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Dienstag, 28. April 2009
The new Hot thing on the Internet !!!
Please click visit www.me2everyone.com/442318 for the details
Something incredible has arrived!
I just became a shareholder in me2everyone and I never had to pay a single penny for the shares! It can only be described as the gold-rush for 2009. This company is going to be huge and shares will soar in value over the coming months! You can register for free and it never has to cost you a single penny!
me2everyone is going to be a cool new virtual world where you can meet friends, chat, shop, play, watch videos, create an art gallery, open a virtual newspaper, play the free inworld lottery and make money from your own online store! You and everyone you know make the decisions, shape the world, create real incomes and share in the profits. It’s a new place where you meet new people or invite your friends. Learn new skills or expand your business. Find the love of your life or help the planet.
Membership is free and every member automatically becomes a shareholder in me2everyone Limited. Personally I have 1000 shares in the venture I'm going to increase my shares very soon. This is an excellent chance for all of us to make some real progress in 2009 and beyond! Please don't miss it.
If you are looking for something really good in 2009: something that changes your view on the world, then you really have to spend just one minute and look at this website.
Please click visit www.me2everyone.com/442318 for the details
Something incredible has arrived!
I just became a shareholder in me2everyone and I never had to pay a single penny for the shares! It can only be described as the gold-rush for 2009. This company is going to be huge and shares will soar in value over the coming months! You can register for free and it never has to cost you a single penny!
me2everyone is going to be a cool new virtual world where you can meet friends, chat, shop, play, watch videos, create an art gallery, open a virtual newspaper, play the free inworld lottery and make money from your own online store! You and everyone you know make the decisions, shape the world, create real incomes and share in the profits. It’s a new place where you meet new people or invite your friends. Learn new skills or expand your business. Find the love of your life or help the planet.
Membership is free and every member automatically becomes a shareholder in me2everyone Limited. Personally I have 1000 shares in the venture I'm going to increase my shares very soon. This is an excellent chance for all of us to make some real progress in 2009 and beyond! Please don't miss it.
If you are looking for something really good in 2009: something that changes your view on the world, then you really have to spend just one minute and look at this website.
Please click visit www.me2everyone.com/442318 for the details
Donnerstag, 25. September 2008
Marketing at its worst??
I work in the online poker industry. I like it, and I feel that we offer an honest, safe and entertaining product to our customers. I get a bit upset when two faced American (or European) Politicians take cheap stabs at our industry, in order to try to regain gambling tax revenues to their respective states.
The latest news in this direction in the honorable Governor of Kentucky, who, get this, has requested 141 domain names to be transferred to the state of Kentucky immediately. Among these domain names are bodoglife.com, doylesroom.com, fulltiltpoker.com and the company I work for.
The reason -
The loss of tax dollars to the state has probably weighed heavily on the state’s decision. Even the state admits unlicensed online “gambling significantly undermines and threatens horseracing, Kentucky’s signature industry and a key tourism industry, by creating unregulated and untaxed competition.”
“Unlicensed, unregulated, illegal Internet gambling poses a tremendous threat to the citizens of the Commonwealth because of its ease, availability and anonymity,” Governor Steve Beshear said. “The owners and operators of these illegal sites prey on Kentucky citizens, including our youth, and deprive the Commonwealth of millions of dollars in revenue. It’s an underworld wrought with scams and schemes.”
A tremendous threat? WOW... That word "threat...."
I think you need a whole lot of imagination to understand the concept, that if you gamble, in whatever form, with the government, and it is taxed, this is not threatening, but if you gamble online and it is not taxed, this is a "threat" to you as a person.
Are governments around the world really trying to market their monopolies on gambling by putting down online operators as much as they would with a terrorist organization?
Mr. Governor of Kentucky, I ask you this! If a man walks into one of your noble race tracks, and bets his last $500 in the world on some horse that falls over in the first bend, what exactly are doing to keep this man safe? What barriers do you have in place, to stop this man from loosing his last $? I am just going to answer that myself – None…
Two faced, lying and corrupt politicians… puke!
Finally, if you knew ANYTHING about the industry, you would know that you have as much chance of receiving one of those 141 domains as using those last few brain cells you poses. 0%
Out…
The latest news in this direction in the honorable Governor of Kentucky, who, get this, has requested 141 domain names to be transferred to the state of Kentucky immediately. Among these domain names are bodoglife.com, doylesroom.com, fulltiltpoker.com and the company I work for.
