HireWriters.com

Correction, long content is $4.65 - $4 is a long rewrite. Just for accuracy's sake. ;)

I do both freelance sites and iwriter, plus I have regular clients. iwriter nets me about 1000.00 a month, and I've never had a problem there, actually. You just have to know who to write for-- and when people ask me, I tell them :-). I have picked up a lot of regular clients there. Granted, it's hard to start out anywhere, but at least it's better for new writers than the true content mills like EC and triond-- which will ruin your ability to get good jobs with the big guys, if you use your real name. If you write for the people with a high acceptance percentage and informative reviews, you don't have a problem-- the scammers leave very quickly anyway, as Admin does a sweep about twice a month. Most of the requesters with notorious rejection rates at iwriter aren't from the US, Australia or UK. The 2 rejections I have had (out of over 70 articles) were both non- English speakers. One didn't recognize his own keywords until I bolded them and sent it back-- the other said it was an excellent article but he "just didn't like it". Go figure LOL The freelance sites are turning into content mills now-- I only bother with Freelancer if someone hires me directly, at my rates. I got sick and tired of bidding a fair price for my work, and having all the keyboard slaves selling their work for bottom dollar. I also got tired of the endless hassle with people excepting bids and refusing to post a milestone, changing the terms of the bid, threatening to rate you in the basement if you didn't put up with their garbage-- not to profile, but I won't touch an offer there that's not from a first world nation. I have only gotten ripped off three times in the past year-- none over 30.00-- but all three were from freelancer. All three were technically my fault, because I decided not to insist on the entire payment for a milestone, which I usually do if the payment I receive is under 100.00-- but the ones who hired had a history there and good reviews. What I noticed after the fact was all the good reviews came from their respective countries.. As I write this, I have 14 special requests waiting for me at iwriter, all 10.00 articles, and 9 waiting from clients in my email box-- so I suppose I ought to get to work LOL. I was already looking at the site mentioned, and I plan to check with a few friends and see what I can find out. I'll keep everyone posted as I get information Have a good one! BTW-- where do you write, spike?

I agree with what you state spike. There are a lot of these type Iwriter sites popping up all over the internet. Matter of fact I found 2 - 3 of these writing sites today. I don't knock these slave wage content mills because a beginner writer has to get their start from somewhere. I think that these types of writing sites are great for the beginner writer, they are not as intimidating as the freelance bidding sites.

I have seen many sites that pop up, another one is ezonlinewriter.com The first and site i have done any work for is textbroker.com

Thanks for all these tips. I am looking for jobs like these right now and I really feel like these will be beneficial for me to help me find writing jobs. I'm disabled at the moment, so every little bit helps.

Hirewriters.com is a sham and a haven for scammers. I know because I get free articles there by just rejecting them no matter how good and publishing them first. Customer service always backs the clients and the owners are from Blackhatworld.com. The place is a joke.