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Buyer is Cheating?


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What if He doesn’t agree on that

I’m guessing you are trying to say

“What if he doesn’t agree?”

If so, I’m afraid you’ll need to cancel the order.

For now though, send him an additional custom offer and explain that the footage is

way longer than what you were told. Be sure to sound polite.

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I’m guessing you are trying to say

“What if he doesn’t agree?”

If so, I’m afraid you’ll need to cancel the order.

For now though, send him an additional custom offer and explain that the footage is

way longer than what you were told. Be sure to sound polite.

Is there any other way?

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Is there any other way?

No because you can’t force anyone to pay for something they don’t want when you haven’t made it yet.

And this person is probably a scammer so you’d do all that work and they’d find a way to stiff you. You don’t want that.

Don’t sacrifice your time and dignity to enable scammers. It does nothing for you.

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No because you can’t force anyone to pay for something they don’t want when you haven’t made it yet.

And this person is probably a scammer so you’d do all that work and they’d find a way to stiff you. You don’t want that.

Don’t sacrifice your time and dignity to enable scammers. It does nothing for you.

Thanks For Letting Me know about those point.

I just didn’t take orders as i started the gig with This buyer.

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This is why many sellers state that a buyer must be in contact and show the actual job (not a vague explanation) before placing an order.

For BR I use a Gig with a default state of a $550 job so, the buyer is not going to hit that in-hope without it being clear that if there is not already an agreement, that is what they will pay & get. Probably loses me some BRs but if they can’t read and understand then I can’t work with them anyway.

Do as people have said above.
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This is why many sellers state that a buyer must be in contact and show the actual job (not a vague explanation) before placing an order.

For BR I use a Gig with a default state of a $550 job so, the buyer is not going to hit that in-hope without it being clear that if there is not already an agreement, that is what they will pay & get. Probably loses me some BRs but if they can’t read and understand then I can’t work with them anyway.

Do as people have said above.

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OK mate… But what about Order cancellation Rate

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Try to convince your buyer that you need to give more effort have to work hard on this and he should pay more $ for this.

Personally I don’t think there should be any sense of “convince” about this. If the job was taken on the assumption of A but once accepted B was expected, that is the essence of a scam.

Try going to your supermarket and where one tub of margarine is $1.99, pay for one but take 3 tubs out of the store. If you get more than a foot out of the store without some nice Steve with a shooter having cheery chat with you, they are not doing their job right.

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Personally I don’t think there should be any sense of “convince” about this. If the job was taken on the assumption of A but once accepted B was expected, that is the essence of a scam.

Try going to your supermarket and where one tub of margarine is $1.99, pay for one but take 3 tubs out of the store. If you get more than a foot out of the store without some nice Steve with a shooter having cheery chat with you, they are not doing their job right.

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If they are scammer all your efforts go in vain. But sometimes you can convince your buyer and increase the budget. It depends on the personality of buyer and the power of your manipulation i think.

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