Internet company giving away money

From: "Burhanuddin Abdul Rahman" mgrabber@burhanuddin.ws

This Internet company is giving away money worldwide

Do you have your own Internet address yet?

If not, you should check this out right away. I was blown away by what I saw and I'm sure you will be too. There's a good chance you can still get your name (www.******.ws) since this is so new.

It's a neat animated movie that is short and fun to watch. The "actors" in it will actually call you by name, so you're kind of like a guest star in this. Don't let the animation fool you though, this is serious. If you've never heard of an affiliate program, you'll see why they are so popular online - and why this is one of the largest and fastest growing business opportunities world-wide.

There are nearly a billion people online now, and many of them want an easy way to build their own web site. People in dozens of countries are profiting big-time from this simple opportunity. I'll show you how. It's very fast and easy to get started (and free).

I'm so lucky to have found out about this company. They were ranked number 37 on Inc 500's list of the fastest growing companies in the US, and are even featured in Entrepreneur Magazine, as well as national newspapers. It's not very often that a company like this shares in the wealth, so you should go see what this is all about right away.

It won't take much of your time. Just click the video screen below to get started and it will explain everything

The short video above is a great way to review our offerings quickly. I definitely advise you to watch it. After doing so, you might also be interested in watching this longer presentation with additional information.

Burhanuddin

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Twitter Alert: Be Careful With Your Email

Spammers have found a new way to use Twitter. This one lets them harvest email addresses easily, and use these addresses to do their dirty business. The good news is that you can avoid this practice by simply not tweeting your email address.

I was having a talk with Twellow's lead developer Matthew Daines, and he pointed out that a simple query on Twitter Search can return large numbers of email addresses that spammers could potentially exploit.

"It would be trivial to write a script that gathers these addresses," he added. "They could have several hundred thousand over a few weeks at the rate they trickle in."

The ability to search for email addresses has always existed on search engines like Google, but Twitter and it's real-time updates brings a whole new element to the matter. They come in fast, and they're always going to be up to date. This is why it could be enticing for spammers.

"The Twitter stream really weeds out all sorts of irrelevant data and cuts right to the email addresses within 140 characters, so it's a lot less intense, and would require very little coding skill," says Daines. "The thing is this makes it just too easy to get email addresses."

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