Lucille Said:

How would I find a way to get paid to write?

We Answered:

It really depends on what your writing, it is not hard for a noob to start gaining 3-5 dollars per article there fist week, I had no problem doing this. The place that got me to where I am at is this place http://bit.ly/yLeUX they have been helping me since day one and still do.

Janice Said:

Write exclusively for ReviewStream or non-exclusively for other paid writing sites?

We Answered:

Helium, Associated Content, ReviewParty, Bukisa, Hubpages, and Xomba - pays via ad revenue and traffic revenue.
Means you're writing the review and after that you have to bring traffic (visitors) on it. Only then you'll earn something (probably).
Review + Traffic = Money

ReviewStream pays right away.
Means you're writing and selling the review. You don't need to do anything else.
Review = Money


The real money in the pocket always better than a bunch of promises, that you'll earn the other day.

Irma Said:

how to get paid writing what you love?

We Answered:

Make sure that what you love to write is something that people want to buy and read. There's no other way to do it. We are all the readers' slaves.

Julie Said:

Anyone know where can I get paid writing jobs online?

We Answered:

There is an article at the Frugal Freelancer Blog for international writers - http://frugalfreelancer-freelanceliving.…

There are actually quite a few online writing sites here that accept international writers.

Good luck to you!

Brittany Said:

Can you recommend good sites where I can get paid writing/editing & still stay at home?

We Answered:

There are literally 1000's of jobs at jobsformoms.com.
There is a $40 fee, but they screen out all the scams... they have contacts with a ton of different companies, and then allow you to email the companies directly. With each listing, it tells you what qualifications are required (if any), including if they accept people living in the Philippines, Canada, and so forth. They also have a really great (and REAL) 90 day money back gaurantee, and you won't have to fight with them to get your money back.

Their listings are pretty diverse... there is assembly, writing, accounting, mystery shopping... and lots of other job categories.

http://www.jobsformoms.com

Hope this helped!

Esther Said:

What kind of trouble can someone who was paid to write a paper get in?

We Answered:

The author is probably okay, since she can simply say she thought you were going to use it as reference.

You are the one who submitted a fraudulent paper.