If you’re looking for tips and tricks on how to make big money online, then you need to visit successful blogs related to making money online because they contains huge of tips and information that we need to know for us to gain huge money from our blogs. But the problem is: How could you [...]

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Sometimes I feel envy with those bloggers from other countries because they can really maximize their earning potential by joining third party advertising services similar to PayPerPost. We the Philippine-based bloggers can still join the PayPerPost but then we can’t receive our income because our PayPal account is a send-only one. Just take a look [...]

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Finally, here’s Jeremy Schoe’s picture at the MyBlogLog members page, as shown below: Eric revealed at the MyBlogLog blog that Shoemoney is now unbanned. Featuring him at the members page, I think, is a proof on it. We banned Shoe-money originally to keep him from updating his list of User IDs on Wednesday night, which [...]

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Now I realized that Shoemoney became my source whenever I’m talking about hacks and exploits on the MyBlogLog. It seems that Shoe Money‘s passion now is hacking the MyBlogLog site. Now, he again introduced a trick which will let us surf the web as other MyBlogLog users do. Say for example I want to follow [...]

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I again received an email which told me to send my personal info to the sender if I am interested on his invitation. My name is Christopher Rust. I just came about your email address through an online email listing and I would be very interested in offering you a part-time paying job in which [...]

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Google recently released its online Doc and Spreadsheet application which let users share its files. It’s users advantage of course having an application like this for we don’t need to install it first into our computer. What we need is just the internet connection. And with the release of the online photo editor, “Picnik” , [...]

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Below is the list of the blogs and websites that I frequently visit to read. Resources BloggingTips Copy Blogger Darren Rowse Dosh Dosh Dumb Little Man Garry Conn Guy Kawasaki John Chow Kumiko Life Optimizer Matt Cutts Positivity Blog Shoemoney Steve Pavlina YugaTechBlog More… Blogs: Basang Panaginip Bunsoi Magazine Carlo Blogg Online. A blog on [...]

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It’s been two months since I left my blogging office in Maasin City. I may have time to write journals but I find it hard to connect to the internet. So, instead of worrying about my blogs, I just focused my time building our home here in Hinunangan – Southern Leyte. While I was here, [...]

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Just this month, I posted a blogpost telling you about my encounter with a text-scammer. The SMS scammer was trying to lure me into sending him the prepaid cellphone load credit he’s asking but he failed because I already knew his scheme. In relation to this, a blog-subscriber send her life-story on how the text [...]

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Authorities from the Italian Financial Police seized $30 million from a Vatican bank account, Monday and investigated two top bank officials. According to the Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano, it started when the Bank of Italy told authorities about the possible violation of the Vatican Bank of the anti-money laundering laws.

The Vatican is said to have asked the Credito Artigiano to carry out two wire transfer without providing enough information regarding the transfer to comply with the law. The two wire transfers are: (1) $ 26 million for the JP Morgan in Franfurt and another (2) $4 million for the Banca del Fucino.

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