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✅LEGIT iWriter Reviews: SCAM or LEGIT?

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iWriter is a get paid to write site, similar in format to Hirewriters. It is legit. Real hack writers work their way up to "Elite" level and earn real money at the site. However, the site seems to fail for many, if not most, of the people who try to earn money there. How will it fail you? Let me count the (most common) ways.


1. You must pass an English writing test. If you have writing talent and native fluency in English, the test is easy. Some clients look for people who are fluent in writing or translating other languages as well as English. If you are fully bilingual it may be worth taking the English test and getting the "we'll e-mail you" response. If you have the English writing skills they want, you should be steered to a list of writing jobs. There's a lot of competition, so don't even bother if you're not a professional writer.

2. You start out as a "Standard" writer. Jobs at this level are poorly paid, and although the list of available jobs changes continually, the list of jobs for "Standard writers" is often uninspiring, with choices like "Write a promotion for an app you know is useless" or "Translate a document from a language you don't even recognize." You can wait until an attractive job comes up and bid on it, but that's likely to mean no chance to earn US$2 for that day.

3. Clients can ask for revisions or just flatly reject your writing. They don't have to give a reason at all, and when they do, their reason may be a cover for "I want to use this material without paying for it." Even when their reason is valid, hello, these people aren't good at explaining what they want; that is why they hire hack writers. These problems are common to most writing sites. It's always a good idea to have a default publisher, if only your blog, where you can assert your claim to your work.. However, in most cases the client is a small, poor business, or an individual in desperate circumstances looking for someone to help with legal or academic documents, and won't actually make any money from the document for which you've been cheated either, so you won't have much of a base for a lawsuit. You claim your work just to discourage blatant abuse of the system.

4. At other writing sites, like Hirewriters and Guru, I've worked up and built a base of clients. I was willing to do that at iWriter, too, but it didn't work for me for another peculiar reason. IWriter uses "i-frame" coding to process documents...and some servers, like the free servers most of us penniless writers use, will scramble anything coded with "i-frames." Clients were getting truncated and scrambled versions of what I wrote for them. After reading some of the documents iWriter sent to clients, and comparing them with what I'd written in Word, I was surprised that anybody had ever paid me for anything! Certainly I wasn't going to build the kind of ratings and fans that had pushed me to the top in a few months at Hirewriters. So I've regretfully stopped writing for that site. Meanwhile, people for whom the "i-frame" coding has not been a problem are making money there.

5. What some writers like best, others hate most: If iWriter works for you, you'll have fans who will specify that they're offering a job just for you. IWriter is, like Freelancer, surprisingly unsophisticated about filtering those jobs. They'll show up on the general notice page and annoy all the people wondering whether they'll ever get a decent job through the site.

6. Also, as with Hirewriters, people who've encountered any sort of problem with the site have found their accounts just shut down for no reason. In the absence of any process for arbitration, it's impossible to say whether these are writers who've abused the system (let's admit it, one of Bubblews' problems was that people were pasting in chunks of articles copied directly from Forbes and Reuters) or writers who've been abused by the system (at Hirewriters, their problem was that they didn't want to process tax information as required by U.S. law).

7. Also, it's possible to buy your promotion to "Elite" level rather than earning it. Customers don't like this, nor do writers, but apparently it keeps the site solvent, so that option is still available despite a multitude of complaints.

So, in conclusion: If iWriter works for you, it may serve you well. It's just a site that does not work for a lot of people who've tried it.
 
I was on this site and had written several articles. I had good ratings but suddenly 1 bad rating got my account banned.

That took with it my ability to access my account and my hard earned cash. Unfair in my opinion.
 
This site has a great opportunity for writers who have high level of writing. I have been there and earned good. There are levels. I am still at the standard level as I did not find time to write there.
 
Just like textbroker, this one pays very low. Lot of competition. And people from around the world compete for the low cost projects. I find it really hard to compete here. Not something I can do that easily.
 
I joined this site more than a year ago but I haven't attempted any task there as yet. It's not too encouraging for beginners like me because the pay for completing a 300-word topic is very low, usually around @$2 or a little less. It seems that it would take a long time working at tasks before I would be able to start earning at a reasonable rate. It's beat that I skip this opportunity and go look for something more rewarding for the time I would spend here wasting my time on something that is isn't rewarding much in the way of earnings.
 
I submitted an article and was put on a waiting list. I also passed the tricky grammar test and still have not heard from them, I hope they will get back to me soon.
I think when you pass the test you are good to go. Personally, I completed the test and began to write instantly. They do not send you any email to tell you to start writing. So, I guess your account is just lying idle. You should start acting on it and try to write a few articles. The good thing is that there is a 24/7 help desk. They respond at a fast rate. I would suggest reaching out to them in case you encounter a problem. You can also submit a ticket. Iwriter is a legit site and if all works in favour of you, reaching the elite level is not a heavy task.
 
iWriter is a great service for those who are new to writing. I used iWriter to launch my writing career. But i must say, it's not the best for an expert writer. You will get disappointed by other user's rating. Also, nowadays it's full of scam artists. Some are registering two accounts so that they can promote one and get to the elite level.

