Archive for January, 2008

This is my “nature of business”, PayPal

Posted on Tuesday, January 22nd 2008 5:58 pm by menj in Internet, Payment Gateway

PayPal has limited my account, again, for the fourth time running. I have given them all the details they wanted (i.e., bank statement, utility bill) and guess what? They emailed me again saying that they want me to explain my “nature of business”. I do not know what the hell they want me to do, be a drug pusher? I am tempted to give them a piece of my mind as follows.

crime This is my nature of business, PayPal

I am tired of this nonsense by them, I am closing my account the moment the limitation is lifted.

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Moving to valuable real estate

Posted on Monday, January 21st 2008 2:16 pm by menj in General

If you are living in the United States, you should know that the choice of life when residing in a place with all the available facilities could become very confusing. So if you are looking to relocate, you can check out this National Relocation website which contains useful information about moving.

The website has ll the information you will ever need to move. Whether you are looking at Illinois real estate, Indiana real estate or Indianapolis real estate, they have an area where you able to look up rentals for free at these locations and browse through them. You are able to get info on movers locally and across the nation. They also have info to help you with your insurance as well as help you decide if you can afford a mortgage or not.

Check out the website today, you certainly will not regret it.

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Testing a video

Posted on Sunday, January 20th 2008 8:40 pm by menj in Blogging

Testing a video which I took for YouTube via its Quick Capture feature.

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Technology now more meaningful

Posted on Friday, January 11th 2008 4:08 pm by menj in Internet

The wonders of Moore’s Law and Lab Hot Plates for silicon chip technology are marvelous. And sure, it’s great to see that new 45-nanometer transistors are helping create new and better energy-efficient devices. But it’s more meaningful when we can see how businesses and people are able to use technology in new ways to really improve what they do. That’s why I enjoyed seeing an Intel keynote that didn’t run down a laundry list of new products and feature. Instead, what we saw were a few great show-and-tells that focused on people and how Internet technology is helping us express ourselves, and connect easier and more deeply with those we care about. Sharing more of our interests on the Internet is “feeding the machine,” making the Internet more human-like and part of our daily lives.

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Advertlets apologises

Posted on Wednesday, January 9th 2008 7:38 pm by menj in Blog Ads

To be fair to Advertlets, they did apologise for the domain renewal hiccup they experienced a few days ago which caused a massive script redirect and a lot of frustration among bloggers. I am not serving Advertlets ads and I don’t think I ever will (just one reason why: Glitterati) but I do hope they will recover from this serious customer relations problem.

Trust is always a big factor in the online business. I know that very well.

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Really, really BAD web design

Posted on Sunday, January 6th 2008 11:04 pm by menj in Internet

You really, really want to see an example of a really bad web design? Check this website out. I would think that, this being part of a government programme and all, they would hire someone of calibre and spend more money on developing a more semantic web and better design, the standard being in CSS/XHTML or with a PHP/MySQL backend. But no, they had to hire some buffoon whose design skills are way below the level of an amateur. Seriously. Even I can come up with a better design than this lousy display that will make your eyes sore.

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Advertlets bites the dust?

Posted on by menj in Blog Ads

Has Advertlets gone down under (and no, I am not referring to Australia)? I have never used them anyway so I do not know what has actually happened. But someone alerted me that their domain had expired and some bloggers have complained about the issue since it was down. Even if it was a simple mistake such as forgetting to renew their domain (which I personally think is unlikely), I find it hard to foresee that they will recover from this flurry of bad press they are currently receiving.

In any case, if they have really gone bust, I have a few ideas on what to do with that domain….

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