Daily recording narrators- $13/ audio hour - HIGH QUALITY ONLY

I am looking for a team of 4 to 5 individuals with English as a native language and can speak with a neutral accent. You will simply read text and record onto an file. It is a every simple task. All of your recordings will be always reviewed to be cleared for acceptance. The clips will be on average 1 min to 5 mins. The workload will be variable. You will get files sent to you on a constant basis. You should be able to complete the audio file within a maximum 24 hours time frame. You will be paid by each file complete. VERY IMPORTANT: you need to be able to work EVERYDAY excluding weekends. You must have a clear, articulate voice (no accents please) The pay is $13 per hour OF AUDIO (not per hour worked). If your work is excellent and and you can manage the workload I will increase the pay to $15-16$. You will be paid through paypal or another type of preferred payment option (contact us) Experience is not important but if you do have experience with transcribing please state on your cover letter. And do write a cover letter. If you have any questions, please get back to me. You will be required to do a short test to check your voice quality. I need you to start soon, if you can't work on a daily basis please don't apply. if you wish to apply please send me a sample of your voice with the text below " Central banks around the world have been printing money like it is going out of style. It appears that Europe, England, Japan and the United States all believe that there is no limit on how much liquidity can be poured into the financial system. In fact, the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve have both taken an "unlimited" approach when it comes to their respective bond-buying programs. However, much like an American Express card, just because there is no clearly stated spending limit, does not mean a ceiling can not be reached. Hedge fund manager David Einhorn, who is well-known for shorting Lehman Brothers and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, recently released his Greenlight Capital quarterly investment letter. The founder and president of the firm regularly provides an entertaining and colorful outlook on the economy, as well as investments. His latest letter takes issue with the massive amount of spending by central banks. "