Depressing one client

[khanjacob]

I’ve done $50 task in $5, done the things more than the client asked, go for an extra mile for her, and what she did, gave me a 4.4 rating… My ID goes to 100% to 98% with just that client… Can anyone help me out please?? It’s really frustrating and depressing one

[Guest offlinehelpers]

4.4 is still a very positive rating - not sure what help you need?

[fitrigwrites4u]

4.4 is still a very positive rating - not sure what help you need?

Not sure what difference it makes that your buyer was female to be honest.

Me neither.

(20 characterzzzz),

[sara_yaseer]

4.4 is still a very positive rating - not sure what help you need?

I think it;s a good rating because the buyer gives you a rating after check your overall performance and the communication is the most important part in it so 4.4 is good rating so work hard and soon you will be 100% again! 🙂

[woofy31]

I’ve done $50 task in $5, done the things more than the client asked, go for an extra mile for her, and what she did, gave me a 4.4 rating… My ID goes to 100% to 98% with just that client… Can anyone help me out please?? It’s really frustrating and depressing one

gave me a 4.4 rating

Some clients get the chance to rate you under the “buy again or recommend”, which is sneaky, because some buyers will rate 4 on “buy again” as they won’t be buying again, even though they would have rated it 5 on “recommend”.

The whole “buy again or recommend” factor is flawed as it tries to aggregate 2 rather different factors into 1.

P.S. and I would remove the “female” part of your title as it can lead to some unwanted gender-specific posts, especially since you haven’t said anything about what the gender has to do with any of this.

[duckman123]

My experience with this kind of people is… 1) They are registered on Fiverr within the last month, 2) They provide you with a low(er) FB and are offering the same product or 3) Are living in certain countries (yes, for example, Dutch people - like me! - are more likely not to provide a 5*. Also Norway, and a bunch of other countries which I will not list here ;-)).

You can try to contact her, ask her what you can do for her to change the FB (“Because it’s really important for you etc.”), but my experience is this normally is in vain…

I’m selling powerpoint templates. If you scroll through my feedback, you will mostly see only 5*, or 1*… 😉 A few days after a 1* is posted, you mostly notice a new Gig offering all my material… 😉

[woofy31]

My experience with this kind of people is… 1) They are registered on Fiverr within the last month, 2) They provide you with a low(er) FB and are offering the same product or 3) Are living in certain countries (yes, for example, Dutch people - like me! - are more likely not to provide a 5*. Also Norway, and a bunch of other countries which I will not list here ;-)).

You can try to contact her, ask her what you can do for her to change the FB (“Because it’s really important for you etc.”), but my experience is this normally is in vain…

I’m selling powerpoint templates. If you scroll through my feedback, you will mostly see only 5*, or 1*… 😉 A few days after a 1* is posted, you mostly notice a new Gig offering all my material… 😉

Dutch people - like me! - are more likely not to provide a 5*

Is there a valid reasoning behind this? 😛 Or is it that “out of principle” thing? Like “10 is for the teacher, 9 is for the student”… I always thought that to be flawed thinking, too 😛

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I had a buyer once who left 4 stars, told me he never leaves 5 stars because there is no perfection in the world :rolling_eyes:

[zeeshan_tirmizi]

Not sure what difference it makes that your buyer was female to be honest.

Me neither.

(20 characterzzzz),

Not sure what difference it makes that your buyer was female to be honest.

Me neither.

Me neither.

“With great powers comes great responsibilities.”

[fitrigwrites4u]

Not sure what difference it makes that your buyer was female to be honest.

Me neither.

Me neither.

“With great powers comes great responsibilities.”

“With great powers comes great responsibilities.”

I didn´t know you are Spiderman! 😱

[zeeshan_tirmizi]

“With great powers comes great responsibilities.”

I didn´t know you are Spiderman! 😱

[rajput_me]

4.4 is still a very good rating. Don’t be depressed, cheer up and move on… 😉

[khanjacob]

I think it;s a good rating because the buyer gives you a rating after check your overall performance and the communication is the most important part in it so 4.4 is good rating so work hard and soon you will be 100% again! 🙂

Communication is 5 star.

[khanjacob]

gave me a 4.4 rating

Some clients get the chance to rate you under the “buy again or recommend”, which is sneaky, because some buyers will rate 4 on “buy again” as they won’t be buying again, even though they would have rated it 5 on “recommend”.

The whole “buy again or recommend” factor is flawed as it tries to aggregate 2 rather different factors into 1.

P.S. and I would remove the “female” part of your title as it can lead to some unwanted gender-specific posts, especially since you haven’t said anything about what the gender has to do with any of this.

Yeah, I’ve changed the title of the discussion, thanks for it. BTW I’m also a female, she agreed and I asked her if you are 100% satisfied then I’ll deliver you the files, she was ok at that time… Actually she is sending the love emojis that she loved the work… But at the rating time she said that 4.5 for not doing the stuff as described…

[khanjacob]

My experience with this kind of people is… 1) They are registered on Fiverr within the last month, 2) They provide you with a low(er) FB and are offering the same product or 3) Are living in certain countries (yes, for example, Dutch people - like me! - are more likely not to provide a 5*. Also Norway, and a bunch of other countries which I will not list here ;-)).

