www.jovanprice.com

This is my wish list :) Angel Leilani Wish List

Here are some cool modeling/acting websites for jobs.

Jobs for Plus Size Models

Craigslist

http://www.modelplace.com/ http://www.modelmayhem.com/ http://www.onemodelplace.com/ http://www.musecube.com http://www.talentsource.com http://www.net-model.comand if you're a teen:http://www.teen-portfolios.com

This is a good website to check to make sure a modeling agency or any other company has complaints about them or if you would like to vent.
Rip Off Report

Please go onto this site if you believe you have been a victim of an internet crime or fraud. It is a partnership with the FBI & the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) to find internet scam artists. IC3

Helpful hints to how models can protect themselves from being ripped-off by internet advertisers claiming to be agents or photographers.This can be a touchy subject because if a model becomes too much of a pest then a agent might not want to bother. Just explain to them that you've been ripped off in the past and you simply want to protect yourself from that in the future and you would like just 3 minutes of their time to ask a few questions. Any real agent shouldn't have much of a problem providing you with the basic general information.1. Get the name of the owner, the address of the business and the phone number. Call the BBB in that area (search google for the phone number) or look them up on the BBB's website to see if there has been any complaints and verify they're a real business.
2. Search google with the owner's name, the company's name and the address to see if you get postings from angry customers or clients
3. If the owner or anyone working at the company asks you to call them on a different number than their business number do a search of that number.
4. Ask questions like how long have they been in business? How many models work for them? How many models did they place into jobs last month? etc
5. Ask for contact information for references of companies they've worked with or models that work for them. Call the references and ask questions.
6. Be wary of any "schools" that claim they'll "teach you" how to model, act, etc. If you really need to learn how to put make-up on and smile and have the money to spend that's great, but don't expect them to actually find you any work. Also their low price might become very expensive very fast by asking that you purchase make-up, pay extra for a photographer, pay for comp cards, flyers, entrance fees into various fashion or model shows (which are likely free), etc. I had this problem with Barbizon several years ago, fortunately a relative thought I was model material and paid for everything because I would have never gone myself and now I know I could have done everything for free.
7. NEVER GO TO PHOTO SHOOTS OR PROMOTIONS ALONE, especially if it's not in a public place or if you're the only model for the assignment.
Some good & interesting Websites:
Abolish the "N" Word

Zillow (Real Estate)