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By Jennifer Mattern on 31st July, 2007Filed in Freelance Writing Job Ads

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Here are some more freelance writing jobs for Tuesday, July 31st including online writing jobs, print freelance writing jobs, and blogging jobs.

Freelance Writer / Reporter – Phoenix

Freelance Copyeditor – Chicago

Freelance Reporter – Boston

Freelance Resume Writer / Editor 

Freelance Corporate Communications Specialist 

Web Content Writing – Travel 

Web Design – Content Writer 

Articles and Blogs Needed

SEO Law Blog Writing

Freelance Greeting Card Writer 

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1. PR
   
   

   Your 7/31 posting of Freelance Greeting Card writer requires you to buy a password before you can apply. The ads reads like you can just send them an email or visit the site but the info isn’t given. That’s shady.

2. Jennifer Mattern
   
   

   There’s nothing shady about the job itself. The password purchase has nothing to do with the individual job. It’s for the job site (Telecommuting Jobs I believe). Several job sites require memberships, and while I don’t post a lot of jobs from them, it’s still a resource some readers would find useful (whether they’re already a member of that site, or if they then decide to join). The password for that particular site is for a year’s membership to be able to post your own resume, apply for jobs through their site, etc.

3. latoya
   
   

   Love the new look!

4. Jenn
   
   

   Thanks!

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