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Ok I have experience the same things as you have described. Any boy does it drive me nuts. However, there really are different sites that you can write for. The problem is finding them. Now, I am signed up for different kinds of sites that I write for. One type of site I write for is with Triond, and expert column. Now rather or not you know about these sites, they do not pay much. However, eventually, and I do mean like maybe years later eventually, writers for these sites can earn a good bite of money. Like in the hundreds. The more articles, the more views, and that means the more money. Now another type of site I write for and have found to be a big success and pays upfront anywhere from 1-15 dollars is Text broker. This is an easy to sign up for. You fill out some info, submit an article that will rate you on a scale from 1-5. Five being the best. The rating will determine your pay or the amount of articles available. I have actually signed up twice. The first time, I was rated as a 3 and there were not many writing job. Then I re-signed back up and got a rating of 4. So now, if there is a drought in the 3 rating articles. I use the other one. The only thing you do is sign up, fill out a form and mail it in, and start earning money. You can even start earning before you fill out the form to get paid. The form is located in I believe the payment tab. Quality and grammar is important. Also one other thing to know is that you do not submit articles already written, you write for clients, so what they want is what you write about. However, the topics you write about will vary. I love text broker the best. However, other sites that only earn a few dollars are still very useful when you got several, writings that are building up on your desktop. lol If you would like, I can give you a few articles that may be useful. Just let me know.

What I personally believe is that not to invest a single penny to any site and I think this should be the attitude of everyone who is interested in making money online.

Many of such websites are really scam. There aren't any pay first to signup thing works for smart users. If the website asked you to pay first, that is certainly scam.

If they are really in need of people to fill out these so-called "jobs", they wouldn't ask for money at all since they should be paid by the "employers" and not the employees. Same thing when you're applying for a work outside your country. You're not supposed to pay the agency who is recruiting you for work outside your country since they were paid for by the overseas company to hire you.

I am glad to hear you are informed enough to know their 'game' Someone who didn't know these tricks could be fooled especially when they reduce the amount from 28 to 14 dollars. I really become annoyed with these type of scams. They try to take advantage of vulnerable people out of their own greed. Congrats to you that you didn't fall for it and good for you for sharing this. Perhaps it will help others who might not have known about these con artists.