Are you wondering if something typed and given to you is plagiarized? Maybe you are a college professor and want to check if your student has bought a term paper as the handed in work looks suspicious. Or maybe you did not have time to do your work and someone else “helped” you for a fee.

For freelance writers articlechecker.com is a must. You may write your own articles for clients but it is wise to run your article through this website. Someone else may have already written an article similar to yours and it will look as if you plagiarized their work. Your boss and client will not be happy with you.

Or maybe you found love on the Internet. Your significant other sends you poetry and you are falling hard and fast for this person. You hear horror stories of people pretending to be something that they are not only to get their heart broken. The words, the poetry, you have never met a person like this in your life. How can such a fantastic person as this be in love with you? Of all of the people in the world, the person wants YOU. Before you fall hard and fast for this person, check out articlechecker.com.

The website articlechecker.com is simple to use. Go to the website and just copy the words you want to check. There is a box that says “paste text here.” Simply follow the directions and paste your words in the box. Below the box there is a checked box for Google. You can leave the check mark so Google searches it. All pages I’ve checked were scanned within twelve seconds or less. Uncheck the box next to Google and check your words through Yahoo by clicking on the box and leave a checkmark for maximum results. Articlechecker.com will let you know what percentage of the words is plagiarized and which ones. The website will even bring you to the copied page. Talk about cool.

No matter what the reason is if you want to check out a report, poem, or article feel secure knowing if the writer is being honest to you by using articlechecker.com

Are you finding it hard to keep up with your magazine subscriptions? It can be a little hard sometimes, so Brijit just might help you out a bit. I mentioned Brijit on Five Cool Ways To Make Money Online, Part 2, so there is a possiblitly to get paid also.

Brijit.com can help you prioritize the articles you do read by allowing you to browse through article abstracts. Brijit gives 100 word abstracts on articles from all sorts of accredited magazines. Users can even become writers and submit abstracts to Brijit and the best ones are posted. You can also search for articles by topic or by source. Alternatively, you can check out articles that Brijit recommends or the most popular articles.

Brijit rates magazine stories with a series of three red circles – three empty circles means the article is worth passing up, three full circles means it is a must-read. On the site, Brijit is described as “smart, sexy, fun, helpful, and well-read.” So it is my assumption that the founder for this company had a female in mind when creating.

Brijit depends mostly on freelancers for reviews of most articles. The editors assign magazine articles that they want reviewed by posting them on the site, and seek three reviews for each article. Users can claim an assignment and write the summary. If Brijit accepts a freelance review, the writer is paid $5. If the editors do not like any of the three reviews, the article will be reassigned, so there is potential to get yourself a little money.

You can learn a lot from a website like this. It was a smart idea. I am only subscribed to one magazine, which is Popular Science, but with Brijit, I am able to read all sorts of magazines I am interested in without subscribing, and free! Check it out.