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What happens when your Fiverr account is disabled?

What happens when your Fiverr account is disabled?

The account is partially disabled. They cannot place or receive new orders, nor can they communicate with other customers through inbox messages. seller’s Gigs will not show on the marketplace, and buyers will not be able to place new orders.

Can I recover disabled fiverr account?

Fiverr do not take disabling accounts lightly and therefore it cannot be restored.

How do I enable my disabled account on fiverr?

Just contact fiverr support, they will reactivate it, however your gigs will have been deleted. If you want them back you’ll have to contact them.

How do I activate my disabled fiverr account?

How do I rejoin Fiverr?

What if Fiverr doesn’t need my ID?

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For more information about Fiverr’s privacy practices and your rights, please read our Privacy Policy, which governs Fiverr’s processing of the data provided to us in the ID verification process. If you believe that your ID is not necessary for the mentioned purposes, you can open a Customer Support ticket.

What happens when my Fiverr account is blocked?

When your account is blocked, you will not be able to log into Fiverr.com. If you have any funds available for withdrawal 90 days from the day your account was disabled, you will get an email with instructions explaining how to withdraw these funds.

How do I change my username on Fiverr?

How to change your username: As your username is your unique identity on Fiverr, it cannot be changed. If you would like to use another username, you will need to close your account and create a new one.

What are the benefits of Fiverr fraud protection?

Improving trust in the marketplace and the quality of gigs offered on Fiverr. Secure our service and prevent fraud. Protects other users from fraud, for instance, in the cases of misleading sellers who are not who they claim to be. Used to recover hijacked accounts and be able to ensure ownership of sellers’ accounts.