Sunday, February 14, 2010

Twist a word; earn more.

If there is one thing that clearly stops from moving towards our goal, that is procrastination. Nothing else is more negative in our life.


Doubts, doubts and more doubts.

Do we entertain anything else more than the doubts? I doubt very much. (smile)

I could have started earning much from Google AdSense if only I had not procrastinated in buying a simple database of high paying keywords. Again I doubted over the authenticity of the top paying list of keywords even though I was explained sensibly with a simple calculation.

Even while writing naturally, one can easily insert some top paying keywords by replacing with some words that mean the same but pays little per click.

I seek your opinion on using top paying keywords.


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Saturday, February 13, 2010

Weight a minute!

I can’t prove my husband wrong. I rarely caught him doing anything wrong. He is thorough in everything he does and clear in whatever he says.

Clarity in express is his real forte. But there has got to be a first time for everything in life and for everybody-right?

One smart teenage girl was able to outwit him on his somewhat forthright opinion about best weight loss pills in the market. Though I was proud that the teenage girl is my student, I was sad that my husband ate humble pie.

No, I am not going expose my husband anymore by telling you how he was humiliated. One thing is sure though. He will never again say, “Don’t try to lose weight by reaching out for weight loss pills”.

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Paypal and India.

So, at last, the cat is let out of the bag. It is the honorable Reserve Bank of India that rocked the boat for reasons known only to them. Instead of seriously looking into their own policy, they simply ordered the Paypal to suspend all the (well almost) transactions of Indian residents.

Hundreds of IT companies in India and thousands of freelance computer professionals rely on PayPal, to receive payments from overseas clients.

This is what Alpana Killawalla, a RBI spokesperson is reported to have said:
"Providers of cross-border money transfer service need prior authorization from the Reserve Bank under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act,” said. “PayPal does not have our authorisation.”

And how else Paypal has a big office in Madras?
All those freelancers (including I ) and small IT companies bring in quietly, foreign currency into India without spending any foreign currency. We are indebted to Paypal by making things easier for us. Paypal used to process our money withdrawal requests into our bank in 5 days.

Now, everything is stopped. While Paypal is extremely kind enough to email every affected Indian merchant and apologise for the recent hiccups, Indian Government has not come out with any clear statements as to why this drastic step has been taken unmindful of the hardships faced by its citizen.

Read the source. Times of India
Also read Thepaypalblog.com

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