Are you tired of looking at phony ways to make money online? Tired of those exclusive methods that require large investments in advertising, just so you can turn a profit?
Well, here is my Ultimate Money Making Guide, for beginners.
Freelance Writing
Earning: $15 to $100 a day, depending on skills and time spent.
Time: 1 hour or more a day, depending on how long you take to write.
Investment: Just your time.
Difficulty: Easy and Medium.
Payment frequency: Depends on which site you work on.
Freelance writing is probably one of the simpliest and fastest ways to make money on the Internet. The only thing you need is a computer and a reasonably solid English vocabulary. Don't worry no need to have professional writing skills. Most of the content you would be writing is promotional articles for products that will are sold over the internet. Most of these articles are written at 8 grade level, in order for them to be easily understood by anyone visiting the web site. Another great tip, you may search articles and rewrite them and then submit. Please do not plagiarise people’s work.
Here are some of the sites I recommend that you start with:
Associated Content- (http://www.associatedcontent.com)
GoArticles (http://www.goarticles.com)
Ezine articles (http://www.ezinearticles.com)
TextBroker (http://www.textbroker.com)
For Associated Content, something to note is that you should'nt bother with proxies, as the rules just state that you need to be a citizen of the US, but can live anywhere in the world. Just put any valid US address during registration.
US Addresses can be obtained from (http://www.fakenamegenerator.com)
Selling PLR Article Packs
Earning: $30 to $100 a day or more.
Time: 2 to 4 hours a day.
Investment: Just your time.
Difficulty: Medium.
Payment received: Instantly.
Another way to make money is by writing or rewriting articles or by selling a pack of articles, probably around 10 on webmaster and marketing forums like Digital Point (forums.digitalpoint.com) and the Warrior Forum (http://www.warriorforum.com).
PLR- Private Label Rights at Giving the client the ability to resell or use the info on a website.
eBay Dropshipping
Earning: $20 to $100 a day.
Time: Half an hour-2 hours a day.
Investment: No upfront money needed.
Difficulty: Easy.
Payment received: Instantly.
Dropshipping is simply putting an item on eBay that you are buying from somewhere else at a lower price. Once your item is sold, you buy the item from the dropshipper and have them deliver it directly to the buyer. You get to keep the difference as profit and never have to handle merchandise yourself. This can be done with almost anything online aswell. From Steam accounts to software. Just find the right buyer and seller.
Offline/Online Cash Method- Websites for businesses
Earning: $25 to $100 a day.
Time: 2 – 3 hours a day, depending on amount of clients.
Investment: Advertising Offline.
Advertising: $0 to $100 Offline.
Difficulty level: Medium - Advanced
Payment frequency: Right away when website is completed.
Offline- Many small businesses are willing to pay for a website. Place ad’s in the local paper, or even go door to door. Advertising costs quite a lot, but if you if want it enough, you should reach the number of clients needed to make a profit.
Online- A lot of people online are willing to pay for a website. You can place ads on classifieds sites such as Craigslist, Kijiji or BackPage.
Once a client is found, you can charge anywhere from $20-50 depending on the clients needs. Make sure to ask them for media (Photos or Videos) they want to be displayed, and it’s always good to get the contact info.
All you need to make the website are some simple web design skills and some site templates. Google is your best friend here, or, if the client is rolling out the big bucks, you can buy packs of templates for as little as $2 on TradeBit (http://www.tradebit.com).
Once your site is finished, register a domain name at GoDaddy.com. Domains with .com are usually $10, but searching Google to find “GoDaddy coupons†can lower the price.
For webhosting, a bannerless free site such as ByetHost (http://www.byethost.com). Then give the client the login details and there we have it.
GPT Sites
Earning: $1 to $35 a day.
Time: 1-2 Hours a day, gradually getting lower and lower.
Investment: Just your time.
Advertising: Youtube/Forums
Difficulty: Very Easy- Easy
Payment Frequency: Instantly to a couple of weeks.
