Fiverr review: Services/ gift card points

Predatory Practices by Fiverr, OnlineJobs.ph, and Receipt Apps-Demand Immediate Refunds and Investigation) To Whom It May Concern at the South Carolina Attorney General's Office, Better Business Bureau, and : I am a resident of Spartanburg, South Carolina, and I'm filing this formal complaint against Fiverr, OnlineJobs.ph, and the following receipt scanning apps-Fetch Rewards, Receipt Hog, Ibotta, CoinOut, and ReceiptJar-for systemic deceptive practices, false advertising, and withholding of earned rewards/refunds in violation of consumer protection laws. These companies have collectively wasted over 30 hours of my time, held my money hostage, and delivered zero value despite clear promises. This isn't isolated-it's a pattern preying on everyday users like me, and it demands immediate investigation, full refunds, and referral to class action proceedings given the flood of similar complaints online. Fiverr (fiverr.com) : For years, I've attempted to use this platform for freelance gigs, only to face chronic communication breakdowns, botched deliverables, and zero resolutions. Worse, they've been sitting on a $13.05 credit on my account for at least one year-funds I earned but can no longer access due to their glitchy system and refusal to refund or transfer it. Despite multiple support tickets, they've stonewalled me, turning what should be usable earnings into dead digital dust. This is outright theft by retention. OnlineJobs.ph (onlinejobs.ph) : Lured by ads promising free access to Filipino virtual assistants for cheap outsourcing, I signed up only to hit an impenetrable paywall-they teased one candidate profile but locked all messaging behind a $69/month subscription (after a bogus $29.99 trial bait). I couldn't even test the service before they demanded payment, then ghosted further contact. This is classic false advertising-no free entry as promoted, just a trap to extract fees without delivery. Receipt Scanning Apps (Fetch Rewards, Receipt Hog, Ibotta, CoinOut, ReceiptJar) : Each of these apps aggressively markets