You can try to contact her, ask her what you can do for her to change the FB (“Because it’s really important for you etc.”), but my experience is this normally is in vain…

I’m selling powerpoint templates. If you scroll through my feedback, you will mostly see only 5*, or 1*… 😉 A few days after a 1* is posted, you mostly notice a new Gig offering all my material… 😉

Haha… Thanks for it men… Yeah, I think so it’s all in vain at the end of the day

[homeestates]

gave me a 4.4 rating

Some clients get the chance to rate you under the “buy again or recommend”, which is sneaky, because some buyers will rate 4 on “buy again” as they won’t be buying again, even though they would have rated it 5 on “recommend”.

The whole “buy again or recommend” factor is flawed as it tries to aggregate 2 rather different factors into 1.

P.S. and I would remove the “female” part of your title as it can lead to some unwanted gender-specific posts, especially since you haven’t said anything about what the gender has to do with any of this.

I don’t get this element to the rating. I bought from someone as one-off transaction, so I had no need to buy again - therefore it’s a 1 star, isn’t it?

[woofy31]

I don’t get this element to the rating. I bought from someone as one-off transaction, so I had no need to buy again - therefore it’s a 1 star, isn’t it?

so I had no need to buy again - therefore it’s a 1 star, isn’t it?

Actually, you have to rate on “buy again or recommend”, so if you don’t want to buy again, you should rate the “recommend” part - would you recommend it to others? 😉

See? I told you that factor is sneaky and prone to misunderstandings.

[homeestates]

so I had no need to buy again - therefore it’s a 1 star, isn’t it?

Actually, you have to rate on “buy again or recommend”, so if you don’t want to buy again, you should rate the “recommend” part - would you recommend it to others? 😉

See? I told you that factor is sneaky and prone to misunderstandings.

Buy again - no need - 1 star

Recommend - yes - 5 star

Average = 3 star

[woofy31]

Buy again - no need - 1 star

Recommend - yes - 5 star

Average = 3 star

Why would you rate both “buy again” and “recommend”, when it clearly says “buy again OR recommend”? 😃

I think Fiverr likes to annoy us with such confusing things and wording.

[miiila]

My experience with this kind of people is… 1) They are registered on Fiverr within the last month, 2) They provide you with a low(er) FB and are offering the same product or 3) Are living in certain countries (yes, for example, Dutch people - like me! - are more likely not to provide a 5*. Also Norway, and a bunch of other countries which I will not list here ;-)).

You can try to contact her, ask her what you can do for her to change the FB (“Because it’s really important for you etc.”), but my experience is this normally is in vain…

I’m selling powerpoint templates. If you scroll through my feedback, you will mostly see only 5*, or 1*… 😉 A few days after a 1* is posted, you mostly notice a new Gig offering all my material… 😉

‘Would you buy again’ would be even flawed if it was a separate star since we know there are people who will rate negatively on that on the grounds of having needed that service only once and think or know they won´t need it again. Which does say something about the buyer but nothing at all about the gig or the seller in that case.

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I’m selling powerpoint templates. If you scroll through my feedback, you will mostly see only 5*, or 1*… 😉 A few days after a 1* is posted, you mostly notice a new Gig offering all my material… 😉

As if uninspired plain copying wasn´t bad enough. Did the internet completely destroy gentleness, sobriety and related virtues, or did it only make life easier for those who didn´t have them in the first place. The least someone stealing your stuff could do is leave a 5* rating. What happened to the ‘thieves’ honour’ concept? :rolling_eyes:

[Guest ilemonhaze]

Really? I had my first and… unfortunatelly last client… done in like 12 hours, not even 1 day. He didnt said much and I nearly begged for reviews and stuff cause he didnt said he really wants or something and after that I deliverd he rate 3.4 stars. *Serivces not as described - but he never said if he wants something and I just said I’ll do what he wants for its poster and stuff. Well, that’s sad! Now I cant work here anymore cause of this “rating” @!%#

[minahmmas]

Although alike the most of the members, I don’t think 4.4 is a bad rating at all. But like to see a notification like “@dfdff has left you a 5 star review” 😛

[Guest nathanielrsuchy]

Not sure what difference it makes that your buyer was female to be honest.

Me neither.

(20 characterzzzz),

Not sure what difference it makes that your buyer was female to be honest.

Me neither.

(20 characterzzzz),

The author used to word ‘her’ in his paragraph, it doesn’t mean the author was singling out the buyer for being female.

[Guest offlinehelpers]

Not sure what difference it makes that your buyer was female to be honest.

Me neither.

(20 characterzzzz),

The author used to word ‘her’ in his paragraph, it doesn’t mean the author was singling out the buyer for being female.

You missed what the title was before it was changed.

[Guest nathanielrsuchy]

You missed what the title was before it was changed.

Oh well that is understandable. Was the title something hateful at first?

[Guest offlinehelpers]

Oh well that is understandable. Was the title something hateful at first?

Not hateful, just not appropriate, and it was good that it was changed.