GPT- Get paid to.
PTC- Paid to click.
So we’ve all heard of prizerebel etc. but which ones are really going to pay you, and give you the most out of your time? Heres a list of sites I would recommend, but first let me explain how GPT sites work.
GPT sites basically gives you advirtisements/offers to complete which they pay you for. They make money by the site paying them for recruiting people to do there offers. There are many different types of offers including Free, CC Required, Payment Required, and Regional Only (e.g. US only).
Here are some good sites:
PrizeRebel (http://www.prizerebel.com) Offers
NeoBux (http://www.neobux.com) PTC/Instant Payment
Rewards1 (http://www.rewards1.com) Offers
Scour (http://www.scour.com) Search Engine (Paid to search)
Blackhat Scour (http://rapidshare.com/files/137204967/Sc....rar.html)
This bot does Scour searchs for you! The scour search limit is 100 day (for points) so just go into settings.ini and put your user and pass in, aswell change the number of searchs to 100. Credits to unknown.
Getting Referrals-
Referrals are important in having succsess with GPT sites. Make a convincing Youtube video showing some payments, or if your starting, look for paypal account pictures on Google Images. You might also want to look up GPT forums and post your referral link there.
If you used a method,
Special Thanks to Tony Vercetti
Thanks for reading my guide, I hope you make some money.
Bye for now
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
Identity Fraud & Web-Assisted Suicide
Identity Fraud & Web-Assisted Suicide
Written by Nicole Ferraro
5/14/2010
Today we begin with a relevant and somewhat embarrassing personal anecdote. Oh boy.
When I was 12, and first got Internet access in my house, I was enamored with the ability to take on various personae online. In addition to creating different screen names to represent the multiple personalities I was testing at that age, I also set up an AOL account called "Mrs. Advice." I signed on that name once a day, went into chatrooms, and told people I was a therapist and was willing to chat privately on IM with anyone who needed help.
A few people bit, and I guessed they were people in my age group. Apart from the fact that their problems were centered on friends, relationships, and their parents, a simple look at my profile would have suggested to any rational being that I was, in fact, neither a therapist nor an adult.
After a few weeks, I realized it was wrong to mislead anyone, even if I was assuredly helping with their problems, and I deactivated the account. And while my intentions were good (I spent a bizarre amount of time as a child worrying about potentially sad strangers and wanted to reach out), the same ruse can be -- and is being -- used to harm people.
The New York Times reports today on William F. Melchert-Dinkel, a 47-year-old man who, in disguising himself as a female nurse, found people online who were considering suicide and helped them do just that. The Times states that he "told some that it was all right to let go, that they would be better in heaven, and entered into suicide pacts with others."
Melchert-Dinkel is now being charged with two counts of assisting suicide. According to the Times, he told investigators that "death and suicide could be considered an obsession," and he claims to have encouraged "dozens."
But, as with most cases related to the Internet, this one might not be as simple as it sounds. The Times writes that "many states have laws barring assisting suicide, but rarely have cases involved people not in the same room (much less the same country) or the sharing of only words (not guns or pills)."
Further, while Melchert-Dinkel was charged under a Minnesota law that criminalizes encouragement of suicide, it may be too broad "to include protected speech that falls short of actually leading someone to suicide."
This is a problem, and a recurring one when it comes to the Web. We all recall Megan Meier, who killed herself after a friend's mother -- Lori Drew -- posing as a boy on MySpace told Meier the world would be better off without her. Since no local laws allowed for Drew's prosecution, prosecutors charged her with violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act on the grounds that she violated MySpace's terms of service. While Drew was found guilty by a jury, she was acquitted by the judge who said that verdict would then make anyone who has violated a TOS agreement guilty of a misdemeanor.
Well-meaning "Mrs. Advice"-types aside, much of the badness on the Internet stems from this ability to be anonymous, something that seems impossible to regulate and unlikely to ever really be done away with, considering the recent rise of new sites that encourage it.
