Creating Your Fiverr Gig

Like any other search engine, Fiverr ranks its gigs based on several factors. You should at the very least have several images for your gig as well as a title and description that includes your keywords. In my description, I describe the service in detail and remind the customer that they can’t do it themselves as Tinder doesn’t show them people they already know. Many customers on Fiverr are international so I also remind them that this service works anywhere Tinder works. Finally – I instill some doubt to push them over the edge by asking open questions such as “Is your partner going behind your back? Is your partner cheating? Find out today!”

Once I have solid images and a description, I know the Gig is ready to rank. I keep it simple and only create one package, though if you get creative you can offer add-ons or premium packages to increase your price. I price this Gig higher than most at $25 because there is some cost to me to fulfill this service, which I’ll discuss in the next section. People are willing to pay this price because they are desperate to know. I strongly recommend offering 1 day / 24-hour delivery for this services as it only takes you 5 minutes to fulfill and people want answers as fast as possible. It will also help you stand out amongst similar services that take several days.
 
Fulfilling Your Fiverr Gig in 5 Minutes

In the requirements I ask several questions including:
• What is the person’s full name on Facebook?
• How old is the person?
• What zip code would you like me to search?
• Please attach a recent picture of the person

Once I have that information, I head to https://www.cheaterbuster.net where I have a free account. This website allows you to automatically search Tinder for a specific person for $9.99 (they recently raised their price). You enter the person’s name, age, and zip code and it will show everyone within the area with a similar name and age after a few minutes of searching. The service works really well as I have tested with my own profile and I did indeed come up!
I purchase a search and search for the person. I then use the picture the customer provided to see if anyone looks like the person we’re looking for. Be sure to always click “Expand Search Radius” at the bottom of the age to make sure you’re seeing all results.

Sometimes I will find them, sometimes I won’t. If I find them, it’s easy. I attach the data and photos from their Tinder profile provided by the site into a Word Doc and save it as a PDF. It will show information such as their pics and the last time they were active. I’ll then deliver it to the customer. If I don’t find them, I’ll see if there’s anyone that looks like them. I’ll take the profiles of the pictures that look alike and put them in a Word Doc and say something like “I don’t think this is them – but I found these 2 people that look similar and wanted to ensure they weren’t the person you’re looking for.” This shows the customer that I was thorough and that I actually looked. I also attach a screenshot of the results page from cheaterbuster so they’re confident that I did my research.
Generating Repeat Customers and Expanding Your Service

As the old saying goes, you can’t prove something does not exist. I use that to my advantage with my customers when I don’t find the profile they’re looking for. I’ll take the zip code they gave me and head over to this website if they’re in the US or find a similar website for their country http://maps.huge.info/zip.htm. This website allows you to put in a Zip code and see all of the surrounding zip codes in the area.

I’ll message the customer and say that although I didn’t find them in the zip code they mentioned, they could be active in any of the surrounding zip codes I found as Tinder is very specific as to geographic location. I then suggest that if they’d like me to search any additional Zip codes they can re-order the gig for fast delivery. Remember the psychology of your customer – if they are buying your service they already have a strong suspicion about their partner. For this reason – I’ve found that about 1/3 of my customers take me up on the extra offer. Cheaterbuster actually has a pretty wide search radius, so I’d suggest you list zip codes that are 2 or 3 blocks away from the original, don’t use one of the zip codes right next to the original. If you use a zip code right next to the original you’ll probably get the same profiles. This is a nice way to double dip with the same customers.

You can also expand your service beyond Tinder by using the techniques available in the Doxing forum to search for profiles on other dating websites – though you’ll likely need to charge more for this service as it will require manual work on your part and isn’t as easy as searching Cheaterbuster. You can offer these as standalone gigs and also suggest them as upsells to your existing customers since they’ll likely be very interested.

Can you expand this service beyond Fiverr and make some real money? YES. Here’s how I did it. I met a young, ambitious divorce attorney in my city at a bar and told him about what I was doing – I use “AI” software to figure out if someone is cheating on their partner by going on Tinder. Divorce attorneys will often look for any dirt they can to make the opposing side look bad – and cheating is a BIG one. This gives the lawyer more power in the negotiations as it shows the other person was not faithful and is embarrassing to the other person if it becomes public. This can often make a difference of thousands of dollars for the lawyer and their client, at least here in the US. I took his card and followed up with an email giving him an example of some successful searches I’ve done for my Fiverr clients. He now calls me directly when he has a case that involves a young couple and I do the search for him for $129, because I know he can afford it as it’s a fraction of what his client is paying him. I’ve done deeper searches for $399 using the techniques from the Doxing section. I suggest you partner with a young attorney if you’re going to do this as bigger, more established attorneys usually have private investigators on their payroll that do these kinds of things. You’ll have more success with a smaller lawyer or somebody just starting out.