thebassman
10-24-2001, 07:02 PM
I've heard of some web sites where people can post what they are looking for and you as a web designer can bid on the project. Does anybody know any web site addresses for sites like these?
 | View Full Version : Job Bidding KingsOfWeb 10-24-2001, 07:17 PM www.eLance.com, www.Guru.com and the project that we are working on. ;-) dherman76 10-24-2001, 07:20 PM The problem with those sites are that the bidding is always undercut and EXTREMELY LOW. greengunboat 10-24-2001, 09:28 PM like I say, you get what you pay for method5 10-24-2001, 10:17 PM There is also http://www.rentacoder.com/ but the projects there are even cheaper then http://www.elance.com I seen a java programming job get sold for $10! Ouch! I would never touch something that low. CWDSolutions 10-25-2001, 05:39 PM One that others might be interested in is http://www.smarterwork.com/ They DO NOT charge per bid, only if you win the bid. Then they take 10% of the bid and a 4% administration charge. You must however take tests to qualify in each category you want to bid on. But as said before there are very cheap bidders on this site and any other you can think of. Others to mention: BullHorn - www.bullhorn.com BizBuyer - www.bizbuyer.com BuyerZone - www.buyerzone.com Prosavvy - www.prosavvy.com ZDNet IT RFP Center - http://zdnet.newmediary.com I am sure there are others that neither I or anyone else has mentioned but this will give you pleanty of places to look. Regards, Ray flatron 10-25-2001, 05:58 PM Those tests are hilarious. Their test open in one window . . . google open in another . . . voila ! 100% in an subject I know nothing about. CWDSolutions 10-25-2001, 06:43 PM Tests are not that dificult but if you are really not any good in the field you cheated on, then I am sure it will show on any project you do work on. This in turn would cause your rating to go down and hurt you with potential customers. Not to say you would do it, but your right I am sure there are those who have. Regards, Ray Brad 10-29-2001, 02:39 AM A new one just opened on our server tonight and looks promising too. No monthly costs, no sign-up costs, low commissions, 3% or $1.00 to webmasters, whichever is greater and 7% to programmers, or $9, whichever is greater. They DO NOT charge per bid, only if you win the bid. They even give you $5.00 to sign up and pay you for other webmasters and programmers that sign-up through you. There are NO sign-up charges. iWebLance.com (http://www.iweblance.com) Gurudev 11-07-2001, 05:10 PM Does anybody know any web site addresses for sites like these? Visit our site at ProgrammingBids.com - free to sign-up, $10 bonus, fee waived on first deal. hostforums 11-13-2001, 08:39 PM http://www.freelancebbs.com/ |