[bestwriter]

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This is the good old postloop site that you know. This is a new one entirely and ran by a new Admin

Suny is aware of that and has already created an account in the new postloop

[raaman]

It is not a paid to post forum. It is something like Iwriter where requesters will ask for articles and those selected to write will be paid and the details are yet to be worked out

Have the details been worked out? What do they pay per article?

[augusta]

It seems the site admin is taking too long to give answers to the glaring questions. How would people be paid in this site?

[bestwriter]

There seems a tug of war Users want to see it moving and Admin is waiting for the 5th writer.

--- 25 Jun 2026, 08:44 ---

I just found this link where writers are put in different Tiers Even if they put me in the lowest Tier I will be happy 30 posts and 5 threads gives one 5.50 dollars

https://postloop.forumspark.net/pages/postloopservice

[eldavis]

There seems a tug of war Users want to see it moving and Admin is waiting for the 5th writer.

--- 25 Jun 2026, 08:44 ---

I just found this link where writers are put in different Tiers Even if they put me in the lowest Tier I will be happy 30 posts and 5 threads gives one 5.50 dollars

https://postloop.forumspark.net/pages/postloopservice

Sounds nice though, have been so busy, that i have not had time to check it out.

[Shortie]

I can understand the worry when a new service like this is launched or a startup is happening, but I can assure you that the delay is to ensure that we have enough writers for possible demand

PostLoop is now happy to announce that we are accepting orders for services!

You can find out more about the services and how to order here

We are also still taking on writers. If you are interested in becoming a writer, you can find out more about that here

​We can't wait to receive your orders or start working with more of you at PostLoop!

[augusta]

Good that the site is coming up strong. We can't wait to have the site become solid just like the former one. Hopefully it comes to pass.

[bestwriter]

Good that the site is coming up strong. We can't wait to have the site become solid just like the former one. Hopefully it comes to pass.

Do you have an account there? Any progress with writing those 50 posts?

[augusta]

Good that the site is coming up strong. We can't wait to have the site become solid just like the former one. Hopefully it comes to pass.

Do you have an account there? Any progress with writing those 50 posts?

Yesh I do. I'm just starting out with the post though it seems excessive for me.

[raaman]

We are also still taking on writers. If you are interested in becoming a writer, you can find out more about that here

Good to know. However, what is the rate per thread/reply? Why are you silent on that very important aspect?

[bestwriter]

We are also still taking on writers. If you are interested in becoming a writer, you can find out more about that here

Good to know. However, what is the rate per thread/reply? Why are you silent on that very important aspect?

Writing those 50 posts is cakewalk for you and a good exercise. You can always walk away if you find whatever rates they quote do not satisfy you I will do the same.

[Shortie]

We are also still taking on writers. If you are interested in becoming a writer, you can find out more about that here

Good to know. However, what is the rate per thread/reply? Why are you silent on that very important aspect?

We have never been silent about what we pay writers; we have stated that from the start in the thread I have linked within that post and have linked in numerous places.

Writers are paid 60% of what we are paid for a service bought, and that is shared between all writers who complete a part in that order. This means if a service is bought for $50, then $30 goes to writers, 5 writers complete that order, that is $6 per writer for that order, minus PayPal fees, as those can not be avoided a lot of the time, and we can only send what we receive.

PostLoop will only take 40% of what we receive.



I hope this helps.

In terms of the 50 posts, it may seem like a lot but as a writer myself and having been on forums that have hired writers and have also been pay-to-post forums, often those who are hired or use those places say they are a writer, but their content tells a different story.

We would like to see 50 posts, as this ensures that we see content spread out between different topics and get a good look at the content you have to offer. These are paid services that we are offering, and PostLoop wants to ensure that the people we hire as writers provide the standard of content that we would expect from content we purchase. The last thing we want to do is receive an order, have taken on a writer without seeing their content, and the client is unhappy with that work.

You have to remember that clients and possible clients are on the forums and are watching; they will see the content produced on the forum, and that could be the deciding factor as to whether an order is placed or not. If they have seen writers who went through no screening being brought on, that is not a very good look at all.

We can understand that 50 posts may seem like a lot, and it would be on a forum that has no content, but PostLoop does have a ton of content that can be replied to, making it much easier than other forums that may ask this of you.

[raaman]

Good reply. However, I could not find this information anywhere on your site/forum. Anyway, thank you for the detailed reply. I will join in a day or two.

[cmoneyspinner]

When I knew about Postloop, it was already dead. It is good to know that someone is bringing it back

MyLot died and came back to life. It's rare, but sometimes sites get resurrected.

Sadly, though, most of them don't.

--- 26 Jun 2026, 12:28 ---

It seems the site admin is taking too long to give answers to the glaring questions. How would people be paid in this site?

I did like the old Postloop and was sorry when it closed. But it looks like the owners may be able to bring Postloop back to life!

I am confused about how they will pay members. I guess they're still working on that part.

Every site has to start somewhere. The main thing is it's not a scam. People are building something there and hoping it will be successful.

How do I know? Because I've been to many sites and witnessed their "growing pains". A lot of them were nice communities, but in the end, they did not survive.
Niume, PersonaPaper, Bubblews, Virily, etc.

Beer Money Forum not only survived. But the guy sold his site for a nice amount of money and stayed on as the administrator. But I remember when BMF had a lot of growing pains. Spammers, scammers, bad reviews, etc. But the guy hung in there, and it paid off!

It takes a lot of patience and perseverance.
CC: @Shortie, @Bestwriter