I may get over being mad at some point myself, but the truth is that I did go on a two week hiatus from them before writing my last 3 articles, just to see how things had changed and if I was going to have any difficulties. So, I was already feeling kind of unappreciated.

Here’s the thing, based on my experiences, which I’ve written about a few times here. The first time I got rejected. After I got over being mad, I contacted them to ask why I was rejected, and they said they had problems seeing the CV I sent them because it was in Word instead of a pdf. They should have asked for a pdf up front if you ask me. So I got to resubmit, but had to do it under a different email address, which is what they tell you, and that time they accepted me.

All you have to do is submit at least one example of your writing. At that point, as long as you can string a couple of sentences together, then learn how to write in their format, you’re probably good to go.

Well, that may be a tough question but I was wondering if you’ve heard of many people getting rejected. I’d like to start making some money as soon as possible
.-= Brad´s last blog ..Skin Health =-.

Not going to have an effect on me in any way. What the FTC is looking for is realism; you certainly can’t say that anything I’ve ever written is copied or not real. That’s their basic issue, trying to make sure people aren’t lying just to make a buck by copying something someone else wrote, or setting up fake pages and the like.

I’m good. Not only that, but the few times I actually got something for free, I mentioned it, which then satisfies their qualification for disclosure. Nope, this doesn’t concern me at all.

I actually did try to submit two titles. One got turned down immediately, and the other one got turned down a week later. I probably won’t try that again.

I thought about Associated Content, but I kind of need my money “now”, and I’m not sure they do that. But I’ll look into it again.

I also use Associated Content. You can write an original article and get paid more, or submit ones you have already published. On those, you get paid per click through. It adds up over time.
.-= Pam Archer´s last blog ..We’re Killing Ourselves =-.

One thing I would recommend (the name of the program escapes me) but what it essentially does is searches article sites/ google blog search etc etc on one topic and you can read through them all in one location.

This I find speeds up the ‘research’ phase for any topics I myself am writing on.
.-= Donace´s last blog ..Mafia Wars Collections and Items =-.