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VANYWHERE — Turn Time and Skills to Cryptocurrencies That Pays Bills

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I hear some people saying they don’t have skills for any job so they tend to stick on what is there even if it is a low-paying job. Stuck on a job which they hate until they retire. I beg to disagree because even a housewife has a skill that she may offer or share with other housewives. Is it really their choice? Or is it only just because opportunity did not present itself to them? Now, what if your skills can earn you a crypto even during traffic hours, even when you are just staying at home, a PWD, or any status you have now, would you be joining a program, a project or a platform? (Remember that cryptocurrencies now are really popular and unlike FIAT or paper money that are affected by inflation, values may increase overtime.) With Vanywhere, time can turn into cryptocurrency. Real people, real skills, real time! Vanywhere is a skill-sharing platform that connects people who are seeking and offering skills via live video, voice & chat Well, ...

Nonpaying Employer

If you are doing business online and have not been that careful or have been careful but still became a victim, then this is just a reminder to be careful. Doing business online means money and when there is a money, there is the tendency of being attracted to the sound of it. What I mean is this. When a person got hold of the money, even if he knows he owe someone and he has to pay it back, there is a possibility that he will delay the payment or never pay back at all. This is a very bad business practice. I should have posted this a long time ago but the webmaster seemed to be professional enough with all the contracts and conditions he set before the work began. Trust always play a big role for online businesses and he seemed to play it very well. Just to share my experience, I am talking about the webmaster/administrator/website owner of Fishers Travel SOS . I worked as Search Agent and another person I know worked as Country Editor for them a year ago and we were able to compl...

Warning Against Internet-Based Ponzi Scams Issued

Only a small portion of the global population are aware of the existence of HYIPs or high yield investment programs. Much more so within the Philippines. Few days ago, my brother send a text message borrowing quite a large amount of money. He informed me that he will return the money in 23 days. Being familiar with these HYIPs, I had a hunch that someone might have introduced him to the program SMFund which is heavily promoted by investors. They are even using local banks to pay back the investors' money. A day later, TV stations started airing warnings to televiewers regarding the operations of these internet-based ponzi scams (commonly known in the internet as high yield investment programs or HYIPs) that have penetrated not only the Philippine territory but worldwide. Some people may not be aware of their existense but investors panicked because each one of them has a minimum contribution of $1000. Some invested more. According to the investors, they can earn as much as $45 a d...