I’ve just received an e-mail notifying me that AuctionAds is now part of TLA and that new AuctionAds publishers will automatically receive $25 in their account on signing up.
PayPal and Debit Card Woes for Malaysians
September 2nd, 2007 by Jason No comments »I stumbled upon this blog post by Azrin. It mentions about PayPal no longer accepting Virtual Money Debit cards to fund and activate withdrawal process. [UPDATE: November 2009 - Malaysians can now withdraw PayPal funds to a local bank account or debit card.]
PAYPAL States that Virtual Money Debit cards are no longer accepted to be used to FUND and ACTIVATE WITHDRAWAL PROCESS. In other words, your SOUTHWEST BANK or TOMATO BANK *(ACCEND Visa) can no LONGER BE USED to withdraw funds to.
Hostmonster Control Panel New Look
August 10th, 2007 by Jason No comments »Hostmonster has given its hosting control panel (cPanel) a new look! It now spots a much more pleasant-looking and user-friendly interface.
New Slimmer iMac Unveiled!
August 8th, 2007 by Jason No comments »Here’s a tech news item I thought some of you Apple fans should be excited about. 
Apple Inc. has unveiled a line of slimmer and more powerful iMacs!
The Potential in Text Link Ads
August 8th, 2007 by Jason No comments »I didn’t pay much attention to it earlier. I should have… it’s Text Link Ads (TLA). The ads are in the form of paid text links embedded within a site.
To date, I’ve gotten a little over $320 in total from Text Link Ads within the last few months of this year. This is from a software development-related site of mine.
LiewCF is #1 for John Chow on Google!
August 7th, 2007 by Jason No comments »Guess who’s at the top of the search engine result page for the keyword “John Chow” on Google.com.my? Malaysian blogger LiewCF! In fact, his blog post on John Chow got him to positions #1 and #2 in the SERPs. John Chow is no where on page one. This has probably got to do with JohnChow.com’s demotion from the search engine ranks in Google recently and the fact that the .my version of Google does indeed have a localized slant.
Amazon FPS / Payments – Another PayPal?
August 6th, 2007 by Jason No comments »
Amazon has launched the Amazon Flexible Payment Service (FPS) which is an extension of the existing Amazon Payments. With this service, we can look forward to third-party merchants offering online payments via Amazon’s reliable and scalable payment infrastructure.
Here’s a Money Tip!
June 27th, 2007 by Jason No comments »Here’s a little detour from the main theme of this blog but it’s related no doubt…
Head over to PersonalDollar.com. You’ll find many nice tips on personal finance and money management.
You Might Want to Know This If You’re Blogger
June 25th, 2007 by Jason No comments »There’s a few interesting developments in the blog authoring scene within the last month or so.
Here, we’ll take a look at a new WordPress release, a desktop blogging tool and a new Windows browser.
Leveraging on Google Trends in Internet Marketing
May 25th, 2007 by Jason 1 comment »Whether you’re an online advertiser or content publisher, I think there’s something to be gained from the recently launched Google Trends.
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