If you haven't already had experience with this website, you are very fortunate.
Advertised as a site for feelancers of all sorts (in my case, writers), to find quality buyers for varied services, the site used to be of a decent quality, with buyers posting projects worth looking at.
Over the past year, there has been an increase of insultingly low paying projects (500 words of original content on specific buyer-directed topics for $1). It is worth noting that freelancers on this site must pay to use the service, while these "buyers" can post whatever they want, as often as they want, for free.
When freelancers would post concerns over such ridiculously low pay for such high demanding projects, iFreelance.com management essentially tells them to "shut up" and either bans further postings on the project (while leaving the project open for bidding) or shuts down the thread completely.
They do not support their paying clients and help them by screening potential projects, and do not provide them with any recourse should such a low project be posted. As of late, these types of projects are the ones being posted to paying freelance job searchers.
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