The reason -
The loss of tax dollars to the state has probably weighed heavily on the state’s decision. Even the state admits unlicensed online “gambling significantly undermines and threatens horseracing, Kentucky’s signature industry and a key tourism industry, by creating unregulated and untaxed competition.”
“Unlicensed, unregulated, illegal Internet gambling poses a tremendous threat to the citizens of the Commonwealth because of its ease, availability and anonymity,” Governor Steve Beshear said. “The owners and operators of these illegal sites prey on Kentucky citizens, including our youth, and deprive the Commonwealth of millions of dollars in revenue. It’s an underworld wrought with scams and schemes.”
A tremendous threat? WOW... That word "threat...."
I think you need a whole lot of imagination to understand the concept, that if you gamble, in whatever form, with the government, and it is taxed, this is not threatening, but if you gamble online and it is not taxed, this is a "threat" to you as a person.
Are governments around the world really trying to market their monopolies on gambling by putting down online operators as much as they would with a terrorist organization?
Mr. Governor of Kentucky, I ask you this! If a man walks into one of your noble race tracks, and bets his last $500 in the world on some horse that falls over in the first bend, what exactly are doing to keep this man safe? What barriers do you have in place, to stop this man from loosing his last $? I am just going to answer that myself – None…
Two faced, lying and corrupt politicians… puke!
Finally, if you knew ANYTHING about the industry, you would know that you have as much chance of receiving one of those 141 domains as using those last few brain cells you poses. 0%
Out…
Freitag, 19. September 2008
US bail-out plan for banks
Ok, so I could write a blog about how terrible IKEA service is, but then everyone knows that already, so why waste time.
Instead I am gonna chat about the US bail-out plan for the damaged banks, in order to save the world as we know it today. It fits under marketing at its best. Why?
Well thats easy, the goverment comes forward with this plan, to lend insane amounts of money to banks who have spent (lost) it completely reclessly over the last few years. GREAT everyone thinks, the government to the rescue, I can continue to drive my SUV, I wont loose my job and life continues as is. Thank you Mr. Government.
But lets think about this for a second - where does this money come from. Either, the government lends it to these banks, with some hope of getting it back, but not much, or the FED basically prints off another $500 billion on clean new United State Dollar bills so to say. This obviously causes inflation. So either the Governemnet is lending (giving away) your tax money, or your money is gonna be worth 10% less in a year from now than it is today... Either way, the bottom line is that you are picking up the bill. Yes YOU!
So how did we get to this? Well I am sure you know atleast one or two bankers. The ones that drive the nice cars, go on nice holidays and when you enter their house you think "WOW, this guy works real hard cause this place is dope". This aquaintance of yours, got all this money paid through his bonuses and share plans, because he took risks beyond his measure. He sold something or brokered some sort of deal, which made him look great yesteday, but there was no way it was long sighted enough to be able to hold up in the future. He may or may not have known this, but the fact is, he did it and was rewarded with all these nice things. What followed is obvious to everyone...
So I leave you with this, when you see a banker the next time in his Porsche, Ferrari or Lambo, KNOW this. That car was bought on credit so to say - and now YOU are paying for that car, house or holiday through your "Come to the rescue" Governement in one way or another.
Not really fair is it?
Instead I am gonna chat about the US bail-out plan for the damaged banks, in order to save the world as we know it today. It fits under marketing at its best. Why?
Well thats easy, the goverment comes forward with this plan, to lend insane amounts of money to banks who have spent (lost) it completely reclessly over the last few years. GREAT everyone thinks, the government to the rescue, I can continue to drive my SUV, I wont loose my job and life continues as is. Thank you Mr. Government.
But lets think about this for a second - where does this money come from. Either, the government lends it to these banks, with some hope of getting it back, but not much, or the FED basically prints off another $500 billion on clean new United State Dollar bills so to say. This obviously causes inflation. So either the Governemnet is lending (giving away) your tax money, or your money is gonna be worth 10% less in a year from now than it is today... Either way, the bottom line is that you are picking up the bill. Yes YOU!
