give me a deal and I'll keep using my guys. |
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I made a living for 20 years on this board posting for free. I never made a dime outside of this site as a developer. (never bothered to try) https://gfy.com/gfy-jobs-and-services-market/ :2 cents: |
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Ha, so much this. :1orglaugh
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60% if ALL Americans can't figure out that sugar, grease, beer and 420 are not the four food groups |
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