But perhaps, rather than focusing on regulating how social networking sites use people's freely shared data, lawmakers should close loopholes and adapt current laws to fit the digital age -- and maybe stop people on the Internet from essentially getting away with murder.
— Nicole Ferraro, Site Editor, Internet Evolution
Written by Nicole Ferraro
5/14/2010
Today we begin with a relevant and somewhat embarrassing personal anecdote. Oh boy.
When I was 12, and first got Internet access in my house, I was enamored with the ability to take on various personae online. In addition to creating different screen names to represent the multiple personalities I was testing at that age, I also set up an AOL account called "Mrs. Advice." I signed on that name once a day, went into chatrooms, and told people I was a therapist and was willing to chat privately on IM with anyone who needed help.
A few people bit, and I guessed they were people in my age group. Apart from the fact that their problems were centered on friends, relationships, and their parents, a simple look at my profile would have suggested to any rational being that I was, in fact, neither a therapist nor an adult.
After a few weeks, I realized it was wrong to mislead anyone, even if I was assuredly helping with their problems, and I deactivated the account. And while my intentions were good (I spent a bizarre amount of time as a child worrying about potentially sad strangers and wanted to reach out), the same ruse can be -- and is being -- used to harm people.
The New York Times reports today on William F. Melchert-Dinkel, a 47-year-old man who, in disguising himself as a female nurse, found people online who were considering suicide and helped them do just that. The Times states that he "told some that it was all right to let go, that they would be better in heaven, and entered into suicide pacts with others."
Melchert-Dinkel is now being charged with two counts of assisting suicide. According to the Times, he told investigators that "death and suicide could be considered an obsession," and he claims to have encouraged "dozens."
But, as with most cases related to the Internet, this one might not be as simple as it sounds. The Times writes that "many states have laws barring assisting suicide, but rarely have cases involved people not in the same room (much less the same country) or the sharing of only words (not guns or pills)."
Further, while Melchert-Dinkel was charged under a Minnesota law that criminalizes encouragement of suicide, it may be too broad "to include protected speech that falls short of actually leading someone to suicide."
This is a problem, and a recurring one when it comes to the Web. We all recall Megan Meier, who killed herself after a friend's mother -- Lori Drew -- posing as a boy on MySpace told Meier the world would be better off without her. Since no local laws allowed for Drew's prosecution, prosecutors charged her with violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act on the grounds that she violated MySpace's terms of service. While Drew was found guilty by a jury, she was acquitted by the judge who said that verdict would then make anyone who has violated a TOS agreement guilty of a misdemeanor.
Well-meaning "Mrs. Advice"-types aside, much of the badness on the Internet stems from this ability to be anonymous, something that seems impossible to regulate and unlikely to ever really be done away with, considering the recent rise of new sites that encourage it.
But perhaps, rather than focusing on regulating how social networking sites use people's freely shared data, lawmakers should close loopholes and adapt current laws to fit the digital age -- and maybe stop people on the Internet from essentially getting away with murder.
— Nicole Ferraro, Site Editor, Internet Evolution
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Advice to all Beginers about 'Make Money Online'
Congratulations, you're learning that 99% of the IM world is bullshit.
People sell "ebooks", WSOs, and other shit that doesn't work (think about it. If they worked, they would be using them themselves, not selling the info to saturate the market). It's basic supply and demand. If I have a method that makes me $1000 per day, I'm going to use it and make $1000 a day. I'm not going to give it away and have competition that is going to take away some of my $1000 per day. Yet how many threads do you see on all the IM forums that say "EASY $1000 per day method!!!!! Click here!!" It's all bullshit. The poster just wants some e-cred, or is speaking hypothetically. Sure, you could make $1000 per day, but you're not going to.
