Fiverr's fine. Much better than oDesk. On oDesk there are major ripoff artists who game the system so they win disputes. I had a contractor there give me 50 pages of total gibberish: when I disputed the work odesk said they don't "assess the merits of work", and since the contractor delivered a 50 page document the contract was completed properly. I had to do a chargeback. Fiverr is a great way to start a relationship with workers. After a few small gigs you'll have someone you can build with and you can pay them for bigger and better things. On Fiverr I've found that using people with positives is a great first start. but I've also used people with few or no reviews. I have never, never been burned on Fiverr. Maybe they have a better vetting process? I have no idea. I've bought software, social media actions, ads, blogging and loads of graphics. 100% OK. I did have one coder that tried to hold me up for more money once the job was completed but we came to an agreement and he got half the additional that he wanted. One nice they they do now is they have add-on gigs included in the jobs. So someone that posts a $5 gig can say right there that getting it tomorrow is an additional $10, or additional features are +$30, etc. Makes it much more transparent and it's better than having to buy 10 gigs to get something extra. Fiverr is my favorite outsourcing spot these days. elance(r) and odesk can go pound sand imho.