I’ve read on several blogs that they’ve earned hundreds of dollars per month just with Google Referrals. I am going to try it out for a month and report to you guys how it went with my blog.

Maybe this could work on my blog, who knows. Hehe. You should try it too, and let’s exchange experiences with the experiment. See yah

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I found this SMART Bro’s interesting personality test and tried it. It will determine if you’re a Chatter, Gamer, Networking or a Downloader. Kinda cool though and not just that, you’ll get a chance to win a brand new PC.

I definitely agree with their personality test. I really am a chatter inside out, since I was 15 years old, I already am addicted to IRC. And still am, and now I’m one of the Services Administrator of ChatX Network, was a Assistant Server Administrator when queen.chatx.net was up.

Why don’t you try it up and find out what you really are? The requirements I think is:

• You have to have a Friendster account.
• You have to be a  Filipino or atleast lived for a few months here.

You still can take the personality test even if you’re not a Filipino, but expect some  unrelevant answers to the question. Now, if you want to take the test, click here.

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Finally! Got zero but it’s a good start (I think). I don’t know if other bloggers doesn’t care about their Google Page Ranks, but me? I really look into it every single day. Heh, why? Well, I think it is really important for bloggers who wants to monetize their blog. Because advertisers really looks into PRs. Meaning, Higher PR, greater opportunities.

What is PageRank?
TrueSEO.net defined it as: Formula developed by Google to determine a web pages “inbound link ranking” Often referred to as “PR” value.
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First, let me discuss to you what “phishing” means. As what St. Peter Prince defined it, is the act of tricking someone into giving them confidential information or tricking them into doing something that they normally wouldn’t do or shouldn’t do. For example: sending an e-mail to a user falsely claiming to be an established legitimate enterprise in an attempt to scam the user into surrendering private information that will be used for identity theft.

This time, PayPal phishers or let’s just say, thieves has done very well on tricking PayPal users. By the look of the email, if someone didn’t analyzed it, you could easily be a victim.

Take a look at this for instance: Click to view full

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