Anyone tried working from home using freelanceworkexchange?

**MisterGoof** · 23 September 2004, 12:03

Re: Anyone tried working from home using freelanceworkexcha

I'm at work so wont click but I suspect this is a wrongun !!

**malvolio** · 23 September 2004, 14:51

Just had a look...

1) Its American.

2) It charges you for the service

3) I flatly refuse to believe the "recommendations" quoted - not even Americans are that enthusiastic!

4) You can't actually see any real-world opportunities, only a pile of success stories.

The words "barge" and pole" come to mind...

**McBainCo** · 23 September 2004, 20:42

Re: Just had a look...

"The words "barge" and pole" come to mind..." summarises it well.

I should like to remind the poster about the BB policy about adds!

How many people would fall for that type of marketing?

**DimPrawn** · 25 September 2004, 12:46

Re: Just had a look...

This is a much better site.

www.sitathomeandwatchtvwhilstbeingpaidtodonothing. com

**thunderlizard** · 25 September 2004, 14:33

Re: Just had a look...

g002ahe,
That might have passed for decent viral marketeering in '99 but nowadays you'll have try harder. Me and my mates all use ThunderMedia Viral Marketing Services LLP. They're part of the ThunderCorp group who are a great bunch of lads.

**datestamp** · 26 September 2004, 16:14

Re: Anyone tried working from home using freelanceworkexcha

Probably quite fun "working from home using freelanceworkexchange"
apart from the words:

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- which one would imagine to be quite illegal in the UK to ask for money to be able to apply for a job!

Other than that, what can I say !

**IsItOver** · 6 October 2004, 00:31

Re: Anyone tried working from home using freelanceworkexcha

There were seceral such IT 'exchange' sites set up in the dot.con boom - some of which charged thousands of pounds.... One I clearly remember seemed to be dominated by contracts freely available on the Internet from the EU OJEC... which one man companies stood no chance of winning anyhow...

Anyone tried working from home using freelanceworkexchange?