Not only that, but 99% of the time the "ebook" or whatever is written so poorly that there is no information to be gleaned from it, anyway. It's a "feel good", "empowering" book that makes you "feel" like you can go out and own the world, but you weren't even actually given any concrete examples so you're still fucked. I can tell you "build a high ranking page and sell affiliate products, promote your site with articles, choose affiliate products with high conversions, etc." and you think that you are getting good advice, but you're really not. Do you know how to do any of that stuff, or is it just all high-level semi-specific bullshit? Do you know how to make your page rank well? I mean, I just told you to do it, but I didn't tell you how to do it. Tricky, right? Of course, the next 50 pages in the ebook are talking about all the money, mansions, and chicks you will get when you are making $500 a day without doing any real work at all, so you end up feeling good about it even though a week, a month, a year from now you still won't have made any money.
Internet marketing is exactly like day trading. The people who sell methods are not profitable. The people who ARE successful guard their methods with their lives. They sure as shit do not give them away for $37 to the first 10 people and $57 to everyone after that.
Decide what you want to do.
Do you want to make money from adsense? If so, you'll need to create a GOOD QUALITY website with good content and then get visitors. The best way to get visitors is to get a good search ranking. There are two ways to make money with adsense 1) develop a website that gets huge and makes a lot of money (for example, stevepavlina.com, or 2) develop MANY websites that each make a little bit (for example, 1,000 sites that each make $0.50 per day)
Do you want to make money selling affiliate products? Find good products and then get people to buy through your affiliate link. How do you do this? You can make review sites (but most of them are hella scammy so be a little creative). But then you need visitors to your review sites in order to click your affiliate links. How do you get visitors? You can buy ads (make sure you're not spending more than you're making) or you can get a good Google rank.
Do you want to make money selling proprietary products? Write some software. Sell it. Write a book. Sell it in physical form so people don't steal it and put it on toerrent sites. The only people who will pay money for a physical book are people who are serious about the subject and they only buy from authorities, so if you're not a nerd or geek about some subject matter, this probably won't work for you. You know how 99% of ebooks are worthless shit for the reasons I discussed in my previous post in this thread? That's not going to fly for a physical book.
Do you want to make money providing services? Pick a service. What are you good at? Can you write well? Or does your writing sound like ESL crap? Find a place to advertise. What do people NEED? Once you establish that you are good at something, slowly increase your prices. No one is gonna pay $100 per article from a noob.
Try different things. You may fail your first few times. I spent some time making review sites to sell affiliate products but even to this day I've never sold a single one. I just figure that's not for me, so I moved on to other avenues and now I make money.
Also keep this in mind:
99% of people lie.
99% of people on IM forums are lying about what they do, how they do it, and how much they make. I absolutely guarantee that.
The bottom line, same as with anything, is don't take advice from people who bullshit around. If you ask questions and get vague answers, they're probably bullshitting. Have a question? Get a specific answer. If you ask "how do I do [such and such]?" And the answer isn't specific, then either the person helping you is just messing with you or doesn't really know the answer or doesn't want to give you the answer. Do you have time to waste doing that? I know I don't. Put them on your Ignore List and move on. This goes TRIPLE if you're paying for information. If I pay for info I expect absolutely technical, no room for interpretation, no bullshit, no hippie crap, absolutely specific information about EXACTLY whatever the subject matter is. "First do [this], then do [that]. Do them specifically this way. Here are diagrams, charts, and examples." Don't settle for bullshit like "Imagine how much MONEY you will have once you do [this] and [that]. WOMEN will want to FUCK YOU. You can QUIT YOUR JOB!" No, that's not information that you pay for, that's bullshit, and sadly, that's what most of the IM world is. Idiots sell bullshit to other idiots. There's even a step-by-step thread on this forum about exactly HOW to do it.
90% of the threads on IM forums are worthless. They're e-pissing contests. It's like:
Question: "Which ad placement position is better for my website?"
Answer: "Fuck you I make $500 per day and I'll only answer your question if you pay me $200!!"
The remaining 10% of threads vary between "mostly worthless" and "somewhat decent."
