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Fake buyer VS Fiverr support and order cancellation


mhasan275

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Sometimes you will get some buyer who will give you a task. After completing the task he will cancel the order.

But if you are honest and sure about your work. Then the Fiverr support team will help you surely. ❤️

I have a bad experience with this. 😢
Just keep in mind,

“Well done is better than well said.”

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Sometimes you will get some buyer who will give you a task. After completing the task he will cancel the order.

But if you are honest and sure about your work. Then the Fiverr support team will help you surely. ❤️

I have a bad experience with this. 😢

Just keep in mind,

“Well done is better than well said.”

Sometimes you will get some buyer who will give you a task. After completing the task he will cancel the order.

How can you specially say that the buyer who you will give you a “Task” is always a “Male”?

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FYI: Buyer means a person who will buy your service. (the buyer won’t give you a “task” which can be any random thing too). They will order your services.

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Sometimes you will get some buyer who will give you a task. After completing the task he will cancel the order.

How can you specially say that the buyer who you will give you a “Task” is always a “Male”?

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FYI: Buyer means a person who will buy your service. (the buyer won’t give you a “task” which can be any random thing too). They will order your services.

@rahulgraphics

How can you specially say that the buyer who you will give you a “Task” is always a “Male”?

Actually “He” means all common buyers. We usually use He when we mention random gender. It could be he/she/other. 🙂

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@rahulgraphics

How can you specially say that the buyer who you will give you a “Task” is always a “Male”?

Actually “He” means all common buyers. We usually use He when we mention random gender. It could be he/she/other. 🙂

We usually use He when we mention random gender.

In English, it’s “they”. If you’re unsure whether the person is male or female, you say “they”. Likewise, when you’re being referred to as “they/them” by a buyer, it means that they aren’t sure what gender you are and don’t want to offend you by assuming things.

I’m happy the situation got resolved in your favor, OP. That’s great news.

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