Depends on wanted skills vs matching skills and the s/w of the month :-) Wouldn't really know. Never made megabucks at it when I was freelance.

>It's relatively easy to work as a consultant in the U.S. Is it the same in England?
>
>
>>>>>High-pitched, persistant, whining monotone .................................................................
>>>>
>>>>Flatlined?
>>>
>>>.................................................
>>
>>Yeah, I figured that much when I read the rest of the already-published part of the thread. At least they couldn't get you by surprise, so they had to do it by brute force.
>>
>>Welcome to the World of Independent Foxers :). Isn't that bad, once you get used to telecommuting.
>>
>>I mean, I've lost job four times since I'm on UT (and one job has lost me), my signature used to be "Will code for money" at times (or was it the company name? Who'd remember), so what, I'm still here. Just dust off that pet project you were working on.