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You might consider putting this here http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=102 Might attract a better response as more people look in there .
Techblog your sole response to my posting was 'what's the pay rate?' Do you honestly think that any employer would respond to that? Please at least be courteous and at least show an interest first. Regards Emma
@ Techblog, the payments aren't likely to be fixed mate. The pay scale would vary according to your ability and areas of expertise. Unless you send here what she asked for in her opening post, how can she determine the rate she feels appropriate ??
I don't know that I agree gr8liverpoolfan, if the compensation isn't appealing, I wouldn't bother gathering the requested information. ~LadyH
I am not taking sides here . But I think if you are a seller, courtesy demands that you PM the buyer rather than vice versa. I know many people won't agree with me, but I wouldn't generally work with a seller who asks ME to PM him. And in this case, my earlier statement regarding the payrates should hold true. @ Techblog check out their site and see the prices section. You might get an idea of what you may be paid from there
You hit it on the nail Gr8 - Would anyone walk into an interview and use the line 'What's the pay' as an opening gambit? Techblog -has shot himself in the foot as I would not want him on my team after that. Just as an afterthought we had 4 writers that earned over $1000 last week and the majority of our 70 writers topped $200 Regards Emma