Ever wanted to make money just posting at forums? It’s a free hobby for many, but a paid job for only a selected few. Sign up here to get started right away! It’s nice and easy, here are the four simple steps towards the money, as displayed on their site :

1. Create An Account
Create an account by filling in your information on the Forum Posters page. Check your email to find our confirmation request. Confirm your account.

2. Get A Job!
Login into your account. You will see your Account Summary which lists your reputation, account balance, jobs completed etc. Click on Posting Jobs. Here you will see the current posting jobs available. Pick a forum which you are interested in. Read the posting instructions. Look at the Payment Rates. If you are interested in the forum, visit it and make an account. Give us the username and password of the account you just created. Click ‘Take The Job’.

3. Do The Job!
You may now start posting. Make sure you follow their posting instructions and the General Posting Guidelines. You may assign yourself to multiple forums at once, just make sure you keep organized. Once you have completed posting on a forum, click ‘Job Completed’ on the side of the forum name in your Admin Panel. Double check to make sure it’s the right forum and you have completed all your posts. Your account will be credited with the money owed for the Posting Job.

4. You’re Done.
As you complete satisfactory posting jobs, your posting Reputation will go up. Your Payment Rate gets significantly higher the more Reputation you have. Read more on Reputation. Once your Account Balance reaches your Minimum Payment amount, you will be paid via Paypal. Read more on Payment.

That’s all there is to it! Get your account over here.

Another cash for posting site has appeared, namely paidposting.org. This one differs from the others in that users place bids for jobs they want, and the client choses the users they want. No, you don’t pay to get a job, you bid on how much you’de be willing to do the job for. The forms of payment, the amounts of payment, and job info are not handled by the site itself, but by the clients. This is a serious form of business that will make you lots of money, and it’s all up to you how much money you can get. The clients set the maximum amount they’re willing to pay, but other than that it’s your choice. $50, $100, $1000, you name it. Obviously the client will be looking for the more cheaper alternatives, so I advice you not too bid too high, but what’s even more important is good quality posts. You can list samples in your profile, select genres you’re interested in and write a short informative note about you to greatly increase your chances in getting the job. There aren’t many jobs available yet, but the site is growing quickly, and there are lots of users competing to get the jobs. Want to join in the competition? Click here to sign up.  Of course it’s free, no hidden fees, no caches. It might not be enough to work with full time, but it’ll give you occasionaly cashboosts to your account.

1. Paid Forum Posting

I’m afraid I can’t give you a very biased review on this one. It’s the service I’ve worked most with out of the ones mentioned, and so far it’s been going great. They give  $.2 Per Post, the team is helpful and active, and there are overall about five new jobs each week. Great place.

2. Ideal Posting

Ideal Posting is a relativly new service, with a simple signup application requiring no sample posts. They have missions within varied genres and good pay as well, compared to other providers. $.5 Per Post.

3. Forum Shock

Forum Shock is a big reliable service that just recenntly celebrated their first birthday online, and a wooping 70,000 posts for clients in just 365 days. They have good support, lots of availible jobs, and unfortunately also many writers ( atm over 1000 ). Keep an eye open for open spots though, they are always looking for new talent, so if you have it, you’ll get a job easily. They also offer other services related to forum signitures, skin making, etcetc. No payment information is however availible onsite.

4. Paid Posting Central

A good service, with good jobs, helpful administrators and a good deal of work involved as well. Not much more I know about this service, yet.

5. Forum Angels

A stylish website. Lots of clients, lots of writers and and lots of work. The pay isn’t the greatest in the world, but if you manage to post fast and keep the quality threshold high you can make a fine deal money here.

6. Content Wizards

The Content Wizards not only speciailze in forum posting, but also in webdesign, installation, articles, and other webrelated tasks. If you need a job, send them a message and you’ll be given one.

7. Forum Mechanics

Here’s another good service. They offer forum posting, installation, as well as a few other services. If they accept new writers is not viewable on their site, but an email should get you an answer.

8. Post on My Forum

One of the more greedy services out of this bunch. They don’t give much to their writers, but they have quite a few availible jobs and no lack of workers either at the time of writing. If you need the job, apply and get posting, if not you’d be better off looking at one of the alternatives above. ^
Forum Angels is a stylish website, with lots of plans, active forums and a variety of different members.

9. Adhoc Posting

A new reasonable service, with a few writers and good plans. The layout might not be the nicest one could achieve, but they have good support and seem to be doing their job well so far.

10. Posting Pays

Posting pays should be way further down the list, but in lack of other good services to post about I thought I’d talk about this one as an example. of one of hundreds of services that start out full with ambitions, and end within months. At the time of writing the domain is parked and filled with ads, awaiting future revival, which is not likely to be arriving anytime soon – at least not from the current providers. Be aware that there are more sites like this than there are good reliable posting services, so don’t waste your time with newcomers you don’t completely trust.

Brigade Posting ( http://brigadeposting.com ) just opened up, a site that links together forum posters and people with a great need for forum posters. This is a relatively new business that’s been appearing more and more over the net, where companies hire other companies to increase their forum activity. These other companies gather together large quantaties of forum posters and send them on missions, in various forums, for set amounts of cash. Obviously they take a beneficial amount of the money for themselves. Brigade Posting is a bit different from the others as it doesn’t have as harsh an approval system as the rest. You just have to post five sample posts to get qualified, and as long as you watch out not to post any typos, you’re in. Here all users can start posting for cash, the amounts of cash they give out are lower than most  rivals, but that’s something we just have to accept considering the posting standards they have. As a user you can browse through the different campaigns, claim campaigns within your areas of interest, and start posting! You can cashout at $5, and the jobs usually give you one or two cents per post, sometimes less, sometimes more. As a bonus feature, you can write articles for the site and earn a small sum of $0.05 for each. Not much, I know, but if you write articles elsewhere you can copy/paste them here, and earn a little extra. Don’t worry, you retain all copyright on them too.