I was contacted by Shanda Harper in November about completing a blog writing content. Since I'd previously sold content through her site, DailyArticle.com, I did not hesitate to accept the work.initially, I was paid after several email reminders, but after being contracted to write additional content correspondence slowed and once the last of the work was completed Shanda disappeared.
I sent several emails and invoices for the remaining balance and never received a response. Shanda's site, DailyArticle.com, received an upgrade recently so I am assuming she is online, actively writing, and choosing not to pay a fellow writer for services rendered. I could be wrong, but it seems as though Shanda Harper has chosen to profit by taking advantage of a writer.
Writers who are thinking about selling their articles on DailyArticle.com or considering signing up for MyBlogWriter.com should be careful. If she has found that it is profitable to avoid paying one writer, she will probably do it to another writer in the near future. Please learn from my experience, and avoid putting yourself in a situation where you are not paid for your hard work.
Also, website owners who are thinking about purchasing content from GetContent.com and GoCopywriting.com should think about the implications of doing business with a woman who does not always pay writers. I am currently being forced to monitor the use of the content I submitted, but was not paid for.
Using an article without owning the full copyrights (transferred upon purchase) can cause problems which no website owner wants. If Shanda Harper does not pay for the content she is later selling, she has no right to transfer the copyright to a third party.
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