If you are on this Survey Company – MySurveyAsia and you have been eagerly doing their Surveys hoping that you can cash out your points… do be careful as my redemption for a $10 NTUC Fairprice Vouchers from November 2011 has not reached me till date.

This is my second redemption after I have joined them a while back. And similarly… I did not received my first redemption.. >> Click Here To Read My First Time Experience

And just in case, you need to see what I have done (or if the company staffs get to read this…), these are the screenshots that I have taken during my redemption:

My Redemption Of NTUC Fairprice Vouchers

And this is the message that says that my Redemption is Successful

But nonetheless… I decide to believe in this company for the last time because there have been a change in their management and also for the benefit of doubt that the voucher may have been misplaced during delivery… therefore the last time when I logged in, there’s a new option to redeem the points and exchange for cash that will be deposited into my Paypal Account in 5 – 7 days.

This is the Screenshot that I have taken:

If I do receive the money… at least there’s a chance for you and I to be in this Survey Company to make some good money online.

I should be updating this blog in a week’s time to post an update on this.

Meanwhile, do cross finger and hope that I can redeem for my $5 Paypal successfully! And if you are currently receiving updates from them to complete some long survey – my suggestion is to stop for the time being…

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In June 2011, engineers in Singapore took a big step into the future when they launched an electric vehicle test-bed right in the heart of Singapore. The goal of the test-bed, created by a government task force including the Energy Market Authority and the Land Transport Authority, is to determine what works best when it comes to electric vehicles and charging station infrastructure. Being a highly urban area with plenty of city roads to work with, Singapore is an ideal testing location for this technology before unveiling it for the general public to purchase and utilize.

This is important technology to begin testing because electric vehicles offer consumers a new option when it comes to reducing energy and, of course, combating the ever-rising cost of fuel. The test-bed is providing an opportunity for Singaporeans to see which electric cars will work best in mainstream society and just how quickly and efficiently these vehicles will recharge. In some vehicles, the braking mechanism produces kinetic energy that automatically recharges the battery. Other vehicles include high-efficiency charging systems that allow them to fully recharge in an hour or less.

Another highlight of the test-bed in Singapore is that it will help determine where to install charging stations and how many are necessary to support widespread use of electric vehicles in the area. This is an important infrastructural aspect for engineers to consider, as the emergence of electric vehicles will be a game changer for many businesses. The current test-bed model allows test drivers to have charging stations located near their homes or places of business, which cost them $180 per month to utilize.

While engineers still have a ways to go in the mainstream development of electric vehicles, Singapore is taking a big step into the future by using an experimental test-bed to see first-hand how this technology will measure up in our busy world. In the meantime, drivers should continue to take proper care of their current gas-powered vehicles in order to maximize their performance and minimize their environmental impact. Stop by your local Mobil lube change center and store for regular tune-ups, and insist on premium products like Mobil fully-synthetic oil to keep your engine running as smoothly and cleanly as possible. This will help increase your car’s efficiency and reduce its polluting carbon emissions while we wait to see how the electric vehicle test-bed pans out in Singapore.

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My friend, from Core Mark – an Event & Design Company based in Singapore, is currently looking for a Full Time Web & Graphics Designer who is interested to join his company with various responsibilities like creating:

- Website

- EDM

- All kinds of Marketing Collateral like Brochures, Flyers, Banners & more

- Brand Guidelines

Will You Be Suitable?

As a Web & Graphics Designer, you will need to have skills and experiences in:

• PHP
• Joomla
• Oscommerce
• WordPress
• Drupal
• MySQL (databases)
• HTML Scripts
• CSS Scripts
• Java Scripts
• Flash

As well as (at least) a Diploma, Advanced/Higher/Graduate Diploma, Computer Science/Information Technology, Science & Technology or its equivalence. Another plus point that will help you to get the job is if you have at least 1 – 3 year(s) of working experience in any related field.

