The kinds of jobs you're looking for, where the bar is "my resume doesn't have any misspellings" doesn't give you room to grow, financially or career-wise. For those jobs, it doesn't matter if you have 9 years of experience (like it sounds you do), or 10 seconds of experience, which means there's no special reason for them to hire you.
I'm special at my job because I'm a great problem solver and I get things done. That gives me room to negotiate. When I work with people, they're getting A LOT from me, so I can make sure I get something from them too.
Jobs where you're asking people to give you something to do, that almost anyone can do, that doesn't give you room to negotiate. Why should they hire you over anyone else?
What sorts of other skills have you gained, that don't involve inputting forms or spelling? Your grammar is good enough to be understandable, which is more than what I can say for Donald Trump.
Yeah, spiderman2, you have to take stock of your strengths and expand your options.