There's not much that you don't already know. Hell, I gave you FOUR ways to make money in this thread, step by step. They weren't super specific, but you now have a framework for what you need to do. Attack each step logically, ask the right questions. What do you need to know? Why? Are you creating a website? Why? Do you have questions about how to do that? What specifically? "How do I make a website?" is not a question. "Which of the following hosting plans is better, based on your experience?" is a question. Are you choosing an affiliate product? Why? What information should you use when choosing? Why?
Quantify everything.
You said your iPhone blog failed. Why did it fail? What aspects of it failed? Did you not complete the site? Did it not look the way you wanted it to? Did you not get the traffic you needed? Why? Did you not get good Google rankings? Did your adwords account get banned? How was it monetized? Why? How many visitors converted? Do you know? Are you keeping track of this stuff? How old was the site? How much content did you have on it? What was its purpose?
That stuff you said you posted on torrent sites, are you talking about PPI stuff? If so, please ignore my posts because you're the scum of the internet. (PPI = pay per install = putting malware in programs that people download and uploading them to torrents. It used to be profitable but you had to deal with the moral consequences of ruining other people's computers).
Keep records. Know why stuff failed.
Most importantly, learn that IM is not easy like all the eBooks and online "gurus" say it is.
People sell "ebooks", WSOs, and other shit that doesn't work (think about it. If they worked, they would be using them themselves, not selling the info to saturate the market). It's basic supply and demand. If I have a method that makes me $1000 per day, I'm going to use it and make $1000 a day. I'm not going to give it away and have competition that is going to take away some of my $1000 per day. Yet how many threads do you see on all the IM forums that say "EASY $1000 per day method!!!!! Click here!!" It's all bullshit. The poster just wants some e-cred, or is speaking hypothetically. Sure, you could make $1000 per day, but you're not going to.
Not only that, but 99% of the time the "ebook" or whatever is written so poorly that there is no information to be gleaned from it, anyway. It's a "feel good", "empowering" book that makes you "feel" like you can go out and own the world, but you weren't even actually given any concrete examples so you're still fucked. I can tell you "build a high ranking page and sell affiliate products, promote your site with articles, choose affiliate products with high conversions, etc." and you think that you are getting good advice, but you're really not. Do you know how to do any of that stuff, or is it just all high-level semi-specific bullshit? Do you know how to make your page rank well? I mean, I just told you to do it, but I didn't tell you how to do it. Tricky, right? Of course, the next 50 pages in the ebook are talking about all the money, mansions, and chicks you will get when you are making $500 a day without doing any real work at all, so you end up feeling good about it even though a week, a month, a year from now you still won't have made any money.
Internet marketing is exactly like day trading. The people who sell methods are not profitable. The people who ARE successful guard their methods with their lives. They sure as shit do not give them away for $37 to the first 10 people and $57 to everyone after that.
Decide what you want to do.
Do you want to make money from adsense? If so, you'll need to create a GOOD QUALITY website with good content and then get visitors. The best way to get visitors is to get a good search ranking. There are two ways to make money with adsense 1) develop a website that gets huge and makes a lot of money (for example, stevepavlina.com, or 2) develop MANY websites that each make a little bit (for example, 1,000 sites that each make $0.50 per day)
Do you want to make money selling affiliate products? Find good products and then get people to buy through your affiliate link. How do you do this? You can make review sites (but most of them are hella scammy so be a little creative). But then you need visitors to your review sites in order to click your affiliate links. How do you get visitors? You can buy ads (make sure you're not spending more than you're making) or you can get a good Google rank.
Do you want to make money selling proprietary products? Write some software. Sell it. Write a book. Sell it in physical form so people don't steal it and put it on toerrent sites. The only people who will pay money for a physical book are people who are serious about the subject and they only buy from authorities, so if you're not a nerd or geek about some subject matter, this probably won't work for you. You know how 99% of ebooks are worthless shit for the reasons I discussed in my previous post in this thread? That's not going to fly for a physical book.
