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WritingForums.com is scamming me out of $5 every month, despite my having deleted my 'account' with them--and requested they stop taking my money. My bank says that I have to change my credit card to stop them, which is a big hassle.
The moderators are friendly and welcoming, as are the majority of the forum members.
The only downside to the place is it feels more internal-contest focused, rather than having a good critiquing and feedback system.
So if you're a hobbyist writer (and there's nothing wrong with that) you will get a lot out of this site. If you need it for improving your novel, short stories, or poems, there are other options that will aid you more.
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