You can earn money by visiting website through a specific network. This network is called PTC network. In the PTC business the easiest way to earn money is to get referrals (referrals=people who register thru u and cause u to earn a percentage of their income). Below is the list of PTC sites I frequent. After u register go to the surf/surf ads/browse links page and start clicking links. Some sites may also give offers which pay about 0.1-15 dollars. But these offers may need a lot of effort or some investment so lets leave it for later and concentrate on clicking links. When u click an ad, wait for 30 seconds and after u get a tick/DONE+tick/slashed $ sign, click on another ad. REMEMBER before completing 1 ad, don't click on another!
Bux.toThere are about 150ads to click per day. Each ad gives u 1cent. So this means that If u click all ads u will earn 1.5$ per day. The site gives 100% ref earnings.Payment method: PayPal Minimum payout: $10
Adbux Adbux is one of the biggest PTC sites. They offer about 50 ads daily. each ad ranging from 0.5-1 cent. The site gives 100% ref earnings.Payment method: PayPal Minimum payout: $10
5centminimum offers about 20-30 ads daily. Each ad gives 0.5-2 cent. They offer referral earningsPayment method: egold or PayPal Minimum payout: $1
Ad2Bux This site gives about 7-8 ads daily. They are quite new so it will be easy to get referrals and reach payout. Their minimum payout is 10$.
Tuesday, 14 April 2009
Earn from you own website
If you have your own website or blog with good number of visitors, then you can earn a good amount of money by placing advertisements on your website. There are some third party websites what serves ad on your webpage and pays you. All you need to do is just register with one of them and after logging into your account you will get some HTML ad code. Then place those codes on your webpages and ads will start appearing. The thirdparty website will pay you on the basis of how much visitor views and clicks on those ads. Finally after each month you will get paid via check, paypal or other payment systems. http://www.bangalionline.com/earnmoney/earn-money-from-your-website.php
Earn money via online from websites
Technology is the business extension of science and the greatest technology ever invented is Internet. Some people say the Internet has made more millionaires than any other means in history. Millions of people have found success with internet and millions of people still seeking gold coins on the internet.
Anyway we are not gonna teach you how to be a millionaire or billionaire. We are just trying to let you know that how you can make some money extra
Earn with your own website - You can earn a decent amount of money if you dedicate some advertising space on your website or blog. You will get paid when someone clicks on a ad placed on your website or blog.
- Earn for visiting sites - You can Earn a few cents per website you visit, through a specific paid to click network.
- Earn by Writing article - There is thousands of websites want to pay you for your article or writings.
- Get paid to signup - You can earn some money by joining a website as a member.
- Earn from online Games - Play online games and win, you will get a reward by the authority of that site.
- Earn from your photos - If you have some photos captured by you, then you can sell them online. Some sites pays you if you upload those on that site.
- Earn from your videos - There is also opportunity of earning by uploading your videos.
- Work from home jobs - Actually i am talking about freelance and outsourcing jobs with what you can earn your livelihood.
Most of the cases You need to have a Paypal, E-gold or Moneybookers account to receive payments.
Paypal - Paypal is a third party payment processor. It can pay or receive funds one behalf of you, all you need is to open a account with Paypal. But be careful if you are from Bangladesh then Paypal is not for you because Paypal does not support Bangladesh. So don't try to do anything fraud with paypal, you will loose all of your money. Mostly try to avoid Paypal fund receiving option where another payment option is available. If you do not have another option then just contact someone who have a verified paypal account. ask him/her to receive fund on his account for you. Or you can contact some hosting firms to receive fund for you. Learn more on www.paypal.com
E-gold - E-gold is like paypal and it supports any country. just signup and start receiving funds. more on www.e-gold.com
Moneybookers - It is also like paypal and supports all country.
If you have problem regarding this you can mail us (jobaerulkaes at yahoo.com).