Also while selecting a job to do, you should be keen on the ratings. Only take from clients with an approval rate of above 70%.
 
I joined the site last year but never really tried to take a look at the jobs offered 'til February or thereabouts. On my first day on the site, there were like only 4 articles available for "standard writers." Took a few more minutes looking around the site but when I checked back there were no jobs available any more.

While I've heard some nice things said about this site, you shouldn't expect to make too much money on the site because there are times you'll find there are no available jobs.

That's the reason why I did not pursue my writing in that site. First is the classification of writers that you have to spend to up your ranking to premium or elite. As a lure, the standard writer earns much less than the higher ranked members. Another issue is the availability of jobs that is like a scramble among the standard writers, again this is a lure to upgrade your ranking. But for those nothing to do, I guess iWriter is the place to be. At least you have a chance to earn although you have to be good with your grammar.
 
It's legit, I applied for iWriter a few days back, the test difficulty seemed fair, but the major con for me is lack of jobs. There are jobs for the Elite and Premium users, but no jobs for the beginner ones. There will be times where one or two would pop up, but then it's a race for the writers to propose their work to the client, in which there's also a lot of times that the work gets rejected and then you'll have to wait again for work.
 
I am a bit hesitant to write there as when I was there may be a year ago i noticed my articles were getting rejected at the tail end. Rejection means my rating will go down. I am at 3.6 now. It should go to 4 to get to the premium level. Some requesters there are cheats. They must be making use of our articles and simply rejecting them. Most of my articles have got 5 star ratings.
 
I have not gone back there in ages. After a few rejections not known to me why I am vary of my rating going down if I contribute further and I get further rejections.
 
iWriter is a legitimate writing marketplace site. I am a member of it but I never wrote any article as most of the topics are out of my comfort zone. I often get emails from them, but I am just ignoring it. I prefer writing for websites like the old Bubblews and some its clones.
 
I heard about iWriter several times before but I never joined the site. I think it will be a bit difficult for me to survive over there. I know that many people have been successful and there are positive reviews too. I would love to see any proof of payments
 
Sounds good, I would love to join as it looks challenging and I am sure i can do well on iwriter. Do you have any payment proofs to show us and glad they pay via PayPal.
 
Sounds good, I would love to join as it looks challenging and I am sure i can do well on iwriter. Do you have any payment proofs to show us and glad they pay via PayPal.
Do note that the projects on the site are extremely low. For example some clients start for 500 words for 25 cents. And that;s a really small amount. And you'd not get anywhere with that type of earning. So you should consider another site if you are serious. No professional writer would make use of that type of the rate. So I suggest better make use of the instant article on facebook and write on your own blog.
 
Do note that the projects on the site are extremely low. For example some clients start for 500 words for 25 cents. And that;s a really small amount. And you'd not get anywhere with that type of earning. So you should consider another site if you are serious. No professional writer would make use of that type of the rate. So I suggest better make use of the instant article on facebook and write on your own blog.
I think you are right. But how can we make use of Instant articles on Facebook, do tell me more about it. I heard someone on mylot saying that he is doing pretty well with this Facebook article but he did not shared with me.
 
I actually joined iWriter years back. However, I never took a job because I don't think I can meet their requirements. I don't think I am a professional writer, and iWriter is a good site for professional ones. I knew some good writers earning well on that site. I kept receiving emails to write iWriter but I ended up ignoring them.
 
They're actually screening you before you get in. And yes, you get paid depending on how hardworking you are. You should be good enough in writing, so as that you never run out of ideas. It's good for passionate writers.. But it's not so reliable if you'll solely rely on it for your earning.
 
They're actually screening you before you get in. And yes, you get paid depending on how hardworking you are. You should be good enough in writing, so as that you never run out of ideas. It's good for passionate writers.. But it's not so reliable if you'll solely rely on it for your earning.
I think you nailed it pretty well. You can surely do well but you cannot solely rely on them, You should have some other means to do well and earn some money. I think for you, as you are good at writing articles. You can join this website and do well.
 
iWriter is a legitimate writing marketplace site. I am a member of it but I never wrote any article as most of the topics are out of my comfort zone. I often get emails from them, but I am just ignoring it. I prefer writing for websites like the old Bubblews and some its clones.
The way rates are being placed. I can tell you that it's not easy to earn from their marketplace. And the comfort zone has nothing to do with it. You just have to write the content but if the rate is always low what seems to be the point. I mean writing content say 1000 words for 1$. That's super low infact as low as forum comments where we may add a lot of content.
 
The way rates are being placed. I can tell you that it's not easy to earn from their marketplace. And the comfort zone has nothing to do with it. You just have to write the content but if the rate is always low what seems to be the point. I mean writing content say 1000 words for 1$. That's super low infact as low as forum comments where we may add a lot of content.
Yeah 1000 words for 1 Dollar is pretty bottom low and i guess you can earn more then that even if you join some forums like post loop, the forum wheel, the forum coin or even my lot as well. They should pay well so that many can get motivated to work there.
 

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