Can Non-Americans write at textbroker?

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alyageulis

Newbie

Mar 15, 2011

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• Jul 25, 2011

• #21

text broker is not the only place to make money for a writers. many places for the success of the writing services. remember just looking for BHW is key success for writing services. just keep on BHW guys...

 

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conniefuller

Registered Member

May 22, 2011

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• Jul 25, 2011

• #22

I think now you don't need to use black hat technique.

 

teeniegenie

Supreme Member

Aug 28, 2010

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• Jul 25, 2011

• #23

DemandMedia used to be a good option but they have killed their model quite a bit and have made life miserable for writers. Around the end of last year they offered over 100,000 different titles you could choose to write on. As of this morning they only have 19,000 available titles - and many of those are "unwritable" because they don't make any sense (a robot spits the titles out). The Panda update hurt ehow and now the writers suffer for it. Shame...

scully said:

Write for DemandMedia (ehow). I have an account but don't write there. I just wanted to see what all of their topics were. I only write for private clients but if I did write for a content farm, I would start with ehow.

I think they have 13000 writers and pay around $15.00

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yellowlaser

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May 11, 2010

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• Jul 25, 2011

• #24

If you have a friend in the states you can use his name and give him a cut. I don't think you have to file if your earnings is lower than a certain amount. Not sure in other states but California is like that.

 

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redlaunch

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May 5, 2011

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• Jul 25, 2011

• #25

textbroker isnt the hot thing anymore ! Its expensive for buyers and complicated on the payment end for writer.

Yes, i think its much better if u provide your services here or on freelancer and the likes.

 

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jpatrick85

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Apr 10, 2009

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• Jul 31, 2011

• #26

I have a textbroker account with a level 4 classification. I'm looking for a partner or two to write articles for a rev share for 20-40 hours per week.

Requirements:
- Should have knowledge of textbroker, client requests, and how the process works
- Should have excellent writing skills. Please send writing samples.

PM if interested.

 

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tenwriter

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Feb 2, 2012

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• Feb 2, 2012

• #27

yellowlaser said:

If you have a friend in the states you can use his name and give him a cut. I don't think you have to file if your earnings is lower than a certain amount. Not sure in other states but California is like that.

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I know this is a old thread, but I just got my Text Broker's account activated last week. This is the only forum that seems to offer a solution to the whole thing. Am not a US citizen, but my writing skills are ok, they awarded me a 4 star after I submitted my sample.

I don't know anyone in the US, was kinda hoping you can help me out here

 

cwscontentwriter

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Aug 14, 2011

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• Feb 7, 2012

• #28

text broker have started a new website under uk registration and catering their services to uk and european clients, this is a recent update

in this website they take in writers from all over the world
but the worst part is you do not get approved months after months so that you can staart writing.

thanks

joy

 

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john ok

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Oct 22, 2011

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• Sep 20, 2012

• #29

If you are good at getting hired or passing the online application process. Please send me message and we can negotiate a good price for each account you get. I need lots of them the ones I am interested in are Demand studios but the business account or Livestrong, Textbroker, Uvocorp, SNR, Proficient writers, Academic Knowledge and any other account where there is ready work. I will make the payments through Paypal and we can have a long-term relationship. Am sure you will earn good cash. You can hit back j.m.o.l.u.o.c.h just omit the dots and it's at ya... many thank'.