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This is as corrupt as stubhub. There is no integrity in customer support. nor is there integrity with the deliverables. none of the work is defensible and is leveraging existing logos (or is ai generated). Do not waste money here for real products. For hobbies. it will be just fine, but you can do just as well with some AI tokens.

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I lost US1200 in this website as a designer claimed to provide full web design and I paid him and then after a week he told that his fee is US1200 a week and the total website design takes weeks to be completed.
I referred to the support team and submitted a ticket to follow up but there was no action against the designer and he is still riping off people like me.

The designer name is Vino and this website allows scammer to upload others work show as the designs from themselves and fool people as you may think the designs belong to them and order design from them but it is completely misleading.

You can find in this website the same design from different developers claiming the design is theirs but it is stolen in fact.

Don't trust these guys and you can find better designer somewhere else.

After buying a pro use account, the design and profile are not rich or ranked without paying for ads. Useless after buying pro.

They are a rip off for your money. I just paid 16 for the month and they state that I can't post my art work.
I have not because I used it up
They don't tell you that you have a limit for art work.
This website is a scam and rip off

This site has the most annoying CAPTCHA I’ve ever seen. You’re asked to select buckets, then beds, then sofas repeating this multiple times a day. The website already has a login page that’s protected, so CAPTCHA could easily be used there instead. But instead, they force it after opening just 3–4 pages. To make things even worse, the site is a showcase where you’re supposed to browse through a lot of images, which makes the whole experience frustrating.

Paid pro plan but there are only scams on this platform - never use it !

I've been using dribbble for 5 years. 3 days ago someone reached to me and asked for contact details. 7 days ago I've subscribed to their yearly plan for $96

I've shared but it warned me, and didn't sent. I tried 2-3 times.

3 days ago, I've received an email regarding my account suspension.

It surprised me, why I've paid $96?

Usually I attach my dribbble link when someone asks for my portfolio. Apply Upwork for jobs.

But all is useless now.

Suspended my account even in the past I give them money to upgrad pro account.

That how this scam website act to you, like dictator
after sale services. They do what they like, no mercy.

Consider to upload your design on this website cause one day in future they will block your account soon

The platform isn't well-suited for designers, despite positioning itself as such. The maximum upload size for images (GIFs are treated as images on this site) is 10 MB, and the maximum for videos is 20 MB. This is very limiting; high-quality work has to be uploaded either in significantly reduced quality or in parts, neither of which accurately represents the actual piece. Furthermore, there's absolutely no way to present a project attractively (like on Behance, for example).

Previously, you could also link to your work on other platforms (like YouTube or Behance) to showcase it in the best possible light, and link to active social media profiles, allowing potential clients to verify the designer or agency. However, Dribbble recently did a complete turnaround and introduced requirements similar to standard freelance marketplaces like Fiverr or Upwork. Now, you can't even list your own email address for potential clients. You can't post links to view the project in higher quality elsewhere.

They want to keep all the money within the platform, prohibiting communication via preferred messengers until an order is paid, yet they haven't equipped the platform to handle this model effectively. Pay for a subscription just to get back the ability to list your email in your profile? And that's all? Seriously?

There's absolutely no point in using this platform anymore. I am extremely disappointed.

I paid for one job posting. I was looking for a freelance designer on a small project. I went through the process of creating the post. At the end, it said the cost was $150. Ok, no problem. I paid for the ad - no response. I went on the site and sent messages to several designers who didn't respond to my post. Only one responded, scheduled time, needed to reschedule - never rescheduled. Complete waste of time and money. Unfortunately, I wasn't monitoring my bank account closely because 4 months later I noticed that they charged me every month for that same post. I went back to website, my post was archived and I couldn't find any information about having a subscription. Created a new post to try to find the fine-print I missed - it was at the very end under the payment where it said the post would renew every month for the duration of the subscription. What subscription?? When I log in, Dribbble asks me if I want to go pro. I submitted a refund request but after reading the other reviews here, I'll be shocked if I get one. Might submit to the state AGs office because this is a terrible business practice. Even though there's fine print (that's legitimately difficult to find), as far as I can tell I didn't have a subscription. I would suggest others complaining on here do the same.

The person who works for this company called Francine Jones gets her friends to write fake reviews to try and ruin other companies reviews,
I think a person who works for a company like this should be sacked for this kind of thing very unprofessional.

I swear Dribbble sold my information. I get signed up to a bunch of Spam websites and it's for an email address I use only for that website -- and for business purposes. This is a terrible site. Also, why are all the 5-star reviews about a course? It's all Spam.

Extremely Disappointed with Dribbble's Double Standards and Lack of Support

I've been a long-time user and supporter of Dribbble, but my recent experience has left me extremely disappointed. My account was suspended for sharing digital mockups, which Dribbble claims is against their guidelines. Despite my efforts to comply and understand the issues, my requests for clarification and reinstatement have been met with vague responses and outright refusals.

The most frustrating part is the blatant double standards. I have pointed out that numerous other accounts continue to share similar content without repercussions. When I asked why my account was treated differently, I received no satisfactory explanation. Instead, I was warned to use more "respectful language" or my messages would be marked as spam, despite my polite and earnest inquiries.

It’s clear that Dribbble's enforcement of their guidelines is inconsistent, and their customer support is unhelpful and dismissive. I hoped for a fair resolution, but it seems Dribbble is more interested in maintaining an appearance of control rather than genuinely supporting their community.

I am sharing my experience here to warn others of the potential challenges and double standards they might face on Dribbble. I hope Dribbble will take this feedback seriously and work towards a more transparent and fair approach in the future.

Registration process more complex than opening a bank account!!!!! JESUS! I broke also a key from my keyboard after 5th attempt!

Too many bots!
Terrible management and customer service.

I bought a subscription and literally from 75 subscribers, they have grown to 1000+ and you can see from their profiles that they are new accounts with poor photo quality, suggesting they are bots. Other than being bots, subscribing didn't help me with my work in any way, they didn't get more views. And jobs appear once a week, if not less often. In general, I do not recommend buying a subscription on this platform. They still make discounts of 70% to interest users in a good offer, although it is not such.

I've been with Dribbble for a quite long time. The service is working well, with no concerns. I'm writing this review about the "Jobs" sections. It seems like the job posts have not passed any Dribbble's moderation. Quite a large number of them have either broken links or used by dodgy people to promote their websites/apps.

I've been using Dribbble's Playbook feature for about a year. It's full of glitches and lacks customization features. I've contacted support and eventually received help for the issue I was facing, but the problem re-emerged. My works are still up on my Dribbble profile so I use that as my portfolio for the time being, but Playbook is just bad and doesn't seem to be receiving any updates.