What should I do if an Seocheckout buyer demands that I provide more services than he paid for? For instance, if a buyer purchases ten backlinks but demands twenty. Should I provide that? Could they leave negative feedback if I don't give the free backlinks?
You do not have to provide any more services than advertised. If you feel like the buyer is trying to take unfair advantage of you or the buyer threatens retaliation in any way because you will not provide free services, just simply report that person as such behavior is against Seocheckout TOS.You do not have to provide any more services than advertised. If you feel like the buyer is trying to take unfair advantage of you or the buyer threatens retaliation in any way because you will not provide free services, just simply report that person as such behavior is against SEOClerks TOS.
Your answer has clarified my question. Recently, a buyer wanted to install some plugins on his WP site, but asked to change the content as well, which was not the part of the deal.Your answer has clarified my question. Recently, a buyer wanted to install some plugins on his WP site, but asked to change the content as well, which was not the part of the deal.
I think such a client just want to take undue advantage, simply just give your own answer of yes or bo and allow the client deal with the no.How can one paid for a lesser work but need more work, its absurd.I think such a client just want to take undue advantage, simply just give your own answer of yes or bo and allow the client deal with the no.How can one paid for a lesser work but need more work, its absurd.
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