In my daily internet wanderings yesterday I came across LetterRep.com . It’s amazing what a person can do when they act on an idea.

LetterRep writes letters for folks who need letters. You really can’t get more basic than that. How many times have you written letters for friends or colleagues who seem to have a difficult time composing a letter? Although letter writing comes natural to some, to others it’s a laborious process.

No matter what the subject matter, LetterRep’s team of writers will compose the right letter to meet the requestor’s needs. This is a nice writing opportunity for freelance writers who are able to bang out quality letters in their sleep.

How Does the Payment Work?

The freelance writer gets paid in three ways:
(Taken from the LetterRep website )

* Earn $10.00US each time a new visitor joins for one of your existing letters,
* Earn $10.00US each time a registered member buys one of your existing letters,
* Earn $10.00US each time you write a custom letter and a requestor purchases it

After spending more years than I care to admit writing letters in the business world, I figured this would be a sure way to earn a couple of extra dollars (my downstairs freezer is showing signs of giving up the ghost, so the extra money could go into my “I need a new freezer” fund).

Sign Up Process

I clicked on the Get Paid for Writing Letters link  and was a bit disappointed when I saw that the Writer Registration had been disabled…bummer.

Not being one to give up, I contacted them and asked if they were accepting new writers. I was pleased to quickly receive the following response:

Hello Felicia,

Thank you for contacting LetterRep.com.

We recently made updates to the LetterRep.com writer’s side. We are working out the bugs. Please check back with us soon. We hope to have registration open within the next several days.

LetterRep.com

On the To Do List:

I’ll keep LetterRep on my “To Do” list and I’ll check back periodically to see if the writer registration form is up and running.

Two requests of my readers:

1. If anyone has ever written for them, please share your experience.
2. If you happen to check back with LetterRep before I do and find that the writer registration form is up and running, please let us know.

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