Fiverr rules
Fiverr is an online marketplace that connects freelancers with clients who need their services. To ensure a positive experience for both buyers and sellers, Fiverr has a set of rules that all users must abide by.
First, all services offered on Fiverr must be legal and not violate any copyright laws. This means that sellers cannot offer services that involve creating content that is not their own, such as writing a book or composing music.
Second, Fiverr prohibits the use of profanity or offensive language in any form, including in gig titles and descriptions. Additionally, hate speech, discrimination, and harassment are strictly prohibited.
Third, all transactions on Fiverr must be conducted through the Fiverr platform. Sellers are not allowed to request payment outside of Fiverr or to provide contact information to buyers. This is to ensure the safety and security of both buyers and sellers.
Fourth, Fiverr requires that all sellers deliver their work on time and to the buyer’s satisfaction. If a buyer is not satisfied with the work, they can request revisions or a refund. Sellers must also provide clear instructions and communicate with the buyer throughout the process.
Fifth, Fiverr has a strict policy against plagiarism. Sellers are not allowed to present any work as original that has been copied from another source. They must not present any work as original that is not written by themselves.
Finally, Fiverr reserves the right to remove any gigs or accounts that violate these rules. Users who violate these rules may also face penalties, such as having their accounts suspended or terminated.
In summary, Fiverr’s rules are in place to ensure a safe and fair marketplace for all users. By following these rules, buyers and sellers can have a positive experience on the platform.
