Writerswork Reviews 

I have been very disappointed with Writer's Work. I have a triple bachelor's in journalism, English and history. The companies do not answer when you write them. Mary Stone Publishing never answered me. I reported it to Writer's Work, but nothing came of it. I have had to ask their IT team, several times, to figure out why when we apply for their jobs, we are sent to the company's website to purchase their items. I have been writing and submitting and applying to no avail. I do not need writing experience. I HAVE it. But I've paid money to find writing jobs and none have been provided. They claim they want skilled writers, but unless you want to pay MORE money, I don't think the site really works. I'm so disappointed. I finally thought I could get into my chosen field. I won national journalism awards. I'm not sure of other user's experience, but I'm a skilled writer who is not getting work after being promised I would find some.

I was truly hopeful about this website at first, it seemed like a very reliable company. I paid 47$ for a lifetime membership and they promised that the company will provide training, courses, a free eBook, and many other tools that would help me start and grow my writing career. Sounds nice, right? Well, after signing up, they immediately came up with another offer of 99$, claiming that only if I paid that money I would receive a short training. I declined and they insisted 3 more times, which is pretty weird.
If you decide to pay the 99$, they would ask again for additional money to receive more training.
Everything is optional, not mandatory, but without the courses you cannot build your career and the 47$ spent won't help you in any way.
From my experience I concluded that Writers Work is NOT a trustworthy company, they only want your money and they don't help you build your writing career if you are a beginner, as they promised they would.