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Friday, October 22, 2010
On my 7th Month
I'm on my 7th Month now. It'll be a few days left before I will be able to see our baby. Yeee, excited much, but we still haven't bought any baby's things as of now.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Bitches United!
Sheila and Lory visited me a while ago. The reason? Sheila asked me to scan some photos of her -.- Sometimes that woman only remembers me when she needs to ask me something urrggghh. But despite that, we still love each other to bits.
Sheila and Lory are my High School Friends ever since when we were 1st Year. Sheila and I are 13 that time while Lory was around 15, going 16 that time. We became friends because we all love anime especially Sailor Moon that time. But enough of reminiscing those past of ours right now. Imma post some of our recent-yesterday's horrendous pics and hope you like it <3 span="span">
Sheila and Lory are my High School Friends ever since when we were 1st Year. Sheila and I are 13 that time while Lory was around 15, going 16 that time. We became friends because we all love anime especially Sailor Moon that time. But enough of reminiscing those past of ours right now. Imma post some of our recent-yesterday's horrendous pics and hope you like it <3 span="span">
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| L-R: Lory, Sheila and Me |
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Paid to Post Forum
Mylot is a popular
paid to post forum, and now mylot has a almost 100,000
population from all around the world. They are sharing opinions, making friends,
and earning extra money every day.
I have joined Mylot for several months. At first, I am also not sure about the credit of mylot just like most of the newbies. After one month’s posting in mylot, I got familiar with Mylot and earned almost $20 in my account. Meanwhile, more and more members claimed they were paid by Mylot. In the second month, I reached the payout limit, and did get my payment from mylot at the mid of the third month. Until now, I’ve got payments from Mylot twice, more than $30., and I will provide my payment proof in this post.
Legitimate Money Making Programs
What is Mylot?
Do you know you can been paid by posting?
Do you know you can earn money by
uploading pictures? Do you a fast growing community called Mylot?
Mylot is a forum where you can earn extra money by posting and participating discussions, and you can also earn some cents when upload a picture. Almost 100 thousand members From all around the world are enjoying mylot. They post discussions, share opinions, make friends, and earn extra money every day.
I have joined mylot for couple of months, and have earned more than $30 for only 480 posts. That means, I can earn almost $0.1 per post. Certainly, this pay rate is not for all the members, only for those who always try to post high quality discussions and response. I am one of them, so I can get a high pay rate. For newbies, the pay rate is about 1-5 cents, and as time going, if you have posted some high quality thread or replies, you might get a high pay rate as me.
Reputation is a creative feature of mylot, and it’s a strategy to keep spams away. Those who often post spams and low quality discussions or replies would be given a low reputation, and there are some kind of close relations between reputation and earnings. I have a high reputation because I always post carefully and seriously, and never give low quality posts just for money.
After the initial period when I was eager to earn money in mylot, now mylot means to me more than a paid to post forum, and it has become an important part of my daily life. I visit mylot every day, sometimes just reading others posts. I can get many information in mylot, make new friends from all around the world. Now I don’t care so much about earnings as before because the money is accumulated when I am enjoying mylot. If I spend one hour to post 30-40, I can earn about $3, that means $ 90 per month. Not a big money, but it is really extra money when I am surfing online.
Do you wanna have a try? just click here to join it today.
Avoiding GPT Program Scams
Get-Paid-To (GPT) sites (e.g. paid surveys, get paid to click, get paid to read
e-mails, get paid to surf, get to post, get paid to complete offers, get paid to
blog, get paid to socialize, etc.) are the most attractive money-making
opportunities to internet users, especially to starters. I, too, had several
experiences with paid-to programs when I was just learning that the internet
promises real money through these programs. Even now, I am a member of some GPT
programs.
Paid-to programs are appealing because most of these do not require payment for registration and you can spend any amount of time at your convenience. With numerous paid-to sites coming out, you can hardly distinguish which are worth trying (and is really paying) and which are plain scams.
Most of these programs require you to pay a certain amount to be a premium members. Being a premium member entitles you to earn more with your account. Who wouldn't want to earn more, right? So you pay for the premium package. During the first days, you were elated because you see your earnings getting bigger and bigger. Then suddenly, you wake up one day losing everything. You were scammed! There is an increasing number of user who succumb to this kind of easy money but wake up one day getting scammed because they forgot the most important step before joining and putting money in these programs - they failed to investigate.
1. Before joining a program, throughly evaluate the GPT opportunity and the site as a whole. Read the About, Help/FAQs, TOS, and Privacy Policy of the sites. These pages may contain and answer every information you needed about the site.
2. Is the GPT site a scam? Do a search. Type the GPT opportunity (website url or name) plus the word "scam".
3. Visit scam listings and see if a site is listed as scam.
4. Read reviews and recommendations from members, Most importantly, read the complaints. GPTBoycott.com is a good source to read complaints from members about GPT opportunities/sites.
5. Assess how much money you will earn and if it's worth your time. Spending your time clicking ads and completing offers for a small compensation is also a form of scam. You may not be spending a dime for clicking ads or completing offers and tasks but you should also consider how much do you pay for your internet connection. It sounds simply ridiculous to spend three hours (worth almost a $1.00 if you are using the service of an internet cafe in the Philippines) yet earning few cents for completed offer.
There are other ways to make money online - through blogging (through ads), promoting and selling products, being an affiliate, etc. which are legitimate one. However, many users do not opt to choose them because they can be a hard task. But nothing is more rewarding than seeing your efforts getting well compensated.
Paid-to programs are appealing because most of these do not require payment for registration and you can spend any amount of time at your convenience. With numerous paid-to sites coming out, you can hardly distinguish which are worth trying (and is really paying) and which are plain scams.
Most of these programs require you to pay a certain amount to be a premium members. Being a premium member entitles you to earn more with your account. Who wouldn't want to earn more, right? So you pay for the premium package. During the first days, you were elated because you see your earnings getting bigger and bigger. Then suddenly, you wake up one day losing everything. You were scammed! There is an increasing number of user who succumb to this kind of easy money but wake up one day getting scammed because they forgot the most important step before joining and putting money in these programs - they failed to investigate.
1. Before joining a program, throughly evaluate the GPT opportunity and the site as a whole. Read the About, Help/FAQs, TOS, and Privacy Policy of the sites. These pages may contain and answer every information you needed about the site.
2. Is the GPT site a scam? Do a search. Type the GPT opportunity (website url or name) plus the word "scam".
3. Visit scam listings and see if a site is listed as scam.
4. Read reviews and recommendations from members, Most importantly, read the complaints. GPTBoycott.com is a good source to read complaints from members about GPT opportunities/sites.
5. Assess how much money you will earn and if it's worth your time. Spending your time clicking ads and completing offers for a small compensation is also a form of scam. You may not be spending a dime for clicking ads or completing offers and tasks but you should also consider how much do you pay for your internet connection. It sounds simply ridiculous to spend three hours (worth almost a $1.00 if you are using the service of an internet cafe in the Philippines) yet earning few cents for completed offer.
There are other ways to make money online - through blogging (through ads), promoting and selling products, being an affiliate, etc. which are legitimate one. However, many users do not opt to choose them because they can be a hard task. But nothing is more rewarding than seeing your efforts getting well compensated.
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