Fiverr is it just full or crap?

I use the backlink gigs a ton.

I've run into a few gigs I won't be returning to, because yea, you pay for what you get...

And then there's the awesome 'half-naked dancing person singing happy birthday' gig...

That you just can't resists ordering and posting on someone's FB page

Hey Sarevok,

What service do you provide please send details to I.neate@hotmail.com

Regards Ian

what is your fiverr username please? Please if you would,..send the answer to sunday100100@gmail.com

1stpagerank

What is your fiverr username? I weant to check out your gigs,..sarevok!

Not really. Fiverr provides buyers with relevant filters so you can actually weed out the legit gigs from the deadwood!

Doesn't matter if you're spending $5 or $5000 on a service. Do your due diligence and research the seller.

It's the only way to get value for money.

Regards,

I ask because I can only judge on my own use of the site.

There is good and bad on fiver.

I've experienced good, overwhelmingly.

I have a couple of services that I need regularly and after finding the best provider for that service on fiverr, I stuck with them.

I have one provider that I met on fiverr and I pay him directly through email now for services. He lives in Asia and makes his living providing services online, mainly through fiverr.

He said that $500 (us dollars) per month for him would make his living very comfortable, but he makes about $100 (us dollars) and that's good enough, low, but sufficient for his needs.

I'm in america and that's not enough to live anywhere here, except on the street!

This guy responds to me fast. He does great work. He sometimes does things for me without asking for money....but, I pay him for everything he does.

This is why I contact him and pay him outside of fiverr...so he gets his money immediately and without the fiverr fee. A dollar or two means alot more to someone with that income as opposed to mine.

There are some real gems on fiverr.

"Fiverr" isn't bad.

"Fiverr" isn't good.

"Fiverr" isn't a "gamble".

"Fiverr" isn't "You get what you pay for.

Quality Fiverr sellers on the other hand, are found and entrusted through a process of trial and error. Once you've realized and overcome this simple factor Fiverr shines in its value for many services.

Fiverr can be a great resource. I've had a lot of success with it in the past. I know that people who ordered my gigs got a great value and received work that cost a fraction of what I'd usually charge.

Here are some suggestions that might help:

• Check the amount of work this person is doing. If they're far too busy then they won't be able to dedicate enough time to your gig.
• Look for people who might be new or are not yet established. These people will often go beyond what a popular seller might do because they need to prove themselves.
• Keep an eye out for people who do the work themselves. Some people use Fiverr to make money and then they outsource the work.
• Feel free to send them a message and ask a question. A personal response, especially a quick response, tells you that you're dealing with a real person who will be concerned with the quality of the work they do.
• Consider checking out a Fiverr clone site. There are tons of other sites just like Fiverr. Some of them actually focus on slightly more money, such as $10 or $20 per gig, and you might get better work from these sites.

You can't expect too much from Fiverr. The people who purchased my gigs were actually very lucky because I wasn't doing it to make a lot of money (although I did make a bunch). I was doing it just to see if I could "Win the Fiverr game".


If you ask me, I won, although I admit there was no criteria for this.