So how did we get to this? Well I am sure you know atleast one or two bankers. The ones that drive the nice cars, go on nice holidays and when you enter their house you think "WOW, this guy works real hard cause this place is dope". This aquaintance of yours, got all this money paid through his bonuses and share plans, because he took risks beyond his measure. He sold something or brokered some sort of deal, which made him look great yesteday, but there was no way it was long sighted enough to be able to hold up in the future. He may or may not have known this, but the fact is, he did it and was rewarded with all these nice things. What followed is obvious to everyone...
So I leave you with this, when you see a banker the next time in his Porsche, Ferrari or Lambo, KNOW this. That car was bought on credit so to say - and now YOU are paying for that car, house or holiday through your "Come to the rescue" Governement in one way or another.
Not really fair is it?
Dienstag, 12. Februar 2008
Deep message
This amazing message is sprayed on a wall outside the courts of justice in luxembourg. Gotta love it.
Freitag, 8. Februar 2008
Love Apple...
So today I am going to write a positive blog :) Makes for a change atleast...
Late last year I decided to buy a Macbook Pro instead of upgrading to a better PC laptop... The only complaint I have about my Macbook is that it doesnt pour ice cold JD and cokes at a touch of a button, but I heard on www.macrumours.com that this is being worked on.
About an hour ago I went to the Mac store on Regent Street London to buy myself an Iphone. Now this is a customer experience at its best -
13:01 Walk in and get greated at door - guys asks what I want - i tell him Iphone
13:02 He hands me the credit card machine on his belt so I can enter my pin - during this he gets the iphone
13:03 He comes back with the bagged Iphone, the transaction has gone through, he asks for my email
13:05 I am back at my desk at work and have a PDF of the receipt in my Gmail inbox...
Michael Dell - I hope your taking notes...
Laterz
Late last year I decided to buy a Macbook Pro instead of upgrading to a better PC laptop... The only complaint I have about my Macbook is that it doesnt pour ice cold JD and cokes at a touch of a button, but I heard on www.macrumours.com that this is being worked on.
About an hour ago I went to the Mac store on Regent Street London to buy myself an Iphone. Now this is a customer experience at its best -
13:01 Walk in and get greated at door - guys asks what I want - i tell him Iphone
13:02 He hands me the credit card machine on his belt so I can enter my pin - during this he gets the iphone
13:03 He comes back with the bagged Iphone, the transaction has gone through, he asks for my email
13:05 I am back at my desk at work and have a PDF of the receipt in my Gmail inbox...
Michael Dell - I hope your taking notes...
Laterz
Donnerstag, 24. Januar 2008
Neteller's Explanation of their transaction system
This is what Neteller wrote back to me when I asked why all transactions were showing up three times on my statements. Could a NASA scientest who reads this please contact me, so you can explain to me what this means -
Dear Mr. Rehder,
Transactions appear in 3 parts on you transaction list. First there is an authorisation for the amount on the card that secures the funds. After this you will notice a settlement increase which releases the funds back to your account and a clearance for the funds then comes through as a settlement decrease where the funds are removed from your account. Where the settlement decrease is not the small amount as the initial authorisation it indicates the currency exchange, and any fee or charge incurred if the transaction was made in an alternative currency to that of your card. Transaction where not settlement increase or decrease appears for a purchase made indicates that the funds are being held temporarily until clearance comes through from the merchant company. If no clearance comes through, then the funds are released back to your account after a period of about 30 days.
I hope this clarifies the matter. If you require further explanation of this, please indicate an number you would like to be contacted on and a suitable time.
Kind regards
Nataline
Dear Mr. Rehder,
Transactions appear in 3 parts on you transaction list. First there is an authorisation for the amount on the card that secures the funds. After this you will notice a settlement increase which releases the funds back to your account and a clearance for the funds then comes through as a settlement decrease where the funds are removed from your account. Where the settlement decrease is not the small amount as the initial authorisation it indicates the currency exchange, and any fee or charge incurred if the transaction was made in an alternative currency to that of your card. Transaction where not settlement increase or decrease appears for a purchase made indicates that the funds are being held temporarily until clearance comes through from the merchant company. If no clearance comes through, then the funds are released back to your account after a period of about 30 days.
I hope this clarifies the matter. If you require further explanation of this, please indicate an number you would like to be contacted on and a suitable time.
Kind regards
Nataline
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