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www.trekpay.com : Is it legit or a scam PTC?

When come to deciding on whether to register or not on Pay to Click (PTC) web site, the first thing comes across our mind is whether this is a scam or not. You definitely do not want your time and effort flow to the drain.

How ever you may rest assure that the program on this site is legit, because I have been paid. Here is the proof.

It is really easy to register. Just log on to www.trekpay.com. Fill in the quick sign up form and key in your valid paypal email address.

A registered member of Trekpay must have a Paypal account in order to be paid. A Paypal account is free to get, just go to www.paypal.com. Trek is implementing a 2 week pending period for payouts to Paypal.

Trek will run a payout once a week . This will occur sometime between Tuesday-Thursday. If there is any postponement, announcement or special notice will be made public.

Members have to check their account for the amount of money they have received. When it have reached $5.50 or more, then a request for payout to Paypal option will appear. Members have to make sure that they have inserted a valid Paypal email address or their payout cannot be processed. Once Trek receive the payout request the monies will be deposited into your Paypal account after the 2 week holding period.

Earning money is easy with Trek. The more active you are, the faster you'll get to their maximum payout.

Please get Firefox or IE to surf or browse the page, or you will not be credited to some of their client's site. A member is awarded credits each time they do one of the following.

1. Search and visits one of Trek clients' websites and follows the instruction

2. Refers another person to TrekPay or Trek Advertising

Trek clients make money from showing you their Ads. Trek in turn make money from these clients and "profit share" with all their members. Each week Trek will share in its profit with members. The more credits you have earned the higher the payout.

Another way to earn is through "Sales Commissions". When a member is credited with a sale from Trek Advertising they will receive an immediate deposit into their back office account.

A member may earn $50 dollars per week with Trek credit system. However, earnings for commissions are unlimited. Trek are currently paying 12.5% of each sale directly to the original referrer.

It pays to advertise your referral page!

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Europe Is Not That Expensive

We have now lived and travelled two years in Europe and heard countless complaints from fellow travellers about Europe being too expensive, especially for people coming from dollar-economies. Europe has been expensive, but no more than for example Cambodia, Hong Kong, or Bolivia.

It is possible to travel in Europe with US 500$ / month for anyone who cooks his own food, prefers hospitality exchange and renting rooms instead of using hotels, and is willing to give up renting cars and using taxis.

Public transportation, trains and buses, and budget flights are the cheapest way to move around. The more south you travel, the cheaper they become. Hitch hiking can take some time, but it is an excellent way to meet people.

*Public transportation cost examples in Spain, Italy and France*
	From-To	Miles	US $/ person	US $/ mile
Train	Italy Ventimiglia – Genova	100	13.20	0.13
Train	France Nice – Toulon	93	29	0.31
Train	Spain Barcelona – Valencia	227	30	0.13
Bus	Spain Alicante – Granada	218	37.50	0.17
Bus	France Cagnes-sur-mer – Nice	8	1.40	0.18

Being a member of hospitality exchange communities makes travelling even cheaper. Hospitality exchange works well in Europe except in Spain where many hosts are males looking for female company. If you ask your host, s/he is probably eager to help you to find a room or a flat for rent for a longer stay.

Drugs Are Dear

Alcohol is relatively cheap in the south, especially wine in wine producing countries. White and red wine can cost less than US $2 / bottle. However, stronger liquors are more expensive as taxes are usually tied to the alcohol percentage. The more north in Europe you move, the higher price you pay for alcohol. Nordic countries and Finland are the extreme.

Addictions are expensive in Europe, while they are less expensive in, say Asia. Cigarettes have high taxes, the higher the more north you travel. Also coffee costs a lot, especially in coffee shops. The easiest way to cut costs is by stopping to poison yourself. If a cup of coffee in a coffee shop cost the same as two pounds of carrots, you can easily figure out which one keeps you in better going.

Eating And Sleeping

*Food prices in Italy and France*
Product	France, US $ (9/2009, 1,42)	Italy, US $ (2/2010, 1,35)
Milk, 1 gallon	3.0	2.5
Bread flower mix, 1 pound	0.6	0.7
Cheese, pound	3.1	8.8
Apples, pound	0.6	1
Bananas, pound	0.6	1.2
Potatoes, pound	0.2	0.2
Onions, pound	0.4	0.4
Eggplant, pound	0.9	0.5
Sallad, each	0.7	0.6
Eggs, each	0.1	0.1
Lentils, pound	0.9	0.9
Wheat flowers, pound	0.3	0.2
Crushed tomatoes, pound	0.5	0.4
Granulated Coffee, pound	7.2	10.1
French Red Wine, bottle	1.39	6.8

Eating in restaurants and staying in hotels or hostels are the most expensive ways to travel in Europe. A full tourist meal costs easily over US $30 dollars / per person. With the same price you can buy vegetables and fruits for one week. They cost in a local supermarket, e.g. Lidl, under $US 0.5 / pound everywhere in Europe. The same applies to accommodation. One night in a 3-4 star hotel costs almost the same as renting a room for a month. In two years we have only stayed three nights in a hotel, renting flats or rooms most of the time instead.

