I know that a lot of people are looking for more work online, and I completely understand. I'm looking, too. It's getting really hard to find decent, legitimate work online, and I've found a few places that can help everyone out.

http://workathomemafia.com/list/
http://ratracerebellion.com/

Does anyone have any good sites that they'd like to share? The two links above have a long list of places that are looking for work. I hope that everyone will find what they're looking for.

Thanks for sharing these websites Hirami. I can also recommend the following as I still find regular work through these sites:

http://www.odesk.com
http://www.freelancer.com
http://www.shorttask.com

The first two requires bidding for the jobs and the third one has lower paying tasks but if you need some quick work that still pays, it's a great place to take a look at.

The only site who has paid me so far has been contentcurrent.com. Here you can either write articles of your choosing or work for different forums. I find it really rewarding because I love to write and you get to meet a lot of really neat people along the way

Another site that is looking very promising is ehow.com. Here you write "How To" articles and you get paid based on how many people read, rate and comment on your articles. I think it's also based on how many people click on ads that are next to your article. I find it a lot of fun and it's nice, because I'd already accumulated $14 and I'd only written 8 articles. I wrote all those articles in one day and they're really not hard to write. It's a lot easier than it sounds

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Hmm you guys should also try at odesk.com just like what butterfly said there's lots of online jobs there to choose from. About these two http://www.freelancer.com and
http://www.shorttask.com hmmm I'll give this a go. Thanks for sharing it btw.

I like to write for textbroker.com. Also, I've signed up a survey panelist for harrispoll and lightspeed panel. You can make some money that way, too.

Has anyone tried mturk.com? They're really good. It's a lot like shorttask, but there are more tasks to choose from. I even write articles for advice.com. They pay based on how many people look at your articles, too.

I have heard about mturk, but I have not tried it. Haven't heard about shorttask... How are these sites money-wise? How much can you realistically make per week, and how fast do they pay?

Oh, I forgot to mention an excellent resource I use:

http://www.wahm.com/forum/

This forum has all kinds of legitimate work-at-home job lists. You can read feedback from people who have tried these jobs, ask questions, etc. A very helpful site.