Do you want to make money providing services? Pick a service. What are you good at? Can you write well? Or does your writing sound like ESL crap? Find a place to advertise. What do people NEED? Once you establish that you are good at something, slowly increase your prices. No one is gonna pay $100 per article from a noob.
Try different things. You may fail your first few times. I spent some time making review sites to sell affiliate products but even to this day I've never sold a single one. I just figure that's not for me, so I moved on to other avenues and now I make money.
Also keep this in mind:
99% of people lie.
99% of people on IM forums are lying about what they do, how they do it, and how much they make. I absolutely guarantee that.
The bottom line, same as with anything, is don't take advice from people who bullshit around. If you ask questions and get vague answers, they're probably bullshitting. Have a question? Get a specific answer. If you ask "how do I do [such and such]?" And the answer isn't specific, then either the person helping you is just messing with you or doesn't really know the answer or doesn't want to give you the answer. Do you have time to waste doing that? I know I don't. Put them on your Ignore List and move on. This goes TRIPLE if you're paying for information. If I pay for info I expect absolutely technical, no room for interpretation, no bullshit, no hippie crap, absolutely specific information about EXACTLY whatever the subject matter is. "First do [this], then do [that]. Do them specifically this way. Here are diagrams, charts, and examples." Don't settle for bullshit like "Imagine how much MONEY you will have once you do [this] and [that]. WOMEN will want to FUCK YOU. You can QUIT YOUR JOB!" No, that's not information that you pay for, that's bullshit, and sadly, that's what most of the IM world is. Idiots sell bullshit to other idiots. There's even a step-by-step thread on this forum about exactly HOW to do it.
90% of the threads on IM forums are worthless. They're e-pissing contests. It's like:
Question: "Which ad placement position is better for my website?"
Answer: "Fuck you I make $500 per day and I'll only answer your question if you pay me $200!!"
The remaining 10% of threads vary between "mostly worthless" and "somewhat decent."
There's not much that you don't already know. Hell, I gave you FOUR ways to make money in this thread, step by step. They weren't super specific, but you now have a framework for what you need to do. Attack each step logically, ask the right questions. What do you need to know? Why? Are you creating a website? Why? Do you have questions about how to do that? What specifically? "How do I make a website?" is not a question. "Which of the following hosting plans is better, based on your experience?" is a question. Are you choosing an affiliate product? Why? What information should you use when choosing? Why?
Quantify everything.
You said your iPhone blog failed. Why did it fail? What aspects of it failed? Did you not complete the site? Did it not look the way you wanted it to? Did you not get the traffic you needed? Why? Did you not get good Google rankings? Did your adwords account get banned? How was it monetized? Why? How many visitors converted? Do you know? Are you keeping track of this stuff? How old was the site? How much content did you have on it? What was its purpose?
That stuff you said you posted on torrent sites, are you talking about PPI stuff? If so, please ignore my posts because you're the scum of the internet. (PPI = pay per install = putting malware in programs that people download and uploading them to torrents. It used to be profitable but you had to deal with the moral consequences of ruining other people's computers).
Keep records. Know why stuff failed.
Most importantly, learn that IM is not easy like all the eBooks and online "gurus" say it is.
Skype Introduces Calls to Toll-free Phone Numbers Global Beta
With over 140 million downloads since the company started, Skype™ just made another great announcement about full free access to toll-free numbers. The company also announced earlier this week that VoIP rates are will be reduced by an average of 15% in order to celebrate the one year launch anniversary.
Currently the following countries and number ranges are supported. "We’re working on the rest of the world" says Jaanus Kase, Manager of share.skype.com space.
• France: +33 800, +33 805, +33 809
• Poland: +48 800
• UK: +44 500, +44 800, +44 808
• USA: +1 800, +1 866, +1 877, +1 888
How it works?
In Skype, just enter the number in international format in the Address Bar (start with +1 for USA, +44 for UK etc) and hit the big green button. Couldn’t be easier! You can also add the numbers to your contact list and call them “coach”, “life coach” or wherever else you’re calling. The free calls are effective immediately and supported on all platforms where the Skype client is available.
