Fiverr Denies Bitcoin Related Gigs (How Ridiculous Is This!)

[bitcoindarling]

I am upset. First I thought this is just a mistake.

Fiverr.com just started to accept Bitcoin payments on their site, but then this:

After making it to Level 1 Seller status with a Bitcoin / Ripple crypto currency Gig
(my Ripple activation service also now available at http://www.rippleactivation.com) I get several
Bitcoin related Gigs DENIED. I also get told that all my Gigs are no longer being shown in the
public search results due to protect their members (?).

http://www.rippleactivation.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/ripple-support-denies-bitcoin-tasks.jpg

Is this ridiculous or what?

Please retweet this and share it on Facebook, maybe they change their mind.

[hilariousandco]

Yeah, it is. They don't even pay out in Bitcoin either which sucks. I guess this opens the market for a similar site though.

[wnetwork]

I remember seeing a fiverr clone accepting bitcoin weeks ago. I don't remember the name.

[bitcoindarling]

It is getting more complicated by the minute!

They now re-approved and got my Bitcoin related GIGs back to life
http://www.rippleactivation.com/fiverr-lifts-gig-again.jpg

But now they DENIED my already running and Approved Gig about
RIPPLE XRP - where I offer people to activate their new Ripple accounts
(what I do via www.rippleactivation.com already!). With this Gig I got
many sales in the last several days and got 100% positive feedback,
and now they just DENIED it.

I am in shock and totally irritated about this.

Obviously some people at Fiverr do not understand how
digital currencies work and what to think about it?

[repentance]

It is getting more complicated by the minute!

They now re-approved and got my Bitcoin related GIGs back to life


But now they DENIED my already running and Approved Gig about
RIPPLE XRP - where I offer people to activate their new Ripple accounts
(what I do via www.rippleactivation.com already!). With this Gig I got
many sales in the last several days and got 100% positive feedback,
and now they just DENIED it.

I am in shock and totally irritated about this.

Obviously some people at Fiverr do not understand how
digital currencies work and what to think about it?

Why are you shocked that they don't want to be part of you helping people to bypass the normal Ripple activation process? 

[bitcoindarling]

I am not bypassing the "normal ripple activation" process.

It is "normal" that people need to beg strangers to send them free Ripple and
have an obligation to send those people Ripple back in the end. There is room
for different ways to obtain your first Ripple. Of course you can look and search
for free Ripple Giveaways, but not everyone has the intention and time to do so.

Believe or not there are people that are not much into "freebies" and the whole
attachments that come along with it.

I  had a lot of happy people that were willing to pay a little $5 to get started fast
via http://www.rippleactivation.com

FIVER in the end removed now ALL Ripple Related Gigs by the way.
If you are interested what exactly Fiverr and Ripple Gigs ended up like:

This is a follow up on what happened with Fiverr in the end.

After a lot of back and forth with them first allowing, then denying Gigs
in relation to Bitcoin, then allowing it again, then doing the same thing with
Ripple XRP related Gigs, here is the gist of what they do:

They allow only Gigs in regards to Bitcoin if you help people to find
Bitcoin related services or explain people how Bitcoin works. They do
NOT ALLOW Gigs they think it is a digital exchange service, so if they
think you get paid $5 and send someone Bitcoin in exchange they will deny it.

In regards to Ripple XRP they have a strange view. I offered the service to
"How to Activate Your New Ripple Account" that I run via http://www.rippleactivation.com
and got quite a lot of sales in a short amount time.

Then they denied it - because they claimed that my Ripple XRP Activation service
is a "digital currency exchange service", so they all banned now all Ripple related
GIGs so far.

Hope this helps others.

I am not sure at this point if I will continue using Fiverr as they have a bad history
in not helping their sellers and randomly denying gigs even they formerly were allowed
in the first place - plus take side to their buyers, so you are always at risk if you offer
a serivce and somebody then cancels their ordered Gig and you are left out in the dark.

Thanks!