This is a standard copywriting exchange: orders are available for free selection, and you can take them and complete them within two days. If everything is fine, you receive payment. Once you accumulate 1,000 rubles, you can withdraw it to WebMoney. Prices are around 35 rubles per kilobyte. This is not a primary source of income, but rather a side job. Although you shouldn't expect much from the exchange, the requirements here are quite low. Unlike other places where you need to write for half a day at 50-60 rubles per kilobyte considering keywords and uniqueness, here you just need to provide a decent text. Overall, it's straightforward, suitable for those who are used to working with volumes. However, not everyone gets accepted: there is an entrance test on the Russian language and an essay. This is a standard approach; you can pass the test with the help of Google (though if you're looking for the correct spelling, this isn't the place for you), and it's better to write the essay simply to avoid mistakes with commas. I passed everything successfully on my first try. In addition to regular tasks, there are also special ones: semantic and formatting checks, writing on specific topics, and others. This is particularly interesting since I usually work with legal texts, of which there are many here, and the payment is 45 rubles per kilobyte. So for those who understand jurisprudence, there is a good opportunity to earn well in copywriting. The money situation is fine; I've already withdrawn more than 20,000.
