What are the safest fiverr traffic methods?

Yukon, I'm tired of the typical message when people read the word fiverr. Fiverr is not dung. Yes, there are services offered that are equivalent to dung, and if the buyer doesn't keep track of what services they purchase vs the result then they shouldn't really be in business anyway. You should do your research before making snap comments like that. I've used multiple services and been very happy with the results. I'm sure paying $40 or more would get me a result that was 100% perfect however I don't mind tweaking the end result. I received a PR from one of the services. Made about half a dozen minor changes to suit my personal preference. Fiverr also offers services from websites/software that we could also get if we paid the exorbitant prices they charge. There's one service that offers the backlink data from ahref and two other similar services. Your statement implies those services are dung.

I agree on the solo ads. I was simply investigating the offerings. Although I'm not sure how you went from solo ads to proxy traffic. A solo ad is a solo ad. It doesn't guarantee traffic. I'm certainly not stupid enough to buy a gig that offers x number of visitors.

xthemers and seorocket, you have piqued my interest. What exactly is web 2.0 links? It could be my limited knowledge but when I read web.20 links I think of those old services where you get a number of web properties and turn them into a link wheel which is completely blackhat. Am I missing something there?

Yes,
if you fail to reach proper provider you may suffer. But all of fiverr suppliers are not at all bad. You can see huge satisfactory customers there so fiverr service is accepted only from honest provider.

You think the specialists are any different? Just because people charge more money doesn't mean they're automatically saints.

Besides, I research my wading. You see, the services that I'm hiring, if they're good, are not just one offs. I had a PR written recently and I thought it was great. Probably took less than 30 minutes to write and all I had to do was make a few minor personal changes (note, not errors, just me choosing words with a slightly different sound, which I would have done for an expensive one anyway). So that's my go to for my future PR's. No more 'wading' when it comes to PR writing. I used to have a go to for PR submission because they offered direct links to the PR on the three major services. Can't find my link but I'm hoping the service I've found is the same one.

Second, other people sometimes offer their research as well. Third, you're forgetting about services that take just a few minutes (automated) that save us a ton of money. I'm talking about people who purchase an expensive monthly service such as semrush and then provide a service to offer the results. I think one of those services is 70 a month, and I definitely won't be running 12 x 5 dollar gigs so it's automatically a saving for me.

Oh, and yes, these are listed as well with a column to jot down my thoughts on the results. A year or so back I had a favourite book editor. I think it was 3-5k words for 5 bucks, and the result I got back was phenomenal. I received at least several hundred words of critique.

The time spent on Fiverr is only a waste if you don't record the data. Trust me, a person who goes with a more expensive provider will spend more time assessing the provider to ensure they are getting their moneys worth.