Hide a review - my gig has changed

[skaymar9]

I’m changing directions with my gigs and I’d like to hide a review that pertains to an old service. Is there a way to do this? It is completely unrelated to my new service and may cause confusion. Haven’t seen any recent answer to this.

[j6nyc6]

Reviews stick to your actual profile so there’s no way to get ride of them without deleting your account and starting over. You would need Fiverr’s permission to do this of course.

[hikarishinjo]

Hi !

You have 4minutes read, are you sure you browsed at all ?

As far as I know, I do not think this is a possible thing to do. You might contact CS directly, they should be able to give you a clear answer.

But to me, I don’t think it should be accepted because let’s put it this way :

• I got a bad review
• I want to delete it, so I declare that I want to change my area of service
• Fiverr accepts, the reviews are deleted
• I can start again in the old field without the past potential negative reviews.

This is a good entry for “cheating” IMO.

[looseink]

Don’t bother.

The review won’t go away.

Does it happen to be a 2-Star review?

Those won’t matter once you get a number of 4 and 5-Star reviews.

[skaymar9]

Don’t bother.

The review won’t go away.

Does it happen to be a 2-Star review?

Those won’t matter once you get a number of 4 and 5-Star reviews.

Okay thanks! Nope - it was actually a 5-star review. It just seems like it could be confusing. No biggie.

[looseink]

Okay thanks! Nope - it was actually a 5-star review. It just seems like it could be confusing. No biggie.

I’ve actually DELETED Gigs that don’t perform and all of my 650+ reviews are still there.

Sure, some are also for services I no longer offer, but I like the idea that the reviews were not lost.

Mind you, I’m not on Fiverr for the reviews…but it is kinda cool that I didn’t lose them when I dumped some old Gigs.

[benedictrm]

Anyone who can’t understand that your band used to be called ABBA and did Disco but now your band is Gorguts and do Death Metal is a customer not worth much.

Don’t sweat the small stuff. The thing that matters is that you have had happy customers, no matter the work done. It’s all Rock & Roll

🙂