U.S. College Student Looking For Work. $.012/word. Price Negociable.

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Hi, my name is Zac and i am a 15 year old college student in California. This is my first post, as i was referred by a friend who does jobs here and makes some extra money every month. As a 15 year old, i don't have a job; but i have to pay for college somehow, right? I am not going to lie about my age, because i believe the fact that I am in college three years early speaks for itself. My grammar is excellent, and my vocabulary is massive. The person who referred me claims he sells 50 articles of 500 words each at $0.012 per word, which is $300 a week from a single customer of his. I am going to be asking for the same pay he receives. However, the price is not firm because I do need work. I am also under the impression being from an English speaking country puts me a metaphorical step above many of the Indians looking for work freelancing. Anyways, you can contact me over one of two instant messengers:
MSN: ztblair1995@hotmail.com
AIM: troll1jsp

Help a young college student pay for his books, let me know if you have any work and the time frame on said work. Keep in mind this is my first time doing this type of work, and I might need an example of the type of work you want done before i can write.

Thank you,
Zac
 


you're 15 and in college? what year? i would wager that you do NOT have to pay for college as you'd be scholarship material at that age.

what is your major btw?
 
This is my freshman year at a community college because i can not afford to go anywhere else and i also can not leave home yet for multiple reasons, and no other college is in driving range for a daily commute. I'm from a low income family, so no money there. I haven't received any federal grants or scholarships yet, but i'm going to see my counselor as soon as possible to apply for them.
Oh, and i haven't chosen a major but i would like to be a structural engineer.
 
well, if true good luck! you've come to the right place to make money...

ps, as you're going to be providing a service & writing professionally - start using spell-check.
 
haha i know, im just typing casually because this is a forum. also, it helps that my browser includes automatic spell check for all entry fields.
 
I graduated high school one-year early and even then, I entered college at seventeen.

Not trying to blow anyone's cover here but in the USA, a "college" is not of high school age. (A fifteen-year-old is a sophomore in high school.) Whereas in other parts of the world, the phrase "college" is. What country of California are you from? Heh! Funny...

Regardless, I do wish you the best of luck. :)
 
PDXOR said:
Price Negociable.
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My bad, thats my spanglish speaking. Sometimes i throw in a spanish word when i'm typing, it's a nasty habit.

Beth Freeman said:
I graduated high school one-year early and even then, I entered college at seventeen.

Not trying to blow anyone's cover here but in the USA, a "college" is not of high school age. (A fifteen-year-old is a sophomore in high school.) Whereas in other parts of the world, the phrase "college" is. What country of California are you from? Heh! Funny...

Regardless, I do wish you the best of luck. :)
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you're coming off like an ignorant bitch. no offense.
I entered school a year early, and completed everything through 10th grade (taking supplementary community college courses), then took the california high school proficiency test. Proof of completion this test is widely accepted as a high school diploma by colleges (most importantly U.C. schools). This is my first semester at community college. I am 15 years old and in college, and that is what i posted. Next time you want make an idiotic remark, make sure your logic isn't full of holes.
 
Sigh.

Your period belongs IN the ( ) and not outside of it. And it's "15-years-old" with -.

I see you also name-called me, thus proving perhaps you really ARE your young age.

However, I still wish you the best of luck :) I do!

:) B
 
Beth Freeman said:
Sigh.

Your period belongs IN the ( ) and not outside of it. And it's "15-years-old" with -.

I see you also name-called me, thus proving perhaps you really ARE your young age.

However, I still wish you the best of luck :) I do!

:) B
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If a whole sentence is inside parentheses, then put the period inside the end parenthesis. If only part of the sentence is in parentheses, then the period goes outside of the end parenthesis. God damn you're arrogant and wrong. I do believe i told you to check your posts for idiocy before posting. Also, for the 15-year-old / 15 year old matter, i know you hyphenate multiple words when they are used as a single adjective, but this is a forum, and i'm not capitalizing the word I either. Quit being a bitch and face the facts; no matter how condescending you pretend to be over the internet, you will always be an idiot in comparison.
 
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If a whole sentence is inside parentheses, then put the period inside the end parenthesis. If only part of the sentence is in parentheses, then the period goes outside of the end parenthesis. God damn you're arrogant and wrong.
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And you are a plagiarist.

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You're being made to look a bit of a twat on this thread, aren't you?
 
Zac,

Sometimes in life you'll run across people that you don't like, but it's rarely a good idea to call them a bitch in a public thread that was created to sell your services.
 
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