Wilma Said:

Do any freelance writers know of sites similar to sharedlog project where you don't have to bid for articles?

We Answered:

Here are some freelance writing resources:

http://freelancehomewriter.blogspot.com/…

http://mahaloreview.blogspot.com/

http://www.suite101.com/blog/lima101/sui…

http://ezinearticles.com/?Freelance-Writ…

http://www.squidoo.com/writingfulltime

http://www.wahm.com/forum/wahms-who-writ…

Ronnie Said:

I want to be a freelance writer, where are the sites that accept my articles ?

We Answered:

Start a blog.

Nathaniel Said:

B&A:Are there any reliable freelance-writer sites?

We Answered:

I use Worthy of publishing, though i've read a lot of negativity over this site (No idea why though)

Perry Said:

I am willing to work as a freelance writer but I don't have much experience of writing, how I can start today?

We Answered:

You can submit weekly or monthly articles/stories to http://littlebytesnews.com related to parenting/childhood issues.
You must become a registered user to submit the stories/articles.
Sign up for our writers group here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/littlebyte…
for your submissions to be reviewed prior to submission to the site.
Writing for various sites is one way to start writing regularly and getting your name/content out there. Best wishes!

Dean Said:

What are some web sites that need independant writers? I am a freelance writer and I'm trying to find some

We Answered:

This is probably not at all what you are looking for.....but
epinions.com is a site where you submit your reviews and they are rated and you earn money (not much though) based on how well rated your reviews are. If you sign up for it use me as your reference (Sarah13Rose), because they give people money for referring others. Also, if you sign up find me on there and I will rate all of your reviews for you.
I hope this is somewhat helpful.

Jared Said:

What are the most credible publishing sites for freelance writers?

We Answered:

There's a lot of ripping off going on out there in cyberspace.

I can't name reputable sites for freelancers, but I know a place that might be able to.

Check out AbsoluteWrite.com/forums, which has a Freelance Writers board. If you tell them the kind of subjects on which you write, they may be able to suggest appropriate markets.

Best of luck.

I know you didn't ask for advice, but I advise you to contact the website owner AND ITS INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER notifying them they are in violation of your copyright. The website owner probably has no qualms about posting your work, attributing it to someone else, and refusing to pay you, but ISPs take copyright violations far more seriously.