FreelanceHomeWriters.com

FreelanceHomeWriters Review: Is Freelance Home Writers a Scam...?

FreeLanceHomeWriters.com is a website that claims to show you a variety of ways to make money online writing. And as the title suggests this is freelance work, meaning you work for yourself and will be paid on a per-job basis.

If you're like me then you've had it up to here with bogus data entry and type at home websites which simply sell you a disguised Google AdWords marketing course in place of the writing work they promised.

...So is FreeLanceHomeWriters.com the Real Deal or a Cleverly Disguised Scam?

I want to tell you what's inside the members section of FreeLanceHomeWriters so that you know exactly what you're getting before you join. This way you can decide for yourself if it's a scam or not.

First of it's important to understand that this is a resource for freelance writers, this means that they are not guaranteeing you any work, all that they're promising is to teach you the ropes of this business and provide you with freelance job leads.

It will be up to you to bid on job, meet the qualifications, and negotiate the pay, in the field of freelance writing it's simply impossible for someone else to do this for you.

...What's Inside FreelanceHomeWriters.com?

When you first login to the members section you'll notice that there's a lot of info. Before you get started I recommend reading through the Freelance Home Writers Basic Training Guidebook.

It will provide you with all the essentials you need to get started in your new career as a freelance home writer. This guide will help you position yourself as an expert so you can get hired for more jobs at a higher pay rate using their job finding software.

There is also a multimedia presentation of how to use the job hosting websites partnered with FreelanceHomeWriters.com. These videos will take you through each step of successfully bidding on the job and managing your accounts.

And Finally, the most important feature of FreelanceHomeWriters.com, the patented Job Finding Software. At the click of a button this tool provides you with the most up-to-date freelance job positions from dozens of categories.

Here's an example of some of the job posts found on FreelanceHomeWriters.com...

These job posts vary in technical qualifications with some requiring more skilled writers but with the majority accepting folks with no experience at all. Again these jobs are not guaranteed but Freelance Home Writers do their best to teach you everything you need to ensure that you get the job.

...What to do next?

Sign up for a trial period with FreelanceHomeWriters.com for only $2.95. This will give you unlimited access to the entire members section for 7 days. After which if you're not satisfied with what they have to offer simply cancel your subscription. Click Here To Start Your Trial...

Best of Luck,
Steve Albright

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Customer Reviews for 'FreelanceHomeWriters.com'

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sheri palmer, pennslyvania	Posted at 7:48pm on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
I`ll tell you one thing is for sure, you get what they offer. I`ve been submitting writings,manuscrips,and books all over for YEARS looking for a home to receive steady paying work. With Freelance Home They post daily new jobs, secure paying companies I can trust!!! What a blessing these people are!!!
B L Brander, MN	Posted at 9:22am on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
Still doing some research on this opportunity, but it seems to be pretty decent so far from what I've found. I've been writing for awhile, with continuing education in copywriting and a natural aptitude for creative writing. I have sold a couple articles doing freelance for another site that's free, but then I don't know when an article will sell there. If this is what they say, then a $2.95 trial shouldn't be too hard to swing. Especially if you can make the monthly cost within the first couple days, and then some. We'll see.
Cheryl, Fla	Posted at 10:49am on Monday, November 10th, 2008
It sounds very promising. In the examples shown does $30-250 mean you have to write 250 articles to get paid a total of $30 or does the 250 mean something else and $30 means you get $30 per article? Thanks
debbie, uk	Posted at 5:34am on Saturday, November 8th, 2008
Iv read the information about the jobs and think that it sound good, however, they do not show you the term and conditions first which i think is very important. companies like this are very quick to take money first. If you read all the information after you have already given your credit card details, they have already taken money from you. Can you cancel without having to pay any fee? are you in a contract with the membership? They should tell you this befor you join as these questions are the ones that everyone needs to know.
Shah Arpan, 4131gravitt pl.	Posted at 6:15am on Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
Hey! My name is Arpan.I'm really good writer,and sometime I feel that writing is in my blood. I really like these website. Writing in good salary i think it's really mindblowinng. I can write 10 or 4 articals in 2 weeks. If you intrested give me these kind of job than please send me email Shaharpan1@gmail.com
CSC, St. Paul	Posted at 9:22pm on Monday, October 27th, 2008
Great material - reasonable price. It fills an important niche where other courses don't go.
Georgian Dixon, waukesha,wisconsin	Posted at 2:52pm on Monday, October 20th, 2008
I am interested in a job with this company but I do not have a credit card at this time. I do have a paypal account. How can I find out if they will except that for now (at least for the trial 2.95). Can't get any further on application point where it asks for credit card. I would like to speak to someone about this. I would even pay for one more month in advance to have the chance to start this way. Thank You Georgian
Paris F. Robinson, Cleveland OH.	Posted at 2:56pm on Saturday, October 18th, 2008
I have adopted the "buyer beware" philosophy towards my association with this website and its claim. For I too have just recently become a member. The data offered is worthy of your initial ivestment even if you go no further. Just do your due diligence in research and follow through and you will be fine. If aterwards you are still harboring a good bit of reservations then hit the brakes, stop, get out of the car,find another mode of travel on another road, thank God for an early revelation, re-group and press on. Just do not lose sight on your goal.
Michelle, North Dakota	Posted at 8:36pm on Thursday, October 16th, 2008
just getting started, and reading through some guidebooks about what there is to write, and how to write it. very informative and helps you get out into the freelance world. definitely worth the money
John Williams, Birmingham, Alabama	Posted at 11:28pm on Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
Joined last week and I'm actually very impressed as I have already started making money writing in my spare time. My only real complaint is that when watching videos in the video tutorial section it takes a little while because I have a dialup connection.
Darryl, Newhall	Posted at 2:14pm on Tuesday, October 7th, 2008
I did a little reading on this and agree that with all the internet scams out there, I'd take a shot for $2.95. Haven't read anything negative about them.
Donna Lutz, Location unknown	Posted at 4:43pm on Saturday, October 4th, 2008
I am a gifted writer, and have written for T.V and magazines. look forward to working for you, Donna Lutz
Corinne Graehame, Nottingham, United Kingdom	Posted at 9:01am on Friday, October 3rd, 2008
I'd be great at freelance writing
Meghan Johnson, Rhinelander, Wisconsin	Posted at 12:11am on Friday, October 3rd, 2008
I am a stay at home mom and this opportunity was really right up my alley to learn the ropes to making money writing from home at my own convenience. At first I was a little skeptical, but after logging into the members area to find an abundance of information and how to get started quickly and easily it has been worthwhile for me and my family.
lisa, florida	Posted at 1:41pm on Wednesday, October 1st, 2008
writing is pretty easy for me and since i would think that i nhave alot of life experiences as well as education, even 30$ is more than i have. whats important is that you like what you do. if you can make money doing it thats the added plus. every job takes effort,so the bidding process doesnt seem to be that hard,still thinking of giving it a wiz, at 2.95 how bad could it be. thanks for the feed back
alfreda gravely, princeton,wv	Posted at 12:29pm on Sunday, September 28th, 2008
I think that this would be an interesting job--I'm ready to work--Alfreda Gravely