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Does anyone know or use any Paid to Post websites? I know there are some floating around. But, I am not sure which ones are legit and which ones aren't. I usually steer clear of trying one until sometime tells me they are legit and have cashed out on them before, haha.

I personally like using PostLoop. I've been using it for a little while and I really like it. The pay is not amazing, but it is something to pass the time. Plus, I have found some pretty interesting gaming, pet site and anime forums to be a part of. It is kind of nice to actually find communities that spark your interest and you earn a little something from them.

Anyway, here is the link if anyone is interested in checking that out:

Non-Referral Link: http://www.postloop.com/

I would be very interested in seeing if anyone else has any Paid to Post sites. If you have a ref link, you can give me that. Happy to help out a fellow member of the community.

You can check out Paid Forum Posting. They are supposed to pay almost 20 cents a post. I read about them a while ago and I was accepted, but I have yet to do any posting for them. I don't have a referral link because I don't feel like getting it right now, but just Google them and try to get accepted.

I will look them up. Thank you very much!

No problem. They aren't quite like what I've heard about Postloop, but if posting is something that you like to do, maybe it will work out for you.

Sugarhill wrote:No problem. They aren't quite like what I've heard about Postloop, but if posting is something that you like to do, maybe it will work out for you.

Don't you use postloop? I've seen you on several sites that are on postloop. YOu could be making good money

I signed up for a site called pay per post forum but I submitted one trial ticket and never got paid.

THere's also morachat, but the pay is crappy and the cashout is high.

If I were on Postloop, I probably wouldn't talk about it on any of the sites that are associated with it.

Given that the thread is about Pay to Post sites, I see no problem with talking about Postloop unless the forum owner states specifically not to talk about Postloop. But in any case, I've just applied to Paid Forum Posting which seem to have a similar application process as Postloop. I'll keep us all updated on how things are if I get accepted.

I didn't suggest that there was a problem. I explained what I would and would not do. Big difference.

Please do let us know how it goes Mellowguy. I am interested in hearing some others experiences with that site.

I signed up for the Paid Forum Posting as well. I have not gone through the trial process yet, because I have been busy the last couple days. But, I am definitely going to be testing the waters there too. I wish there were more Paid to Post websites out there. They are really a lot of fun and you tend to me some pretty interesting people as well. (:

These seem like good sites to use. I'll give it a try.

MellowGuy wrote:Given that the thread is about Pay to Post sites, I see no problem with talking about Postloop unless the forum owner states specifically not to talk about Postloop. But in any case, I've just applied to Paid Forum Posting which seem to have a similar application process as Postloop. I'll keep us all updated on how things are if I get accepted.

Definitely let us know how it goes. I think I found the website but can't find a place to sign up. Do you have a referral link? I'll use it if you want me to. I think you'll have to PM it though.

There are a lot of paid to post sites, but most of them pay $.01-.02 a post and the sites that you are posting on look more like a never ending thread. But, I could've been looking at the wrong thing when I was reading about them.

I was turned down at Paid Forum Posting. There was a typo in one of my first ten trial posts, so I was told I could make a few more. I was then turned down. I really couldn't work out why.

I checked back over the posts and my spelling, grammar and post length all looked fine to me. I'm a primary school teacher, so I thought I would be good enough to be accepted, but clearly not.

I do well at Post Loop and have good ratings there, so I must be doing something right.

I have heard that they can be very selective in who they choose. I was accepted, but I have yet to do anything with them. A lot of the way they do things is manual and can be a little tedious from what I've read, so it may be for the best.

Dani72 wrote:I was turned down at Paid Forum Posting. There was a typo in one of my first ten trial posts, so I was told I could make a few more. I was then turned down. I really couldn't work out why.

I checked back over the posts and my spelling, grammar and post length all looked fine to me. I'm a primary school teacher, so I thought I would be good enough to be accepted, but clearly not.

I do well at Post Loop and have good ratings there, so I must be doing something right.

