Are there actually any good sites for making money online? It's

>>745036466
I've made a few bucks on Upwork before. It's not great money but it's better than the loose change you'll be making on other sites (we're talking $100+ per job).

>>745037723
Thank you anon

What are your skills?

If you're not good at anything, go outside and apply to Wal-Mart. Freelancer sites like Upwork are for people with some kind of actual skill in demand

>>745037723
Got denied a few times on there.
Developers and graphic designers aperantly aren't needed.

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>>745039730
Most of the jobs are
1. Idiots who have no idea what they're doing ("Make me the next Facebook for $5")

2. People with a real plan, but paying third-world rates

If you applied to shitty jobs asking for a real rate you'll get denied. You have to sort through the piles of faggotry to find something worthwhile just like /b/

>>745039940
Accurate comparison

>>745039940
>lied to shitty jobs asking for a real rate you'll get denied. You have t
I mean denied from the actual site for having skills that are aperantly overflowing on the site already.

>>745040055
Yeah they're a bunch of cunts. And if clients fuck you over, Upwork doesn't have your back at all. They'll help the clients fuck you. It's a fucking third-world cesspool of shady shit.

>>745036466
>Are there actually any good sites
Stopped after that. The answer is no, the it's all shit.

>>745036466
everyone wants to make money and everyone wants you to not make money
its complete bullshit that youll get anything without talent or hard work

>>745040207
Any other freelance sites you can reccomend? I'm having some health issue's atm that don't really allow me to go outside all willy nilly for now.

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>>745040821
Unfortunately not. Only been doing salaried software dev for a few years. The hardest part of freelancing is getting the work, not doing it, and I hate all that wrangling clients shit

If you're the dev+graphic design guy I'd say try your luck with a real job. If you're just breaking in to the industry it's actually easier than you think. Less is expected of people on the beginner end. I don't have a CS degree, self taught, and I just used my Github projects to demonstrate my knowledge and break in

>>745041021
>less is expected of people on the beginner end
You can't get work AT ALL as a beginner.
Freelance sites enjoy flaunting the fact that you've never taken a freelance job before, and guess what?
It results in you being completely unable to get work even if you're willing to work for a pittance just to get the experience.