Expected Salary & Working Hours

If you are selected, you can expect to receive $1,800 to $2,600 per month (every much depend on your skill sets and working experience). Working hours is Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 6:30pm.

Interested To Get This Job?

Email your resumes/portfolios to gabriel.low @ coremark.com.sg

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A quick shout out… if you are in the US and looking for great daily deals (similar to Groupon but not Groupon), do check out Yipt! A good start, especially if you are in New York City, start checking out Yipit’s New York City Daily Deal!

Something That I Like About Yipit

I was just surfing around and looking at those many Daily Deals sites that are coming out and finding ways to give my emails away… and the only issue that I have with most of these sites is that they send all sorts of daily deals to my inbox and those that are relevant to me are sometimes buried in one of those deal boxes…

For Yipit… the initial signing up part is kind of refreshing because this site allows me to choose deals that are relevant to my interests. Just check out this screenshot:

This is the part that I like because it seems like Yipit cares about what you like and they will send deals that are related to your interests… and they even…

Yup! Yipit allows you to input locations (deals around a particular place, e.g. workplace or your home) so that they are send you deals that you can apply at a place that’s near you!

Most of the Daily Deal Sites that I am in… have a lot of deals that are located in the Western Region when I am working in the Central and staying in the North East Region. Less chances for me to go there despite the fact that Singapore is actually very small and travelling around is not that time-consuming at all.

But nonetheless, it’s good to have such a site like Yipit around, and I do hope that some of the daily deal sites can have this feature of letting me sort through the categories or the places that I get to see special deals…

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I do not know if you agree with me, but I seriously think that this Planet49.com.sg is quite a spammy site.

Why do I say so? You are basically giving your precious contact information like Name and Precious Email Address in exchange for a chance to “win $10,000 worth of vouchers” and also a ton of other emails that will be sent out by their “partners”.

Other Signs That I Feel That The Site Is Spammy

Once you are over at that site, you will be hit by Pop-Ups. And in case that you do not know, these Pop-Ups will let this company earn some pocket money in exchange for the views generated by these Pop-Ups.

And if the vouchers are not attracting you, you may be tempted to hit this image button:

The next moment… you will be presented with a chance to “win an iPad 2″ and amidst those fine little prints, you get these chunk of little requirements:

You will need to answer a series of questions that cost you $3.00 for each question sent and if you feel so smart, you may as well be spending your way up to the maximum $500 – and you are already paying for half of an iPad 2. Bring in another person who is smart in answering, and that iPad 2 is already paid for…

And a few more… and they will be contributing to the annual revenue of the company for that year… also not forgetting your precious phone number is already being released to the partners who will try to contact you to entice you to get more of their stuffs…

Why Am I Highlighting About This Site

Seriously I do not believe that there is such a thing as Free Lunch. Creating such a gimmick site so that you will be willing to give away your email address (and most likely you will give away an email address that you will be accessing most of the time because you do not want to “miss out” in being a “winner”) is not going to do you good.

You are just making life easier for that company and their partners because they get to collect your email address without doing anything that’s beneficial. In return, you will be receiving more and more emails from them.

I would rather join sites like EmailCashPro that pays you to read emails. Though the earnings from each email is little, at least you are still seeing some form of returns with each read and with each click.

I May Be Wrong…

Like I have said, I think that this kind of site is spammy but to you, you may have gotten some real good deals out from it. If you are one of those lucky fews, I do hope that you can share your comments here and let others know more about it.

If you do agree that this kind of site is spammy, I do hope that you will not join and you can ask you friends not to do so as well. And given a few months, this kind of site may just disappear like those many others.

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If you happen to land on this blog and you see a screen prompt requesting you to allow one of the widgets to know your current location – please kindly allow it to do so and you do not have to worry about any intrusion of privacy. It is really that safe!

