ExpertBee
http://expertbee.com/
On ExpertBee.com, one simply posts a question and names the maximum
price that they would pay for the answer. Experts bid to answer the
question. The Inquirer can choose their Expert based on the Expert’s
profile, past feedback and ratings, and price at which they will
answer. Most questions receive multiple bids fairly quickly. The
Inquirer can choose their Expert at anytime, and if there is no bidding
Experts that they like, are under no obligation to choose one.
Ask-It-Here
http://www.ask-it-here.com/Login.aspx
An interesting discussion community. Free registration is required to view or participate. [reviews]
Kasamba
http://kasamba.com/ (69.13.35.2)
A
Question and Answer web site. Features discussion forums that include
both traditional typed in questions and answers, and also live voice
chat. All services are for a fee. It appears to have originated as a
Psychic website and evolved to Q&A. Psychic, Occult arts and such
seem to be a strong suit to this website, but other catagories are well
covered. 8/04 [reviews]
Ask Mars
http://www.AskMars.com (66.148.3.24)
General
Question and Answer website. All questions are charged at least $1 and
answers cannot be seen until paid. You must furnish an email address to
participate in any capacity or even see the questions. Expertice of
answering participants is not screened. 8/04 [reviews]
Ask Me Help Desk
http://www.askmehelpdesk.com/ (66.209.70.160)
A general
Question and Answer website that is free to ask questions. Secure email
registration. Profiles and avatar or photo. Question and all comment /
answers appear togather. 8/04 [reviews]
You Think
http://www.youthink.com/default.asp (64.29.138.91)
Question and
Answer website with additional features. Trivia game. Movie ratings.
Jokes. A links board. Quizzes Membership is free and has a secure email
registration. Not an apparent "expert" type site. More of an
entertainment and chat type site with a question type of theme.
8/04 [reviews]
FAQ Farm
http://www.faqfarm.com/ (67.15.50.54)
A general Question and Answer website. Questions are
free and there is no "registration" to participate. Giving an email
address is optional as is any type of name. An email address will allow
you to receive an alert when an answer is posted to your question.
8/04 [reviews]
Wondir
http://www.wondir.com/wondir/jsp/index.jsp (209.251.35.230)
A general
Question and Answer website. Questions are free and are open to
everyone of all ages. When this was written it was operating at an
extremely brisk pace, 3,000+ questions per day, with many questions
going unanswered. Had the feel of a "fast food" version of a Q&A
website. Lots of questions obviously from teens. A technical bug,likely
the "ticker tape" was causing Wondir to NOT close the ports it uses
when you exit. 8/04 [reviews]
Google Answers
http://answers.google.com/answers/ (216.239.51.88)
The Question
and Answer website of the most popular internet search engine. This is
a pay only Q&A site... with satisfaction guaranteed. As would be
expected, answers are usually via links on the net with some banter
added. The "experts" are screened and "hired" by google rather than ad
hoc responders. Anyone may comment IF they can figure out how to join
and sign in... It wasn't nice to this editor. 8/04 [reviews]
All Experts
http://www.allexperts.com/ (207.241.149.20)
A free
Question and Answer website. The "experts" are available from all walks
of life and are available to answer questions one-on-one with the
asker. The asker chooses an expert from provided profiles in catagories
and their question is confidentially emailed to the expert who will
respond in 3 days or less. 8/04 [reviews]
JustAnswer
http://www.justanswer.com (209.133.250.510
A question
and Answer website. Answers are for pay only. Must be age 18. Site
registration is secure email and is free. To ask questions and see
answers you must deposit $5 to an account. You MAY ask first without a
deposit Becoming an "expert" requires giving personal info such as real
name address etc. You need to earn $20 at 50% of prices to actually get
paid. 8/04 [reviews]
Bumper Brain
http://www.bumperbrain.com/ (62.204.32.65)
Question and
Answer website in England. Questions are for pay and negociable.
Registration is free. They request personal info but do not have any
apparent checking. Activity appeared rather light. 8/04 [reviews]
Answerway
http://www.answerway.com/index.php (207.44.130.11)
A Question
and Answer website. A general full range of topics. All features and
participation are free. It is required that you register to ask or
answer questions. Completely free. 8/04 [reviews]
Able2Know
http://www.able2know.com/forums/index.php (67.15.36.14)
A Question
and Answer website. A usage is free. Membership registration is email
secure checked. Q&A forums. A reference library of links to
infosites and shopping sites. A photo gallery. 8/04 [reviews]
About.com
http://about.com/ (207.126.123.20)
A large
resourse website that is an infosite combined with Q&A forums. The
site has many features including homework help and Q&A forums for
each of its numerous subjects. A lot to be found at this site tho
isolation of subjects requires a great deal of navigation effort.
Registration is required to use the forums but you may view without.
Registration requires personal info but is not verified. All site
resources appear to be free. [reviews]
Answer Point
http://groups.msn.com/AnswerPoint (65.54.134.126)
A Question
and Answer website as an extension of MSN Groups. All ages use this.
Questions can viewed without joining. The advertising is rather thick
and the actual board rather clunky and slow. An MSN registration is
required to post questions. [reviews]
Ask Yahoo
http://ask.yahoo.com/ (216.109.112.135)
A Question
and Answer forum but the "expert" is unknown and answer participation
is not there. No interactive participation. Questions can be submitted
annoymously without providing any personal info. [reviews]
CereScape BrainFuse - removed
AskEarth.com
http://www.askearth.com ( )
A
community oriented Qestion and answer site that support both free and
pay questions along with discussions. Participation does not
require secure registration. [reviews]
Brainformation
http://www.brainformation.com/forum/ ( )
Q&A
website requires email confirmed registration. The Brainformation
Community Forum was created for the purpose of providing an on line
gathering place in which its members may interact with people around
the world. We aspire to promote a greater understanding of people, and
the world around us, through the free expression of ideas and by
interacting with a diverse population of fellow Internet travelers. To
that end we encourage the exchange of knowledge, opinions, and insights
in an atmosphere of family and community spirit. [reviews]
AnswerPool
http://www.AnswerPool.com ( )
General Q&A website. [reviews]
Helium Knowledge
http://www.heliumknowledge.com/hk/index.asp ( )
A full spectrum Q&A website that pays for good answers and has peer review rating.. [reviews]