I would contact someone there if you really want to work for them. There are everyday normal people working there, and if you explain your situation to them, you may be able to get somewhere and ask for a review. Not sure how their system works as I've never used it but it is always worth a try to contact an admin if possible. Surely, if they will make money from you and you are a decent writer, admin may look into it for you and approve you ... It's worth a try I rekon.

I'm not saying that she shouldn't try, but they are pretty final with these types of decisions. If they already gave her another chance on the typos, she may not have had enough words in the posts that she made. They prefer 25-50 word posts. They have a few other stipulations, but without seeing the threads that she chose or her posts, it would be hard to really determine the reasoning.

It may lead to nothing I agree, but if it is a site she really wants to work for it might be the only option left she has to pursue. If it fails, she has nothing to lose as she has already not been approved.

I was also denied at Paid Forum Posting. Frankly, I was shocked because I'm a full-time freelance writer. I also followed all their directions, which were very simple. I don't know what their deal is, but I've since moved on to bigger prospects.

Maybe they have enough writers right now and they are only accepting the one that really seems above and beyond even what they were hoping for. I don't know, they could've changed their standards since I was accepted.

http://youtobot.com/
http://www.myfreshgames.info/

These are both pay to post sites that are confirmed to pay

I got accepted at Paid Forum Posting as well, but the site is a little confusing to navigate. The jobs are basically on the the forum and you have to keep track of your own earnings and posts. If you familiarize yourself with the site, the pay is good for forum posting. For me, it is a little hard to keep up with my own earning because I just do the job without jotting down how many posts I have actually made. I prefer an automated system, but if I can figure out the site, I will do some work for them and update this thread.

Congratulations! Yeah, I didn't particularly care for how they go about posting and tracking either. Not to mention how they want you to post throughout the day and the week of the assignment. But, definitely keep up with it and tell us how it goes.

Sugarhill wrote:You can check out Paid Forum Posting. They are supposed to pay almost 20 cents a post. I read about them a while ago and I was accepted, but I have yet to do any posting for them. I don't have a referral link because I don't feel like getting it right now, but just Google them and try to get accepted.

I tried Paid Forum Posting a couple of years ago.

I finished the trial posts, got accepted, and was waiting for them to list forums I could easily post to. After all, you should not have to do research for 20 cents per post.

They sent out a mass mailing to all inactive posters stating that we should not wait for the "fun forums" to appear, and we should post to the available forums. I then deactivated my account, there.

I had the distinct feeling that the people running Paid Forum Posting thought we should work more like employees, on some level, than freelancers choosing which jobs to take and which forums to post on.

Others have probably better luck with with them, but I just did not like their tone.

I went over trying to work and I was going to post on one of their jobs. It was confusing as all get out, but I was going take the first step. I couldn't get registered for whatever reason at the board, so I PMed one of their mods or something. Her response was so over the top and unnecessary, especially considering that I did mention the "brand new" part, that I haven't gone back.

I don't even know if I could. I still get their work e-mails for the new postings, but considering the limits that they place on their postings and even how many jobs you can take overall, I don't know if the effort to get the work is worth even the .20 cents per post.

Aside from the site already posted in this thread, I know of another pay to post site.

It's called Nosforum. Google it guys.

How much do they pay per post? From what I've seen, the average pay to post site pays $.01 and there are only two that truly pay more than that.

I was denied at paid forum postings too. I wrote the word 'eat' instead of the word 'get' and they said I was denied because I wasn't a native English speaker. Sorry, but I was born and raised in America, it was simply a mistake. My posts were all 5 or more sentences and contributed quite a bit to the thread (at least I thought). My rating on PL is like 4.7 so obviously some people out there seem to think I do OK.

I just figure, if they are THAT picky, it's probably not something I want to deal with anyways.

Paid Forum Posting is looking for 25-50 word posts that seem natural and most likely will be a post that the next person will be able to add something to the thread. If they think your application post look forced, they will assume that your regular posts will also.

I haven't tried Paid Forum Posting but I will sure to get my hands on that site like now! It's amazing how we can earn cash these days without even needing to go out of the house and do a whole 9 to 5 job for some companies. I love this generation!