Here's Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3) OK...heard from Go Daddy. And I probably would have heard in a more timely fashion except that it looks like I put the email into my Draft folder instead of Sending it off......One of those days......... Unfortunately, we are unable to assist you with your request. You will need to contact Google directly by going to their support URL: http://google.com/support/a/ A representative from Google will be able to assist you with your issue in locating login... Read Full Story
Bloggerwave is another one of the paid to post websites. According to a new thread at DigitalPoint forum, Bloggerwave is overdue on payments and has not responded to emails. Does anyone have any additional information? Read Full Story
I have been making money from PayPerPost since early April. The money, of course, is what it is all about. However, I've discovered a side benefit. My paid posts bring me traffic. Here's a look at my Learn to Earn Sitemeter stats. Notice the google search for Clark Howard. Now take a look at the print screen from the search page. At the top of the page, you'll see Clark Howard in bold under Learn to Earn and, if you look down at the bottom, you'll see that this search result has me on... Read Full Story
I keep getting hits to my post AWSurveys: Scam or Not?. People are still looking for information on AW Survey so I guess it is still being highly promoted. Is it a scam? Absolutely, YES! IF you should ever be fortunate to reach cashout, you'll never see your money. Check out: AW Surveys...BEWARE! Denied by AW Surveys (Be sure to read the whole thread as two members of AW Surveys discuss not getting paid.) Read Full Story
My Dad (age 88) lives in the West Palm Beach area. Fortunately, he lives pretty well inland so when a hurricane comes through, I don't have to worry about him being flooding out. But I do worry about him with the wind and the rain. Particularly if the electricity goes out. I try and stay on top of things, weatherwise, by checking the National Weather Service National Hurricane Center website. Plus, I subscribe to their email list . If you live in a hurricane zone or will be... Read Full Story
(Don't Get Your Blog's Custom Domain Name Through Blogger!!!) And so the saga continues. I headed over to the Go Daddy site and their method for retrieving customer numbers is the same as at DomainsByProxy (why was I not surprised?). Only there was a wrinkle here. I needed to know what type of product I had bought. Did I just buy a domain name, a hosted domain, or a forwarded domain? Not really knowing, I tried all combinations and my site URL. Nothing worked. Next was dashing a Support... Read Full Story
All the news has been about Michael Phelps. Don't get me wrong. His accomplishments certainly should be applauded. But all that has overshadowed what Ryan Lochte did which was win two Olympic medals with less than 30 minutes between races. Lochte, the world record holder in the 200 backstroke, won Gold with a last surge in the final 30 meters, taking 1/2 second off his world record. Then, less than 1/2 hour later (actually less than 27 minutes between race start times), Lochte got back... Read Full Story
(Part 1 is the post before this.) Got up this morning to find I had an email from DomainByProxy. I have to admit I am VERY impressed with the speed of their customer service. Here are the instructions I received for retrieving my account information: Thank you for contacting Online Support. The registrar for your domain would be Go Daddy. If you do not have the login for your account, please use the following steps to retrieve and reset it: • Go to https://www.domainsbyproxy.com • Click... Read Full Story
At least not just yet! That is exactly what I did. If you have a blog with Blogger, you simply click on Settings and then click on the Publish tab. For $10 per year, your blog can have its own custom domain name instead of yoursite.blogspot.com. The other option is to get your custom domain name from a service like godaddy and then follow the instructions to have your new site 'point' to your blog. Novice that I was (am?) I took what I thought was the easy way. Sounds great, right? It is... Read Full Story
At least not just yet! That is exactly what I did. If you have a blog with Blogger, you simply click on Settings and then click on the Publish tab. For $10 per year, your blog can have its own custom domain name instead of yoursite.blogspot.com. The other option is to get your custom domain name from a service like godaddy and then follow the instructions to have your new site 'point' to your blog. Novice that I was (am?) I took what I thought was the easy way. Sounds great, right? It is... Read Full Story
