Price Caps put on on £, ££, £££ to help Sellers

I've used this site for years and have noticed in the last year that there is a huge amount of under-cutting that goes on on this site. You have Buyers who put up £10 logo design jobs and then another Buyer who pays from £400 upwards for logo/brand identity.

To help Sellers out - why don't you start to cap the price brackets so everyone knows where they stand and in turn makes the process more time and cost effective for both parties - so for example if a Buyer wants to pay £10 - £50 for a logo they have to select £. If a Buyer wants to spend £100-£300 they have to selected ££ and £400 plus they select £££. This would save sellers having to waste their time writing a thought-out and considered proposal on a job where the Buyer has selected £££ and then accepts a £10 proposal. How many times do you see under a project, What's Your Budget? and What's Your Budget? - this would also eliminate that.

I sometimes think PPH focus more on Buyers than Sellers in terms of ease of use on this site. And by the way you can spot a £10 logo a mile-off.

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Permanently deleted user

June 30, 2017 08:19

Many thanks for your suggestion. I will pass it on to our product team.

Please let me know if I can help you with anything else.

Pamela

September 08, 2017 11:34

This really is a brilliant idea!

Jodie

October 11, 2017 18:27

Oh dear. My point exactly Mark - plus if they know their maximum budget they should state this in their brief but then I guess there's a lot of people on here who want cheap as chips over quality and get it I guess.

Price Caps put on on £, ££, £££ to help Sellers

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