I was chatting with a friend over at YM the other day. I met her online and she happens to be one of my active referral at DailyClicks. She was asking if I already received my payment from Dailyclicks. I wanted to make up a story just to convince her that it’s still okay to trust PTC sites but it would be useless lying so I told her the truth. I haven’t got my payment from Dailyclicks. I requested my payout which is $12 last March and they haven’t lived up to their promise that I’d be paid in 60 days. My money was refunded back to my account so I cashed out again last May 23 a total of $38 that has accumulated since that 60 day period. I’m expecting to be paid this coming July 23. My friend told me she experienced the same. Her money was refunded so she has to wait again for 60 days to get paid. WTF is wrong with Dailyclicks?

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It was late last year when I discovered about PTC sites. I was desperate to make extra income and the opportunity presented by Paid to Click sites was a tempting offer you can’t quite refuse. Think about it – you can make money at home without investing a dime, you just click on ads and once you reach payout, you can request for cashout. Simple isn’t it? Even a 12-year old kid can make money off of it. Now, the real challenge is you have to invest your time and effort promoting PTC programs so you can gather referrals and make more money. Even that one is EASY, you don’t need any marketing skills to do that. I told myself, “Why not give it a try.” I became active with PTC but as months passed the PTC industry became a breeding ground for scammers.

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I signed up for A.W. Surveys back in March. The program seemed promising enough as I was greeted with 7 welcome surveys that is worth $4 to $6. The instructions was quite easy, you click on a link, you write a 2 to 3 sentences evaluation about a sponsor website and you make $4 to $6 each out of it. Pretty simple huh? I made a generous $26 on my first day and once you made at least $75 in your account you can have your money shipped via USPS or sent through your Paypal account. I had high hopes for A.W. Surveys as a legitimate Get-Paid-To Survey program so I promoted it and gathered 16 referrals for them that was worth $1.25 each so I made $20 out of those referrals. I now have $49 in my account.

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The month of June came by fast and it’s about time once again to thank my top Entrecard Droppers. I’m quite happy to find out that Pinoy Raket Online is on a constant place at the second page of Entrecard’s Most Popular page at their Make Money Online category. There are 864 blogs there and to be included in the Top 30 is something. I think much of it contributes to my consistent dropping. I drop at least 100+ cards a day and at peak days I get about 150 cards dropped in my blog. Also, Mommy Ruby’s Surf and Drop project contributed a lot in the number of my regular droppers. Check out Surf and Drop and be included in the list. Once again, thank you for your continued support, rest assured that I will always reciprocate your drops. Here is the list:

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Once again, “People’s Champ” Manny Pacquiao brought honor and pride to our country by knocking out David Diaz to win the WBC lightweight title before a jampacked crowd at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. Earlier in the fight, Pacquiao fought from the distance with lethal combinations of jabs and upper cuts. David Diaz, however, kept on the offense and defense as he continued to weather blows released by the Filipino bomber. While Diaz connected with punches to Pacquiao’s head and body, the Filipino fought on with two-fisted attacks.

On the fifth round, Manny Pacquiao kept David Diaz at bay with jabs followed by strong right hooks. Diaz, however, tried attacking Pacquiao with several hooks to the body. The Filipino shrugged the attacks, even raising his hands. Pacquiao battered the Mexican-American’s bloodied right eye and often attacked the body. Blood continued to gush from Diaz’s right eye.

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Don’t it make you feel proud being a Filipino whenever you hear Bagong Simula, the theme song of ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.’s BayaniJuan advocacy program? I chanced upon the music video the other day for the first time and I can’t help but feel bothered with the graphic depiction of poverty in our country. My eyes opened a floodgate of tears seeing a kid sleeping on the sidewalk, old newspaper serves what it seemed like a mattress to cover the cold concrete. As the music video continues and our flag is proudly brandished, it sparked a flame in my heart that still, there is hope for our ailing nation. I believe as long as there are people out there willing to help, we can climb out of poverty and corruption, but we need to start within ourselves first.

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I know a lot of us Pinoys and boxing fans around the world are already eagerly awaiting to watch Pacquiao send Diaz on the floor come June 28 in a match dubbed as Lethal Combination. I’m sure the whole country will put down everything just to watch Manny Pacquaio slug it out with Diaz. Did you notice every time there’s a Pacquiao fight, traffic seems to be no problem when you drive around EDSA. Even the Philippine National Police claims that crime rate drops to zero whenever there’s a Pacquaio fight. Pinoys from all walks of life unite and gather around their TV sets just to cheer for Pacquaio.

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Have you noticed lately the “Shop” tab over at Entrecard? Haven’t paid much attention to it until last week and it’s nice to know that Entrecarders like us can now spend our credits in more unique ways. Entrecard Credits has now been accepted as a currency in the blogosphere other than credits used to purchase placement for our 125X125 card on other blogs for advertising purpose. Some bloggers have even manage to make money out of their credits by putting up their own Entrecard credit shop in their own blog while others choose to auction their EC’s over at EBay. Now that Entrecard credits has gained more value, this only means that we can benefit more from it. So what does the Entrecard Shop offers? A lot actually, from purchasing domain and hosting service to consultation for your relationship problems. All in exchange for your Entrecard credits.

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