See the SkypeOut Dialing Wizard if you need help dialing. (Since this is a very new change in the system, the dialing wizard may still show those calls being priced, even though they’re actually free. We’re updating the prices in the dialing wizard shortly.) Source: Share.Skype.com
skype.com/products/skypeout/rates/dialing.html
Source: Skype.com
About Skype™
Skype is the leading VOIP-category product worldwide, with more than 42 million registered users increasing by approximately 150,000 new users a day. The latest Skype for Windows version is available immediately for download from skype.com and from select Skype partners. Skype for Windows v1.3 works on any Windows 2000/XP PC with a 400 MHz processor, and requires a headset, Skype compatible phone or a microphone and speakers. Mac & Linux versions are also available.
Note to editors:
Skypster is not affiliated with Skype™ - Skypster is a group of independent telecom consultants and journalists based in the US, Hong Kong, and the UK
Currently the following countries and number ranges are supported. "We’re working on the rest of the world" says Jaanus Kase, Manager of share.skype.com space.
• France: +33 800, +33 805, +33 809
• Poland: +48 800
• UK: +44 500, +44 800, +44 808
• USA: +1 800, +1 866, +1 877, +1 888
How it works?
In Skype, just enter the number in international format in the Address Bar (start with +1 for USA, +44 for UK etc) and hit the big green button. Couldn’t be easier! You can also add the numbers to your contact list and call them “coach”, “life coach” or wherever else you’re calling. The free calls are effective immediately and supported on all platforms where the Skype client is available.
See the SkypeOut Dialing Wizard if you need help dialing. (Since this is a very new change in the system, the dialing wizard may still show those calls being priced, even though they’re actually free. We’re updating the prices in the dialing wizard shortly.) Source: Share.Skype.com
skype.com/products/skypeout/rates/dialing.html
Source: Skype.com
About Skype™
Skype is the leading VOIP-category product worldwide, with more than 42 million registered users increasing by approximately 150,000 new users a day. The latest Skype for Windows version is available immediately for download from skype.com and from select Skype partners. Skype for Windows v1.3 works on any Windows 2000/XP PC with a 400 MHz processor, and requires a headset, Skype compatible phone or a microphone and speakers. Mac & Linux versions are also available.
Note to editors:
Skypster is not affiliated with Skype™ - Skypster is a group of independent telecom consultants and journalists based in the US, Hong Kong, and the UK
Monday, May 10, 2010
Easy Way to shop Online
Are you scared of exposing your credit card, then try this site, It is save and sound
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
TrapCall - Unmask Blocked Calls
Unmask Blocked Calls
Am I the only one that really hates when people call and they intentionally block their caller ID? I have a few friends that do it for various reasons and I put all of them into voicemail because I don’t want to be playing the guessing game. Well, that game may be over. TrapCall has just been released (in beta). According to their website:
When you receive a blocked or restricted call, reject it. You don’t want to answer an unknown number anyway right? In a matter of seconds, the blocked call is sent to our servers, where it is instantly unmasked and sent back to your phone! All the while the caller hears a normal ring tone, oblivious to the fact that you know exactly who they are.
You then have the option to reject or accept the call at that point (rejecting it a second time goes to VM). This service is currently free as well. Reports are that it took 6 seconds to get results (meaning that you may need to alter the number of rings before a call gets routed to voicemail).
I haven’t tried it yet (I’ve trained my friends to email me if they have blocked caller IDs) but I’ll get to it soon. This currently works for AT&T and TMobile customers (others are going to be added shortly). Apparently there’s always been a loophole in callerID that’s been known and they’re just making it easier… So are we all better or worse for this? By the way, these are the same guys that are behind SpoofCard – the application that lets you make phone calls that appear to come from a different number so hiding and revealing identities seems to be their niche.
Click Below to Unmask NOW!!
