Omar Z.

I don't really understand all the bad reviews here. The things you order are very very cheap so you can't expect to be top quality. Even if it is, the price of the item is often so low that I'm not that much sorry for the money if anything isn't as it looked on the photo.

It's true that returns are a nightmare (tried it once and it was enough for me) - you just have to accept the fact that if they send you something bad, there's no way back. The shipping cost to send it back to them could be higher than the value of the product itself anyway so I guess it doesn't pay off to return stuff.

I don't buy things that I know there's no way the quality could be good (like laptops) so I mostly buy only clothes - fashion and I've tried to order few USBs too - they work, but they're really, really slow - 8GB capacity.

I used Fiverr from both perspectives in the past - both seller and buyer.

As a seller you have to offer something special because there are so many other sellers that often over promise. The bad thing is as others mentioned here the refund policy - if the buyer doesn't like your work, he'll get the refund no matter how good your job really was. Even if you do everything right, you will simply lose the money if the buyer isn't 'satisfied' - often the case is that buyer wants just to save money.

As a buyer you have to be real: nobody is making you a great original logo with source files for $5. Read the reviews, think about whether it's possible to fairly deliver the service you're interested in for the money seller wants and then decide whether it's real or not. You can find there lot of scammers, but also lot of good people that will do awesome job for really good prices