There are a lot of companies in which you can choose from. For beginners, you may want to check on the myLot community. Here, you are still eligible to take part even if your writing skills are not up to standards. You can get the full description from yourtypingjob.com.
You can write on anything you want. As long as it has a topic and some content in it, you are on your way to earn your first buck from the net. But you have to remember that there is no shortcut to success. Start slowly and patiently, and you will see the results as time passes by.
When you have passed some time in this community, you will find that it is such a rewarding experience to start with something small like myLot. It exposes you to massive topics to debate on, or just agreeing and adding your own points, starting a debate of your own and all other imaginable topics to be indulged in. Every effort in this community will be paid.
As for intermediate and expert levels of writers, you can also join this community to have a look and feel of it. This is going to be an advantage to you actually, because you are in a different league altogether. Your excellent writing skills will put you way above others – and in fact you will be rewarded in terms of earnings more than those who have lower grades of writing skills. The fact that everyone is labeled by "numbered stars" will put you in a better or best positions in myLot community.
There are also some other paying communities in which you can take part, for example Paid Forum and Dorm Check. You can play around here and posting all topics that you feel the most interesting to you.
You have to follow by their rules and regulations, though, as the same goes with any other paying sites on the net. If you fail to follow their rules, you might be terminated and you may not like to be kicked out of a sudden, isn't it?
Beware of scam programs. I've come across one program called Duno. I am not suggesting anything here, but I had a bad experience being there. So please be careful on what companies to choose from.
One tip to see whether it is a genuinely paying site: Make an effort to ask around other members in the community that you join about the company's reputation. You don't lose anything by asking. You only gain more information and get new friends.
Ask them whether they had actually received any payments, and by far through what form of transaction did the payments were made. Paypal and Moneybookers are trusted form of payment companies, and you can rely on both of them.
