Ramblin' Manda

show between Twitter speed the Facebook feeds the myspaces and the bloggers I have lost access to my original primary email my secondary email my primary and original Facebook and multiple other things I have somehow magically miraculously develop like four new screen names for p*** sites though because apparently knowing what sexsearch.com was, even back when Jenna Jameson was the spokesmodel for the site, much less knowing that you could maintain 2 diffrent profiles under 1 email address, means that Yahoo's curaitors think it's perfectly acceptable to use extortion and spyware to to try to force you to pay them to regain access to your emails. All because of one dead mother, one dumb asw nieghbor with an orange cat, one cell phone company being bought out, one bank account being bought out, one Play Market being bought, Slacker radio refusing to honor my lifetime subscription, and now, of all of the funest stuff that aught to piss blogger Facebook Twitter Myspace and everything else off cuz I've been in and out of jail for the last three f****** years f****** with County warrants and s*** like that for f****** false arrest boss imprisonments and everything else because nobody wants to f****** take care of this s*** do their jobs turn that f****** people right and anything else so I've had to try to write bills out to f****** County lockups that don't belong get f****** anybody it's f****** magical and it really all blows back to closed circuit cameras when judge Cawthorn, and one judge Canavaghn, somethinh like 5 counties worth of untrained county cops, dhs workers and all of that. oh, yea. the screen names?; one's been dropped to deactivated because its where my LGBTQ contacts are.

I am posting this link to test weather it really works or not.

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I actually came across this site completely by accident one day while I was working on an article for another website. I was so impressed by the platform I decided that they needed their own post on my own blog. You know the website Fiver? Think of SourceMarket like the Fiver of website oriented services. They are an excellent alternative to having to try to come up with solutions entirely on your own, especially if you aren't entirely sure what your site needs at that point. Yes another service you can pay for on SourceMarket!

i know they say that to be a sucessful blogger they first key is to never stop posting entries into your blog. iof that is what defines a person as successful,well, then i am already screwed. I often go months without posting anything at all. i also go that long without ever getting on the interwebz though too. i know, hard to belive in the connected age we live in. but there aretimes when i literally just put my devices down and walk away fro a little while. it seems almost suicidal financially when you look realstically at the fact that i make my living from working online. i have however, no matter weather i log or get on the internet, have successfully been buiilding momentum in my online career of freelancing my life into a better existance. using various platforms, i am almost able to make enough in a month to pay my fucking rent. and it has only tkaen me 3 years, living under a bridge, going hungry and basically living a very shitty existance of a life. But, they want to keep me down? no way, not haening. almost tot he rent! the first in many of my accomplished goals i intend to make happen entirely online. why? because to work in the real world means that there is a 100% chance of people out there and i quite frankly dont like when it is too peopley out. social anxiety be damned though, i will work, even if i have to starve to work. No one will be able to stop me from making the most horrible pay that any human could ask for! sadly, yes, i could make more at Mc.Donalds but i refuse to give up on my dream of writing for a living, not writing for a cardboard box. i will make it happen. First i should probably clean up the way that i write, learn to use grammar, ect. it could happen though, one day.

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I have been using Amazon Turk for far longer than I have ever been writing this blog. I think I signed up for it back in 2013. I don't know if it would really be considered freelance work either to be totally honest. You really are working for Amazon when it boils down to it but somehow, your also not.

It is classified as a crowd sourcing platform really and there are all kinds of available assignments to do (called HITs) that range from doing surveys to date entry. I would never consider comingneven remotely close to make a living with this one but some of the stuff is at least interesting.

The data entry is pretty self explanatory. It's as simple as looking at a recipt and typing in the product cide and price 10 times for a few pennies. The surveys are not like what you would find on SwagBucks though. No one on Mturk wants to know if you want to buy car insurance. They are surveys on some intresting stuff and when your completing them you are usually helping a student finish his thiesis in psycology. They usually take a few minutes and pay a buck or two. Overall, its definately not a living, ive made enough to put gas in my car for the week.

Ive been with textbroker for a couple weeks now, so I thought I'd give it a quick review. I have signed up with dozens of freelance sites but this is the first one I have actually gotten paid for my, what are apparently mediocre, writing skills.

Now, with mediocre skills, I'm not saying I've made $300 per article or anything but still, easy to write content turned in to easy to spend money. All of the articles that I have written have been no more than 300 words and subjects have varied from biographies to why someone should play rugby. I've written 10 articles and I cashed out for the first time today at $18. Thats about $1.80 average.

Mind you, my attention span sucks sometimes, especially when I am working on two or three diffrent things at once. There were plenty of assignments I could have been writing but instead I was also Googling and reading other writers posts about places freelancers can find writing gigs and applying to other sites. If I really sat down and got busy only doing writing assignments, I likely could have made far more than that. Overall, I have to say Textbroker is probably the best site ive come across for beginning freelancers so far.