Any other article content sites that pay you if you are not a US resident?

Since someone else brought it up, I second this. I wouldn't touch Helium or Triond though. HubPages is great...Info Barrel will be a Top-100 Alexa ranked website.

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steadypay 13 years ago

muchos gracis
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chemashie 13 years ago

this is awesome guy.lot of appreciation.
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- Gail_Curran 13 years ago
  
  Constant Content pays if someone buys your articles. You have to be a pretty decent writer.
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  steadypay 13 years ago
  
  I was thinking could you just resubmit the same articles to several of these sites to get paid several times? I presume that if they do the checks then it wouldn't work right?
  
  What about if you 'spun' each one? Same thing?
  
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Robert Bridges 13 years ago

I was getting paid from AC Content they even sent me a T shirt for attending one of their webinars.

Living in the UK has changed the payment system it was nice to get small dollars once every three months into my account though.

I really like AC Content great community of great writers. There are many places in the UK online where you can review things, products, books and gadgets and they pay money, they have referral downlines to which can increase your payment, I should go back and check what I already know.

For years now I have been looking for the next big thing, its exciting but never really amounts to much. Consistency is key. I still get e-mails from successful writers in US from AC Content some of them are churning out what seems like 20 articles a day.

Increase in clicks came from within the community, now it all seems the traffic is in Facebook but I am beginning to have my doubts about that too. Any feedback would be very helpful, thanks.
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Odhinn 13 years ago

Infobarrel is nice because the links you put in your articles are do follow. AC is nofollow.
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- x3xsolxdierx3x 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Odhinn
  
  Infobarrel is nice because the links you put in your articles are do follow. AC is nofollow.
  
  All links revert to no-follow, on HubPages, if your hubscore falls below 75. From their website management point of view, this is simply how they incentive certain positive actions...
  
  InfoBarrel is also nice because of this:
  
  I began writing there in August 2009.
  
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