Notice:- All websites and services described here is not a part of bangalionline.com. So bangalionline.com is not liable for those sites and services. Try to go ahead on your own risk. May be you get scammed several times but millions of people earning this way. If you can build a good referrals Then you will be able to earn a very good amount of money. Best of luck!
Monday, 13 April 2009
Withdraw check posts on Rangamati – Khagrachari road, demands UPDF
News No.29/2009, April 14, 2009
United People’s Democratic Front (UPDF) has called upon the government to stop harassing people in the name of checking, and withdraw all the so-called security check posts from Rangamati – Khagrachari road. (photograph of a soldier checking a bus attached)
Speaking to the chtnews.com, UPDF’s central committee member Ujjal Smriti Chakma said: “each and every vehicle plying on Khagrachari – Rangamati and Khagrachari – Chittagong road is halted and checked.”
“The security forces often harass passengers at these check posts” he added.
A government employee said: “Why there should be any check posts? I do not see any changes between pre and post accord situations in the area.”
All – Bengali and Jumma alike - are unanimous in their demand to withdraw all the check posts from Khagrachari – Rangamati road.
According to Democratic Youth Forum’s General Secretary Mithun Chakma, there are as many as eight check posts on Khagrachari – Rangamati road. These are at Mainikchari (Rangamati), Kuduksuri, Ghilachari, Bogachari, Betchari, Kerenganala, Bizitala and Zero Mile.
“They have become anachronistic even in the present-day Chittagong Hill Tracts although the area is still under military occupation and the army rules the roost.” he said.
United People’s Democratic Front (UPDF) has called upon the government to stop harassing people in the name of checking, and withdraw all the so-called security check posts from Rangamati – Khagrachari road. (photograph of a soldier checking a bus attached)
Speaking to the chtnews.com, UPDF’s central committee member Ujjal Smriti Chakma said: “each and every vehicle plying on Khagrachari – Rangamati and Khagrachari – Chittagong road is halted and checked.”
“The security forces often harass passengers at these check posts” he added.
A government employee said: “Why there should be any check posts? I do not see any changes between pre and post accord situations in the area.”
All – Bengali and Jumma alike - are unanimous in their demand to withdraw all the check posts from Khagrachari – Rangamati road.
According to Democratic Youth Forum’s General Secretary Mithun Chakma, there are as many as eight check posts on Khagrachari – Rangamati road. These are at Mainikchari (Rangamati), Kuduksuri, Ghilachari, Bogachari, Betchari, Kerenganala, Bizitala and Zero Mile.
“They have become anachronistic even in the present-day Chittagong Hill Tracts although the area is still under military occupation and the army rules the roost.” he said.
Breaking News
(chtnews April 14, 2009):
Settlers attacked a village in Bogachari under Naniachar Upazilala last night. Jumma villagers fled their homes.
One source said neighbouring villagers had seen the red skyline and plumes of black smoke over the village, suggesting the marauding settlers might have set fire to the houses
Settlers attacked a village in Bogachari under Naniachar Upazilala last night. Jumma villagers fled their homes.
One source said neighbouring villagers had seen the red skyline and plumes of black smoke over the village, suggesting the marauding settlers might have set fire to the houses
Sunday, 12 April 2009
Boisabi rally held in Rangamati and Khagrachari
News No.26/2009, April 12, 2009
In celebration of the Great Boisabi festival in a somewhat revolutionary fervour different socio-cultural organisatoins have organised rallies in Rangamati and Khagrachari towns this morning, where placard wielding participants shouted against human rights abuses and land grabbing.
In Rangamati, the main banner reads “Festivity will be meaningful only when people enjoy their political rights”.
About 2,000 people took part in the rally that began at 11:30am from Pourasova (Municipality) Auditorium. It ended in front of the Deputy Commissioner’s office at Kalindipur.
Another estimate put the figure at 4,000.
