Requesting a Content Writer from India

balramm

And here I am, paying 1500 INR ($18) on Average for each article in my own country xD

cybertech

@balramm said:
And here I am, paying 1500 INR ($18) on Average for each article in my own country xD

you are too generous.

Offshore_Solutions

@balramm said:
And here I am, paying 1500 INR ($18) on Average for each article in my own country xD

Please don't be confused by the noise, the payed content writers are creating 3-4 sentence conversation starters:

1) I recently heard about "X" provider.
2) Are there anyone used "X" provider before?
3) What do you think about their services?

Most could do this in less than a minute as opposed to a full-length article.

@moontakane said:
Just curious- how do you measure performance? Assuming these are forum posts you're paying for.

I've tried 3 places to hire content writers. I first hired them from a company where I would deal with their Supervisor - truly rubbish. I only needed to try that once to learn these big content writing companies produce terrible results.

Then I would mostly contacted members of LES directly. These were much better.

Now we are going to make them part of the team & change our forum to be more associated with promoting India as the rising Tech provider (once the price of connectivity in India goes down).

revise_nerves0h

SCAMMER!!!!!

hresser

It would be cheaper to hire chatgpt directly, don't use the people you will hire as intermediaries, they will do it too.

revise_nerves0h

People will always exploit other people and unfortunately that's the truth.

Offshore_Solutions

@revise_nerves0h said:
People will always exploit other people and unfortunately that's the truth.

People that agree to a job upfront with a set pay scale are choosing for themselves, not being exploited which would require forced coercion

For those unaware, i believe @revise_nerves0h is one of the 3 alt-accounts of @NetDynamics24 who I exposed here at LET for tax fraud for not reporting business income by diverting it to a German account. You will see my evidence on my post in the middle of this page:
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3234827#Comment_3234827

Void

@Offshore_Solutions said:

the payed content writers are creating 3-4 sentence conversation starters:

1) I recently heard about "X" provider.
2) Are there anyone used "X" provider before?
3) What do you think about their services?

In short, ‘paid shills’.

revise_nerves0h

@Offshore_Solutions said:

@revise_nerves0h said:
People will always exploit other people and unfortunately that's the truth.

People that agree to a job upfront with a set pay scale are choosing for themselves, not being exploited which would require forced coercion

For those unaware, i believe @revise_nerves0h is one of the 3 alt-accounts of @NetDynamics24 who I exposed here at LET for tax fraud for not reporting business income by diverting it to a German account. You will see my evidence on my post in the middle of this page:
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3234827#Comment_3234827

You are exploiting the desperate individuals. The point isn't whether someone registered for a job because they wanted to but maybe because they needed to, especially with this horrific pay.

revise_nerves0h

@Offshore_Solutions said:

@revise_nerves0h said:
People will always exploit other people and unfortunately that's the truth.

People that agree to a job upfront with a set pay scale are choosing for themselves, not being exploited which would require forced coercion

For those unaware, i believe @revise_nerves0h is one of the 3 alt-accounts of @NetDynamics24 who I exposed here at LET for tax fraud for not reporting business income by diverting it to a German account. You will see my evidence on my post in the middle of this page:
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3234827#Comment_3234827

What? I am not whoever this individual is. But it seems like your scamming here and I am sure that others would agree. Exploiting desperate or individuals from third world country is sickening and to come on this forum and accuse me of being an alt of some random account is clearly showing that your trying to hide my points.

revise_nerves0h

@Offshore_Solutions said:

@balramm said:
And here I am, paying 1500 INR ($18) on Average for each article in my own country xD

Please don't be confused by the noise, the payed content writers are creating 3-4 sentence conversation starters:

1) I recently heard about "X" provider.
2) Are there anyone used "X" provider before?
3) What do you think about their services?

Most could do this in less than a minute as opposed to a full-length article.

@moontakane said:
Just curious- how do you measure performance? Assuming these are forum posts you're paying for.

I've tried 3 places to hire content writers. I first hired them from a company where I would deal with their Supervisor - truly rubbish. I only needed to try that once to learn these big content writing companies produce terrible results.

Then I would mostly contacted members of LES directly. These were much better.

Now we are going to make them part of the team & change our forum to be more associated with promoting India as the rising Tech provider (once the price of connectivity in India goes down).

If this only takes 'a minute' what is the need for hiring and wasting others time for little pay. India doesn't have the best reputation for trust and reliability. Personally all the interactions I have had with India have been scams.

Arkas

@Offshore_Solutions said: For those unaware, i believe @revise_nerves0h is one of the 3 alt-accounts of @NetDynamics24 who I exposed

Please only use facts, not beliefs.

JasonM

@Offshore_Solutions I've DM you and emailed too! Kindly check it. You've not replied it since December, 31st!

P.S. Does anybody/Mods/Admin know how @Offshore_Solutions to be contacted? He has not signed in since Dec, 6th, 2023.

Varidata

GPT will take it

Lex

@Offshore_Solutions said: Indian community & promote the rising IT & webhosting strength in India.

What exactly do you promote with 10$? Poverty?