I am new Here. Please tell me if I select Guarantee option my Gig's edit page. I can't understand This. How can I select this and how much I will select? And What is the benefit of selecting Guaranty options.
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Are you sure you want to offer a guarantee? A guarantee is no questions asked meaning anyone who purchases from you can invoke it and you cannot dispute this. If a user does invoke your guarantee and you submit a support ticket, it will be rejected. You offer a guarantee at your own risk.
If you still choose to offer a guarantee, make sure you are offering a quality service which will leave users happy. Consider offering less than a 100% guarantee if you still want to offer one.
That is the message that appears when you are creating a service: https://www.seoclerks.com/new
It offers a certain level of protection for buyers and they may have more trust in ordering from you.
IMO you should offer 100% guarantees for certain services.
You can tell which services have guarantees on the left hand side of each service page:
When the buyer mouses over the guarantee a pop up shows what guarantee the seller is offering:
[quote]Are you sure you want to offer a guarantee?
Are you sure you want to offer a guarantee? A guarantee is no questions asked meaning anyone who purchases from you can invoke it and you cannot dispute this. If a user does invoke your guarantee and you submit a support ticket, it will be rejected. You offer a guarantee at your own risk.
If you still choose to offer a guarantee, make sure you are offering a quality service which will leave users happy. Consider offering less than a 100% guarantee if you still want to offer one.[/quote]
That is the message that appears when you are creating a service: https://www.seoclerks.com/new
[url=http://i.imgur.com/OQw1Yxs.png][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/OQw1Yxs.png[/IMG][/url]
It offers a certain level of protection for buyers and they may have more trust in ordering from you.
IMO you should offer 100% guarantees for certain services.
You can tell which services have guarantees on the left hand side of each service page:
[url=http://i.imgur.com/9BQWAfb.png][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/9BQWAfb.png[/IMG][/url]
When the buyer mouses over the guarantee a pop up shows what guarantee the seller is offering:
[url=http://i.imgur.com/RVlPRbB.png][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/RVlPRbB.png[/IMG][/url]
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That is the message that appears when you are creating a service: https://www.seoclerks.com/new
It offers a certain level of protection for buyers and they may have more trust in ordering from you.
IMO you should offer 100% guarantees for certain services.
You can tell which services have guarantees on the left hand side of each service page:
When the buyer mouses over the guarantee a pop up shows what guarantee the seller is offering:
[quote]Are you sure you want to offer a guarantee? Are you sure you want to offer a guarantee? A guarantee is no questions asked meaning anyone who purchases from you can invoke it and you cannot dispute this. If a user does invoke your guarantee and you submit a support ticket, it will be rejected. You offer a guarantee at your own risk. If you still choose to offer a guarantee, make sure you are offering a quality service which will leave users happy. Consider offering less than a 100% guarantee if you still want to offer one.[/quote] That is the message that appears when you are creating a service: https://www.seoclerks.com/new [url=http://i.imgur.com/OQw1Yxs.png][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/OQw1Yxs.png[/IMG][/url] It offers a certain level of protection for buyers and they may have more trust in ordering from you. IMO you should offer 100% guarantees for certain services. You can tell which services have guarantees on the left hand side of each service page: [url=http://i.imgur.com/9BQWAfb.png][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/9BQWAfb.png[/IMG][/url] When the buyer mouses over the guarantee a pop up shows what guarantee the seller is offering: [url=http://i.imgur.com/RVlPRbB.png][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/RVlPRbB.png[/IMG][/url]
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