In northern CHT, Khagrachari, organised by Boisabi Celebration Committee, the rally was inaugurated by noted educationist Mr. Ananta Bihari Khisha and addressed among others by Shaney Alam, Chairman of Khagrachari Upazila, Kiron Marma, a businessman and social activist, Banshari Marma, Vice-chairman of Khagrachari Upazila, Ms Shapla Tripura, President of Khagracahri Mohila Samiti and Milon Dewan, Councilor of Khagrachari Pourasova.
Various socio-cultural organisaitons, including Surya Shikha Club, Tannyabi and JUSAS, took part in the Boisabi procession which took off from Eyongdaw Buddhist temple and ended at Upazila ground.
According to an estimate, about 1,500 people from all walks of life and from differnet parts of the district participated in the procession.
They carried placards inscribed with various demands and slogans.
In celebration of the Great Boisabi festival in a somewhat revolutionary fervour different socio-cultural organisatoins have organised rallies in Rangamati and Khagrachari towns this morning, where placard wielding participants shouted against human rights abuses and land grabbing.
In Rangamati, the main banner reads “Festivity will be meaningful only when people enjoy their political rights”.
About 2,000 people took part in the rally that began at 11:30am from Pourasova (Municipality) Auditorium. It ended in front of the Deputy Commissioner’s office at Kalindipur.
Another estimate put the figure at 4,000.
In northern CHT, Khagrachari, organised by Boisabi Celebration Committee, the rally was inaugurated by noted educationist Mr. Ananta Bihari Khisha and addressed among others by Shaney Alam, Chairman of Khagrachari Upazila, Kiron Marma, a businessman and social activist, Banshari Marma, Vice-chairman of Khagrachari Upazila, Ms Shapla Tripura, President of Khagracahri Mohila Samiti and Milon Dewan, Councilor of Khagrachari Pourasova.
Various socio-cultural organisaitons, including Surya Shikha Club, Tannyabi and JUSAS, took part in the Boisabi procession which took off from Eyongdaw Buddhist temple and ended at Upazila ground.
According to an estimate, about 1,500 people from all walks of life and from differnet parts of the district participated in the procession.
They carried placards inscribed with various demands and slogans.
Saturday, 11 April 2009
UPDF greets CHT people on Boisabi
News No.25/2009, April 12, 2009
The central committee of the United Peoples Democratic Front (UPDF) has greeted the people of Chittagong Hill Tracts on the eve of the Great Boisabi festival, the main social event in the area.
In a statement issued to the media today, UPDF said Boisabi is a symbol of unity, solidarity and fraternity among all the nationalities in the CHT. However, a vested interest group is trying to destroy this unity in a planned way by imposing the “Bizu” of the Chakmas on all other nationalities. “Such an attempt will never be acceptable to the CHT people”, it further said.
The statement went on: “For the people to celebrate a national festival like Boisabi, what is required is a peaceful and democratic environment and people’s rights. Therefore, where people are continuously being subjected to repression and humiliation, where they are losing their lands and where there is no justice against such injustices, there can be no conducive environment for the celebration of the festival.”
“UPDF hopes that the present government will withdraw the military from CHT, resolve the land issue and establish full democratic environment in CHT as per its election pledges.” the statement further said.
The central committee of the United Peoples Democratic Front (UPDF) has greeted the people of Chittagong Hill Tracts on the eve of the Great Boisabi festival, the main social event in the area.
In a statement issued to the media today, UPDF said Boisabi is a symbol of unity, solidarity and fraternity among all the nationalities in the CHT. However, a vested interest group is trying to destroy this unity in a planned way by imposing the “Bizu” of the Chakmas on all other nationalities. “Such an attempt will never be acceptable to the CHT people”, it further said.
The statement went on: “For the people to celebrate a national festival like Boisabi, what is required is a peaceful and democratic environment and people’s rights. Therefore, where people are continuously being subjected to repression and humiliation, where they are losing their lands and where there is no justice against such injustices, there can be no conducive environment for the celebration of the festival.”
“UPDF hopes that the present government will withdraw the military from CHT, resolve the land issue and establish full democratic environment in CHT as per its election pledges.” the statement further said.
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