Are you frustrated when...?

anwebservices Level X⁵

July 10, 2015, 5:25 am

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I always deliver my services on time or even sooner. Doing my best to make every customer happy and i believe they are. When possible i also provide some extra bonus free.

But i feel frustrated when buyers not marking service as delivered or leave any feedback, even after additional message with request to mark it as delivered. Then i have to wait 5 days for auto-closing, makes me wait longer to get my money... :confused:

How you going with that issue?

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vinothmech

Absolutely @anwebservices . Its frustrated when we put efforts to complete the order in time But no appreciation or anything from buyer end. When I was new I used to complete order fast with bonus and try to get repeated buyer.

So I used to message them with order URL and just remind them to leave feedback. Some will do But most after getting work done they just go away. Ya its tough if we wait for auto completion of the order Are you frustrated when...?

All we need to do communicate better with the buyers and turn their attention towards you. If you get 1 repeated client that your success.

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vinothmech

Giving reminder to the buyer mail is good idea.

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anwebservices

I have even regular returning buyer who never ever mark job as delivered or leave feedback. I tried to communicate and remind them about it but they just come, buy and go Are you frustrated when...?

Nothing i can do :confused:

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Asmodeus

I find only about 25% of buyers leave feedback. I've had almost 200 sales, but only 46 total feeedback. Yes, it's frustrating, especially when it looks to potential buyers like you haven't had many sales, so there might be something "wrong" with your service.

When "that other site" first introduced that buyers were prompted to leave feedback on their "to do" list I thought it was annoying, but now I actually think it's a good idea and would benefit sellers if implemented here.

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Topseoservice

Getting first few reviews are really important. However after achieving those reviews, I don't really care about getting the reviews. Though its good if buyer leaves reviews. But that does not affect into sales much according to me.

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tiger111

i am also frustrating these type of typical buyers...he did not reply anything.

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Beverly

Usually my buyers will make some type of comment at completion of order. Though yes, many do wait five days to let order auto complete. I try not to let it worry me and just move on to next task. Though I can see how it's frustrating.

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webnesia

Frustration comes when a buyer thinks ranking is instant phenomena .. Are you frustrated when...?

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ssam

some time buyer are not aware of it or forget, so you nee to tell them to rate your service.by this your order will be automatically completed.

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WraithTDK

How do you think buyers feel when half the services listed promise to deliver in 24-48 hours, and several days later, we haven't seen a single view/follow/click/retweet/whatever? The seller fails to deliver, and our only options are to cancel and start the process of waiting all over again with another seller, or continue to wait for a seller that may never deliver.

And the worst thing about it? When we'e looking for service, we have no way of knowing which vendors do this on a regular basis, because buyers are only able to leave feedback once the service has been delivered. If the service isn't delivered, and the seller just offers some excuse and cancels? It's back to the drawing board, and no one is ever the wiser.

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