Basically the same rules applies to all other countries as well. If you want to show off, visit tourist attractions, and be scammed, travelling will be expensive no matter where you go. On the other hand, living in a modest and ecological, sustainable way reduces costs and enables travelling anywhere.

Visas And Winter

We have enjoyed hassle-free life as we don't need visas or living permits in Europe. These meaningless pieces of papers can cost quite a lot of money when travelling, some US $300-500 per year. They also cause a lot of unnecessary and unnecessary travelling, offer unpleasant experiences and cause uncertainty because of the despotism of local officials. This applies to all countries. Our Chinese and Serbian friends have been rudely mistreated by EU countries when applying for visas.

Winter in Europe is far from pleasant and one of the biggest reasons to stay away. In the north, houses are properly heated, but temperature differences inside and outside can be over 70 degrees F. On top of that, the more north you go, the darker it gets. The south is the opposite: there is no heating and houses are built to be cold as hot summer weathers are form a bigger problem for locals than cold winters. Sometimes it can be 32 degrees F inside at night. For outdoor people who like walking, temperature differences are not pleasant not to mention the physical changes winter makes to the body. And think about the amount of polluting energy wasted for heating. On the other hand potable tap water helps to reduce the amount of plastic bottle trash.

All in all, Europe doesn't differ from other travel destinations. By consuming moderately and choosing for less expensive options, you can travel well anywhere in the world. Hope to see you around!

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50th Anniversary of Malaysia-Korea Diplomatic Relations

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Model Bisnis Internet Menurut Sukarto dan Hianoto

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Michael R. McCusker: Campaign Update

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Malaysia-Korea Diplomatic Relations Commemorative Stamps

It has been 50 years that Malaysia and Republic of Korea has it diplomatic ties going on. The two nations are celebrating this 50 years of good historical journey together in both countries.

In conjunction with the celebration, Pos Malaysia Berhad has produced a Malaysia-Korea Joint Issue of the 50th anniversary of Malaysia-Korea Diplomatic Relations Commemorative Stamps together with the first day cover. The icon which has been chosen to commemorate this celebration is the tiger. The stamps feature the image of the Malayan tiger and Korean tiger.

Malayan Tiger - The Malayan Tiger (Panthera tigris jacksoni) is found only in Peninsular Malaysia.

The Malayan tiger, along with the Sumatran tiger, is perhaps the smallest extant subspecies of tiger. Its stripe pattern is similar to the Indochinese tiger but its size is closer to the Sumatran tigers, with an average weight of 120kg for adult males and 100 kg for females. Male Malayan tigress around 200cm in length.

The Malayan tiger is much found in the lower areas of the rain-forest. It preys on sambar deer, barking deer, wild boar and livestock. The population of the Malayan tiger is decreasing rapidly due to the main threat; that is humans.

The Malayan Tiger is a national icon and thus is depicted in the coat of arms of Malaysia, symbolising the government and also appears in various trademarks and logo of various Malaysian Institution as it symbolizes bravery and strength to Malaysians.

Korean Tiger - The Korean tiger (Panthera tigris altica) is also known as the Siberian, Amur, Manchurian and North China tiger. It is the biggest of the eight tiger subspecies and the largest living felid. Recent research in 2009 revealed that the current Siberian tiger population is almost identical to the Caspian tiger, which is now extint.

The Korean tiger may be 4m long, including the tail, and weigh 290 kg, much larger than any other tigers. The coat of the Korean tiger is moderately thick, coarse and sparse compared to that of others. The summer coat is coarse, while the winter coat is denser, longer, softer and silkier.

The Korean tigers feed on wild boar and deer tigers.It will also take smaller prey like rabbits and fish. The Korean tiger is mostly confined to low mountains, having been displaced by humans from lower areas. Its most common habitats are mountain river valleys and pads overgrown with pine and oak, as well as among mountains teaming with deciduous shrubs or in oak or nut-tree groves.

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