Just look for someone with a high rating i.e. More than five purchases and one hundred percent rating. I'm sure it's a good place to get that many number wise, it just might not be useful accounts.
Fiverr is not the only place to look. There are great deals there, however unless you do a complete search you might get overwhelmed. I go to several "like" sites. I have found many times the same offers (sometimes by the same sellers) less expensive on the other sites as they do not get as much traffic.
The way to really know is to order a gig and find out. It's certainly cheap enough at $5. Or look up BHW threads about 'best Fiverr gigs' to get more feedback about which ones are worth the small price.
Just look for someone with a high rating i.e. More than five purchases and one hundred percent rating. I'm sure it's a good place to get that many number wise, it just might not be useful accounts.
Positive ratings don't necessarily tell the entire story - most buyers tend to leave feedback right after they are delivered but the likes/follows are all gone in the course of a few months. Then again, I've only noticed it with Twitter gigs and only a fraction end up leaving after a few months so some more popular gigs should be fine.
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