Scriptlance is the worst freelance site i have ever worked with as a freelance service provider. The arseholes harass service providers by suspending accounts and denying payment withdrawals on a whim and fancy - and without giving a reason for the denial of payment withdrawals to service providers. Either they are using the money in Escrow for some shady deals - like drug deals - all in the name of security - or they are losing money and using the money in escrow for their own needs. This has happened not only to me - but to a friend too - many times over the past year. They dont even have the decency to reply for days on end. The say the dont have time. What the F**K are they doing in working hours. SLEEPING. I have had enough and i am starting a war against SL and its despotic, paranoid, cheating ways. There are other Freelance sites which are far better than SL - like Guru, Elance, and GetaFreelancer. Whio needs SL anyway - a 2 bit freelance site with a 2 man team and idiot administrators.

ScriptLance.com is a very good place to find freelancing work. Its a freelancing site related to the technical jobs. People can post their technical projects on the website. The freelancer after going through the requirements of the project can put their bids for the projects. Based on the bids submitted, one freelancer will get the project and finally can get paid for the work. This is much the way the auctions are conducted. There are thousands of professionals registered as freelancers and there are over 200 new projects posted every day. The website provides for a section called 'Forum' where users, admin can communicate with each other and share their finding, issues, requests and knowledge with each other.
The clients you find on ScriptLance can send money directly to your account with ScriptLance, and you can withdraw those funds whenever you want using PayPal, Moneybookers, Mastercard Debit Card, bank wire, E-gold or FedEx check. This makes getting paid cheaper and simpler for both you and your clients. ScriptLance charges 5% of your bid amount.

Looks interesting to me.

I give 5 star rating.