TrapCall - Unmask Blocked Calls
Am I the only one that really hates when people call and they intentionally block their caller ID? I have a few friends that do it for various reasons and I put all of them into voicemail because I don’t want to be playing the guessing game. Well, that game may be over. TrapCall has just been released (in beta). According to their website:
When you receive a blocked or restricted call, reject it. You don’t want to answer an unknown number anyway right? In a matter of seconds, the blocked call is sent to our servers, where it is instantly unmasked and sent back to your phone! All the while the caller hears a normal ring tone, oblivious to the fact that you know exactly who they are.
You then have the option to reject or accept the call at that point (rejecting it a second time goes to VM). This service is currently free as well. Reports are that it took 6 seconds to get results (meaning that you may need to alter the number of rings before a call gets routed to voicemail).
I haven’t tried it yet (I’ve trained my friends to email me if they have blocked caller IDs) but I’ll get to it soon. This currently works for AT&T and TMobile customers (others are going to be added shortly). Apparently there’s always been a loophole in callerID that’s been known and they’re just making it easier… So are we all better or worse for this? By the way, these are the same guys that are behind SpoofCard – the application that lets you make phone calls that appear to come from a different number so hiding and revealing identities seems to be their niche.
Click Below to Unmask NOW!!
TrapCall - Unmask Blocked Calls
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Never Give Up
I quit my job, my relationship, my spirituality. ..I wanted to quit my life. I went to the woods to have one last talk with God.
'God', I asked, 'Can you give me one good reason not to quit?' His answer surprised me... 'Look around', He said. 'Do you see the fern and the bamboo?'
'Yes', I replied.'When I planted the fern and the bamboo seeds,I took very good care of them.
I gave them light, I gave them water.The fern quickly grew from the earth. Its brilliant green covered the floor. Yet nothing came from the bamboo seed. But I did not quit on the bamboo. In the second year the Fern grew more vibrant and plentiful.
And again, nothing came from the bamboo seed. But I did not quit on the bamboo', He said. 'In year three there was still nothing from the bamboo seed.
But I would not quit. In year four, again, there was nothing from the bamboo seed. I would not quit.' He said. 'Then in the fifth year a tiny sprout emerged from the earth. Compared to the fern it was seemingly small and insignificant. ..But just 6
months later the bamboo rose to over 100 feet tall. It had spent the five years growing roots. Those roots made it strong and gave it what it needed to survive.
I would not give any of my creations a challenge it could not handle.'
He asked me. 'Did you know, my child, that all this time you have been struggling, you have actually been growing roots'.
'I would not quit on the bamboo. I will never quit on you.''Don't compare yourself to others.'
He said.
'The bamboo had a different Purpose than the fern. Yet they both make the forest beautiful.'Your time will come', God said to me. 'You will rise high'
'How high should I rise?'
I asked. 'How high will the bamboo rise?' He asked in return.
'As high as it can?' I questioned.
'Yes.' He said, 'Give me glory by rising as high as you can.'
I left the forest and brought back this story.
I hope these words can help you see that God will never give up on you.
Never, Never, Never Give up.
For the Christian Prayer is not an option but an opportunity.
Don't tell the Lord how big the problem is,
tell the problem how Great the Lord is!
Heavens door opened this morning, God asked me... My CHILD...
what can I do for you?' and I said 'Protect and bless the one reading this message.
God smiled and answered ... 'request granted ............
This message is now in your hands.
What will YOU do with it?
You can send this to at least 10 people so they too will have their lives in God's hands
You never know when GOD is going to bless you!! Good things happen when you least expect them to !!
Never Treat People Badly
Never Treat People Badly
Cherish things while you still have them, before they're gone, and you realize how precious they really are. Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. Everything in life is temporary. So if things are going good, enjoy it because it won't last forever. And if things are going bad, don't worry because it won't last forever either. Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Never cross a bridge without knowing how to swim the tides. If you could not add years to your life Add life to your years
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