What Is This Widget I Am Talking About

If you look to the right and on the sidebar, you will get to see a Chalkboard looking thingy. This is the widget that wants to know what’s your current location. And once you have activated it, you will get to see some good deals and offers being showcased.

In case, you still do not know what I am talking about, this is an image of that widget and an offer being showcased:

If You Are Into Good Deals, You Can Get The Chalkboard Widget Onto Your Site

I do not get anything out from this, but if you are really into seeking out good deals and you have your own site, you can easily get a free account (less than 5 minutes) and have a similar widget on your site. Does not have to be a WordPress Blog, it should work well on a normal site (I presumed…)

And if you can create SmartPhone Apps, I read from the site that you can get some of the APIs, implement into your Apps and make some good money out from it. Again I do not really have all the details so it’s best for you to check them out today.

To get yourself started, just head over to the Chalkboard widget and click on “Get your Chalkboard”.

If You Really Like My Site…

Thanks (and *blushed*), you can just remember this site somewhere and check it out at your workplace – just hit the Refresh button, and you should be able to see some good deals that’s near your current location.

Lastly… I have just got this widget up at this point of writing, so the experience out from using this widget is still fresh. And if you have quite a fair bit of hands-on with this widget and the offers being showcased, do feel free to post some of your comments and feedback here!

Thanks! And do enjoy more good deals!

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Thanks to Labor Day In the US, I have gotten my pair of shoes (a GEOX Federico) from Shoes.com and delivered by Tarazz.com. My first online purchase and a change to enjoy great savings!

The Kind Of Savings That I Enjoyed…

If you have been to the GEOX Retail Store in Singapore and have explored a pair of GEOX Federico before, you would notice that a pair is being sold at SGD $240.

And if you head over to Shoes.com, you would notice that the same pair of shoes is being sold at just US$120 (are you shocked at this distinct large difference… don’t ask me why… I do not know also). With the Labor Day holiday, there’s a small discount of US$6 and an extra discount coupon of 25% on top of everything! (If you do the calculation, this pair of shoes is now just around US$86)

This is the Discount and the Final Price…

But… if you decide to directly ship it through Shoes.com, you will notice that their International Shipping will eat away all the discounts. If you do it through Amazon.com (they have their Global Shipping Program), you will notice that they are not sending this pair to Singapore due to some forms of restriction.

Lastly, if you do it through Tarazz.com – you will get to have this pair of shoes ordered and delivered. And due to their current delivery promotion, their overseas delivery cost is just around SGD $22. You can go wow again if you are shocked by the amount you get to save!

This Is Currently The Status Of My Online Purchase

I have just made the online purchase two days ago and I am glad to see that my parcel is on its way to the Global Hub. I will update when I receive some more updates with regards to my purchase and the reliability behind Tarazz.com and Shoes.com.

So if you have intention to get your next pair of shoes, do check out these valuable resources:

• Amazon.com or Shoes.com to check out the prices of the shoes
• Amazon Global Shipping Program or Tarazz.com for the best deal in delivery of your purchased items

Have fun buying and saving today!

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Just got this contact form email today from Ms Indra and she is currently doing some freelance translation work and would like to get some contacts and leads to follow up. If you are keen to have some translation work done, you may wish to consider trying out Ms Indra…

This is the snapshot of what she wrote to me in the email…

To contact her… you can drop me the requirements for the translation that you need at my contact form and I will redirect it to her or you can find her directly through her Facebook profile page

• Drop your requirements at my contact form
• Contact Ms Indra at her Facebook Profile Page

Disclaimer:

In case you are wondering if I am getting any cut out from the translation work that she is getting from the site – I will not be! The purpose of this shout-out is because I admire people like Ms Indra who knows what she is good at and is willing to make use of her talent to good use and in exchange to make some money!

Also… I must also say that I do not know the quality of Ms Indra’s Translation Work so if you have intention to try her talents out, it will definitely be on your own discretion and if you are indeed impressed by her work, please feel free to drop your comments here and let other people know more about Ms Indra’s Translation Work.

