Hiring Writers Again!

[Therapy101]

Hey,


I need some more writers.
The pay is $2.50 per article and each article is at least 250 words.
This is long term work so you'll have a consistent flow of income.
You could make up to $180 per week.

This is for writers who are from U.S., UK, or CA only. You also have to be a native english speaker.
Last time I got too many applicants who were not from the U.S.


Please don't add me if you aren't willing to accept this pay. There is no negotiation compensation right now.
There is a chance for a pay increase in the future if you show competent writing.


Again, this is only for people who live in UK, U.S., or CA and have a firm grasp on the English language.


For more details PM me or add me on Skype: mhe20854.


Thanks for your time!

 

[JuggernautJukey]

How come you aren't accepting UK writers?

Not to offend anyone, but out of all the writers I have used in the past, the best work was produced by English writers.

 

[Therapy101]

Sorry about that. I'll include UK and CA writers in my post now. Thanks for the heads up!

How come you aren't accepting UK writers?

Not to offend anyone, but out of all the writers I have used in the past, the best work was produced by English writers.

 

[Shqiptar]

I can write for you

 

[Therapy101]

I can write for you

Do you meet the requirements? If so, add me on Skype.

 

[r13e1han]

Hello i have many US Writers...i have added you up and waiting for your reply

 

[nerdsolutions]

Hello, I am interested in doing this work for you and can accept the rate of $2.50/250 words. I am from North Florida, so English is my native language. Go ahead and send me the details and I can get started right away.

 

[textlikekisses]

Hello - I am a writer from the USA with a Bachelors degree - I also work as a writer for a start up company and I do article writing and freelance online writing. PM me if you are interested - not keen on giving out my IM stuff without more details first.

 

[spartons]

Can i Submit an Article, if its up to your standards would you accept non native speakers.

 

[newhacker]

What if I tell you

Indians do know English as well.

 

[impishme84]

Is you search still on, skype me at impishme84. With a team of native writers, i guarantee to deliver quality content.

 

[WildBlooded]

I'm sending you a message.

 

[Therapy101]

What if I tell you

Indians do know English as well.

*Indians know English as well.

Proves my points. I'm sure some non-native speakers are good at English; unfortunately, I don't want to waste my time fishing out who's good.
I hope you all realize when you add me on Skype I can see what country you are from. This just goes on to prove that you guys aren't reading my post or simply can't follow directions.
Only native speakers from U.S., CA, and UK.

 

[spartons]

Okey, i agree, wont disturb you further. good luck.

 

[CustomBotShop]

*Indians know English as well.

Proves my points. I'm sure some non-native speakers are good at English; unfortunately, I don't want to waste my time fishing out who's good.
I hope you all realize when you add me on Skype I can see what country you are from. This just goes on to prove that you guys aren't reading my post or simply can't follow directions.
Only native speakers from U.S., CA, and UK.

His English was correct. "Indians do know English as well." is perfectly fine.

 

[kalasnikof1]

please deleted if it is incorrect

[h=2]racism[/h]The belief that all members of each race possess characteristics, abilities, or qualities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races

Racism is actions, practices or beliefs, or social or political systems that consider different races to be ranked as inherently superior or inferior to each other, based on presumed shared inheritable traits, abilities, or qualities. It may also hold that members of different races should be treated differently. While most conceptualizations of racism include the notion of "race based discrimination", the exact definition is controversial both because there is little scholarly agreement about the meaning of the concept "race", and because there is also little agreement about what does and does not constitute discrimination.

Speaking English

Finally, the depiction in movies and children's books of third world people speaking English is often itself racist. Children's books about Puerto Ricans or Chicanos often connect poverty with a failure to speak English or to speak it well, thus blamingthe victim and ignoring the racism which affects third world people regard of their proficiency in English. Asian characters speak a stilted English ("Honor so and so" or "Confucius say") or have a speech impediment ('`roots or ruck," "very solly," "flied lice"). Native American characters speak another variation of stilted English ("Boy not hide. Indian take boy."), repeat certain Hollywood‑Indian phi ("Heap big" and "Many moons") or simply grunt out "Ugh" or "How." The repeated use of these language characterizations functions to make third world people s. less intelligent and less capable than the English‑speaking white characters.

 

[oliver18754]

I met requirements. I have contacted you on skype.

 

[CustomBotShop]

please deleted if it is incorrect

racism

The belief that all members of each race possess characteristics, abilities, or qualities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races

Racism is actions, practices or beliefs, or social or political systems that consider different races to be ranked as inherently superior or inferior to each other, based on presumed shared inheritable traits, abilities, or qualities. It may also hold that members of different races should be treated differently. While most conceptualizations of racism include the notion of "race based discrimination", the exact definition is controversial both because there is little scholarly agreement about the meaning of the concept "race", and because there is also little agreement about what does and does not constitute discrimination.

Speaking English

Finally, the depiction in movies and children's books of third world people speaking English is often itself racist. Children's books about Puerto Ricans or Chicanos often connect poverty with a failure to speak English or to speak it well, thus blamingthe victim and ignoring the racism which affects third world people regard of their proficiency in English. Asian characters speak a stilted English ("Honor so and so" or "Confucius say") or have a speech impediment ('`roots or ruck," "very solly," "flied lice"). Native American characters speak another variation of stilted English ("Boy not hide. Indian take boy."), repeat certain Hollywood‑Indian phi ("Heap big" and "Many moons") or simply grunt out "Ugh" or "How." The repeated use of these language characterizations functions to make third world people s. less intelligent and less capable than the English‑speaking white characters.

Nothing wrong with wanting to hire native English speakers.

 

[codexehow]

It's funny how you are knocking non-native writers but at the same time offering non-native prices. Surely you see the irony in that?

Why would I write for you at $2.50/250 words when I can go to a content mill and make at least $3 for the same amount of work? It's less hassle, and if I'm going to be insulted with a low rate, I'd rather it be by someone I trust to pay me every Friday like clockwork.

Point is, Google happened. There's a reason that mills like that are losing business. If you want high-quality, sharable content, you're going to have to pay for it.

 

[Therapy101]

Then don't write for me.
You can also ask any of my other writers. I pay every Tuesday like clockwork.
You also have to understand I'm not asking for extremely high quality work. But I do want the article to be grammatically correct and easy to read.
Obviously if I was trying to hire a professional freelance writer I would pay a lot higher.

It's funny how you are knocking non-native writers but at the same time offering non-native prices. Surely you see the irony in that?

Why would I write for you at $2.50/250 words when I can go to a content mill and make at least $3 for the same amount of work? It's less hassle, and if I'm going to be insulted with a low rate, I'd rather it be by someone I trust to pay me every Friday like clockwork.

Point is, Google happened. There's a reason that mills like that are losing business. If you want high-quality, sharable content, you're going to have to pay for it.