Too complicated

Hi Aerous, You are right. We have to pass a test first. But I think, I don't have that much time to do now - study all the material and then answer just 11 questions in 60 minutes. It seems weird. As far as your outbid notice is concerned, you do not have to worry about it at all. You are a beginner and you should bid for the lowest amount, unless you are good in that niche. Even if you are good, you have to start with a lower bid. You know, when I started bidding there, I remember I got outbid hugely almost everytime. I then started bidding for the lower amounts and won a couple of projects too. Not only that, I got reviews too. Its just the question of patience. If you think you are capable of dishing out good content, keep bidding. Don't lose heart. You will one day tell me of having won a project. Thanx! God Bless!

This is the first time I have heard of PeoplePerHour. Side by side with oDesk and Freelancer at that. I find oDesk easy to use among the three. I admit it wasn't easy to use at first but eventually I learned and got used to the system. I didn't visit Freelancer that much right after sign up because it seemed there was too much competition, way too much compared to oDesk.

Hi Greenline, If you get to know if we can bid in PPH without having a paid account, please let me know. I don't know about that.

Hi Snowy, Actually I have made lots of money on freelancer. I am coming to an end of my second project there. It is quite easy to bid there. I think that is the simplest and one of the easiest freelancing sites out there. When I looked at Odesk, I just failed to understand what it was. How do I get a job there, is just out of question.