Freelancehomewriters.com is a Scam!

About 10 percent of the emails I receive through this site are from dissatisfied customers of Freelancehomewriters.com, a site with a name very similar to this one. I believe this site is a scam, as most of these emails contain accounts of over-billing, continued billing after the individual has canceled the subscription and in some cases, refusal to remove the person's email address from their spammy mailing list. 

Mahalo Review: Earn Upfront Pay and Residual Income

Mahalo was once very different than what it's become today. When I first joined the site in 2008, how-to articles were written for a flat-fee of at least $20, sometimes considerably more. Certain articles, such as video game walk-throughs, paid as much as $250. Search engine results pages (SERPS) paid the least, but they were easy to complete and I felt the compensation was fair, particularly since anyone could write them. Things have definitely changed, (the addition of residuals and a reduction in upfront pay) but you can still earn a significant amount of money with Mahalo if you're willing to devote time to the site.

Infobarrel Review: Earn Residual Income From a Variety of Sources

It took me a while to decide on a replacement for eHow, since their change in platform left me with no place to publish my content aside from Suite 101 and HubPages. I needed a new outlet, preferably a site with not-too-strict guidelines, and so I decided on Infobarrel. After my brief experience with the site, I'm very happy with my decision. Infobarrel is a self-publishing site that allows you to earn residual income from your articles in a variety of ways including Google Adsense, Chitika and Amazon. 

Ehow WCP Gone For Good - What Does it Mean?

Imagine my surprise when I logged in to my eHow account this afternoon to find a pop-up telling me the Ehow Writer's Compensation Program (WCP) is no more. At first, I freaked out because I've been working really hard on increasing my residual income on the site. In fact, I added around 40 new articles last month and increased my income by about $95 dollars. I'm extremely glad I did, because according to the email I received, Demand Studios is now the exclusive platform for writing new articles for eHow.com.