Thanks!

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There’s a new online store in town and it’s created by Times Publishing Limited aka Times Bookstore. So have you checked it out and bought anything from there? If not, this is the link to check out NOQStore >> Click Here.

So How Attractive Is The Price For NOQStore?

To make a comparison, I will checking and comparing the price of a book between Opentrolley, Kinokuniya and BookDepository.

And the book that I have chosen is this book by Donald Trump, which is a very good read for people who want to be a successful entrepreneur -

And This Is The Price Under Kinokuniya

(not including their Flat Delivery Fee Of $5 for total purchase under $50):

The Price Under Opentrolley

and their Delivery Fee is at $4.90.

Total Cost for this book stands at $32.73.

The Price Under BookDepository (With Free Delivery)

Since the price is in US Dollars and based on an average conversion rate of $1.25, the price of this book in Singapore Dollars is at $22.43.

So How About NOQStore?

Wow! Did you see that? Just based on the Online Price itself, the price between NOQStore and BookDepository is very close towards each other. And if you take on their Membership (best if you buy books on a regular basis), your purchase price is even lower!

But… hey… I forgot to calculate the Shipping Cost… And stated on the website, it’s stated that the Total Shipping Cost = Per Order $ + (Per Book $ x Number of Books). And it’s $3 Per Order and $5 Per Book which makes the total Shipping Cost to be $8. So at the end of the whole thing, the cost of this book stands at $30.60.

And it’s still cheaper than OpenTrolley! Wow again! Although this price can’t beat the price given by BookDepository but NOQStore has something that will beat BookDepository – The Total Time Needed To Deliver is definitely shorter!

Bookmark NOQStore Today

If you are in need of an urgent read today and can’t wait for your books to arrive, you will definitely can check out NOQStore today and make your book purchase! And if you are a regular book reader, you may use to consider taking up an online membership with them as well!

Enjoy Your Reading Today! Check out NOQStore >> Click Here.

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If you are currently in EmailCashPro – A Get Paid To Read Email service in Singapore, I would like to share a personal tip that may help you to cash out your first $10 faster than before.

What Is EmailCashPro All About?

Basically EmailCashPro is an online company that gets advertisers who are interested to promote their products or services, shares the deal through email and through to their members .

And those who have joined and agreed to receive the emails, will spend a few seconds, read the special deal and decide if they would want to take part. At the end of it, they will get some points that will be converted to a cash amount. Once they hit $10 either through reading the emails or through referrals, they are able to cash out through a Cheque or to their Paypal!

If you are cautious about EmailCashPro and its dealing. Do not worry so much! I have been with them for quite some time, and everything about them has been positive so far.

To join them and get paid to read emails,

>> Click Here To Join EmailCashPro And Get Paid To Read Emails

How To Maximize Your Earning Potentials From EmailCashPro

Beside the fact that you can earn a percentage from your referrals’ efforts of reading the emails, the next manner is on how to increase the number of emails that you can get to read on a regular basis.

In simple terms of what I am trying to say is More Emails = More Points = Hit $10 Soon!

And I realize that you can actually get to read more emails just be changing a few settings inside your member’s area and this is how it goes:

1. Go To Edit Your Information

2. Edit Your Interests

If you have not ever edited this area before, it’s good to do so today! I chose 5 before and the amount of emails received is like 1 – 5 emails per month. But after choosing up to the maximum of 15, the amount of emails received has already increased to around 10 emails thus increasing the amount of points earned!

I have yet to try out the other area of interests and I believe there could be a few other gold mines within these interests which you may want to try it out.

If you are a member of EmailCashPro and have been successful in selecting profitable area of interests, you may wish to share your secret here?

If you are interested in getting paid to read emails, you can join EmailCashPro today!

>> Click Here To Join EmailCashPro And Get Paid To Read Emails

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