Freelancers required
 

Hi all, Please dont think this spam. Just genuinely trying to help
freelancers

I voluntary run a jobs forum for Freelance Designers and Programmers. We are
in need of more freelancers to apply for the projects we have on the board
at the moment. The more freelancers we have, means more projects being
posted

There are no fees, its totally free. I run the community purely voluntary.
So I guess this is an invite if you are interested.

www.designcrowd.com

Regards
JohnT

Re: Freelancers required
 

Design-Crowd wrote:

> There are no fees, its totally free. I run the community purely
> voluntary.

It has adverts, so someone must be getting some income from it.

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Re: Freelancers required
 

Without quill or qualm, Design-Crowd quothed:

> Hi all, Please dont think this spam. Just genuinely trying to help
> freelancers
>
> I voluntary run a jobs forum for Freelance Designers and Programmers. We are
> in need of more freelancers to apply for the projects we have on the board
> at the moment. The more freelancers we have, means more projects being
> posted
>
> There are no fees, its totally free. I run the community purely voluntary.
> So I guess this is an invite if you are interested.

The last time I did something for free I didn't get paid.

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Re: Freelancers required
 

neredbojias wrote:
> Without quill or qualm, Design-Crowd quothed:
>
>
>>Hi all, Please dont think this spam. Just genuinely trying to help
>>freelancers
>>
>>I voluntary run a jobs forum for Freelance Designers and Programmers. We are
>>in need of more freelancers to apply for the projects we have on the board
>>at the moment. The more freelancers we have, means more projects being
>>posted
>>
>>There are no fees, its totally free. I run the community purely voluntary.
>>So I guess this is an invite if you are interested.
>
>
> The last time I did something for free I didn't get paid.
>

Hello neredbojias,

The OP was not suggesting that you do the work for free. What he means
by *freelancer* is that you are an independent worker, who sells your
work to the employer without any long-term commitment.

So, really, if you are a *freelancer* so to speak, the OP is giving you
the opportunity to find yourself some work using their website forums,
where *employers* are advertising their needs.

Not sure if Design-Crowd are taking commission for the work you do
because of their service; something perhaps interesting to take a look
at if you need the spare work.



Yours Sincerely,
Samuël ML Lison

--
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Jobs Available: http://business.dreamcities.net/jobs.html
Contact Me: http://about.dreamcities.net/contact.html

Re: Freelancers required
 

Thank you Samuel for putting things into perspective.
The answer is that I do run it voluntary and I do not earn a penny. No fees
are involved at all. I am a freelancer myself and sympathise with the cause.
Its very strange that I have had such a hostile reaction from other groups
too when all I am trying to do is help??? Makes me a bit blue all this

Thanks anyway
JohnT
www.designcrowd.com






"Samuël ML Lison" <news@dreamcities.net> wrote in message
news:10qtpt8c6ng4p58@news20.forteinc.com...
> neredbojias wrote:
> > Without quill or qualm, Design-Crowd quothed:
> >
> >
> >>Hi all, Please dont think this spam. Just genuinely trying to help
> >>freelancers
> >>
> >>I voluntary run a jobs forum for Freelance Designers and Programmers. We
are
> >>in need of more freelancers to apply for the projects we have on the
board
> >>at the moment. The more freelancers we have, means more projects being
> >>posted
> >>
> >>There are no fees, its totally free. I run the community purely
voluntary.
> >>So I guess this is an invite if you are interested.
> >
> >
> > The last time I did something for free I didn't get paid.
> >
>
> Hello neredbojias,
>
> The OP was not suggesting that you do the work for free. What he means
> by *freelancer* is that you are an independent worker, who sells your
> work to the employer without any long-term commitment.
>
> So, really, if you are a *freelancer* so to speak, the OP is giving you
> the opportunity to find yourself some work using their website forums,
> where *employers* are advertising their needs.
>
> Not sure if Design-Crowd are taking commission for the work you do
> because of their service; something perhaps interesting to take a look
> at if you need the spare work.
>
>
>
> Yours Sincerely,
> Samuël ML Lison
>
> --
> DreamCities.net - A Community for All! (http://www.dreamcities.net)
> Jobs Available: http://business.dreamcities.net/jobs.html
> Contact Me: http://about.dreamcities.net/contact.html

Re: Freelancers required
 

Design-Crowd wrote:
> Thank you Samuel for putting things into perspective.
> The answer is that I do run it voluntary and I do not earn a penny. No fees
> are involved at all. I am a freelancer myself and sympathise with the cause.
> Its very strange that I have had such a hostile reaction from other groups
> too when all I am trying to do is help??? Makes me a bit blue all this
>
> Thanks anyway
> JohnT
> www.designcrowd.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Samuël ML Lison" <news@dreamcities.net> wrote in message
> news:10qtpt8c6ng4p58@news20.forteinc.com...
>
>>neredbojias wrote:
>>
>>>Without quill or qualm, Design-Crowd quothed:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi all, Please dont think this spam. Just genuinely trying to help
>>>>freelancers
>>>>
>>>>I voluntary run a jobs forum for Freelance Designers and Programmers. We
>
> are
>
>>>>in need of more freelancers to apply for the projects we have on the
>
> board
>
>>>>at the moment. The more freelancers we have, means more projects being
>>>>posted
>>>>
>>>>There are no fees, its totally free. I run the community purely
>
> voluntary.
>
>>>>So I guess this is an invite if you are interested.
>>>
>>>
>>>The last time I did something for free I didn't get paid.
>>>
>>
>>Hello neredbojias,
>>
>>The OP was not suggesting that you do the work for free. What he means
>>by *freelancer* is that you are an independent worker, who sells your
>>work to the employer without any long-term commitment.
>>
>>So, really, if you are a *freelancer* so to speak, the OP is giving you
>>the opportunity to find yourself some work using their website forums,
>>where *employers* are advertising their needs.
>>
>>Not sure if Design-Crowd are taking commission for the work you do
>>because of their service; something perhaps interesting to take a look
>>at if you need the spare work.
>>
>>
>>
>>Yours Sincerely,
>>Samuël ML Lison
>>
>>--
>>DreamCities.net - A Community for All! (http://www.dreamcities.net)
>>Jobs Available: http://business.dreamcities.net/jobs.html
>>Contact Me: http://about.dreamcities.net/contact.html
>
>
>

I think you are doing a great job John, the site is very useful.

--
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providers of advanced, affordable UK hosting since 2001
http://www.nativespace.com

Re: Freelancers required
 

"Design-Crowd" <graphicworksREMOVE@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message news:<41ae04d6$0$23020$cc9e4d1f@news.dial.pipex.co m>...
> Hi all, Please dont think this spam. Just genuinely trying to help
> freelancers
>
> I voluntary run a jobs forum for Freelance Designers and Programmers. We are
> in need of more freelancers to apply for the projects we have on the board
> at the moment. The more freelancers we have, means more projects being
> posted
>
> There are no fees, its totally free. I run the community purely voluntary.
> So I guess this is an invite if you are interested.
>
> www.designcrowd.com

Thanks for the site!