Pinoy Money Talk is one of the first, probably the very first, to break this news to the blogosphere but expect other sites and blogs to write about this without giving us credit although they got the news from us. LOL.
Anyway, brace yourself:
Effective today, PayPal started allowing users in the Philippines to withdraw funds directly to local bank accounts.
Rant mode alert!
Over a year ago, I bought an HP Compaq nc2400 laptop in South Korea. The laptop performed superbly during the first few months (no surprise), but starting on the 8th month, its battery life dropped considerably to half and processing became slower (for example, opening an MS Office file took 1 minute). These did not bother me much then because I thought these were the trade-offs for having a small, lightweight notebook.
Left-click malfunction
But in November 2007, the left-click function of the TouchPad started acting weird. Clicking the TouchPad’s left-click button also opened the right-click functions and this could not be rectified by simply adjusting the TouchPad settings.
In a surprise move, the US Federal Reserve cut today the federal funds rate by three-quarters of a percentage point, in an attempt to fan … Read More
Apparently, everything is not over yet for publishers outside Japan, North America and Latin America with regard to Google Adsense‘s Referrals program.
Last week, Google announced that referrals to the Adsense program will be terminated for members located outside those three regions. Google backtracked yesterday and reported in their Adsense blog that instead of fully scrapping the program for members outside the allowed regions, it will again be available but commissions will only be earned if the referred users are from those regions.
A popular discussion among members of the PMT Forum is the one on high-interest accounts or double-your-money offers.
What makes these types of products attractive is the fact that they are offered by banks and, as such, the deposit is protected up to P250,000 ($6,250) per account holder, following the rules of the deposit insurance agency Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC).
The credibility of these banks and the genuineness of their offers have been the subject of a lot of discussion in the past and, in this article, we just post a list of known banks with high-interest account offerings.
A popular discussion among members of the PMT Forum is the one on high-interest accounts or double-your-money offers.
What makes these types of products attractive is the fact that they are offered by banks and, as such, the deposit is protected up to P500,000 ($10,400) per account holder, following the rules of the deposit insurance agency Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC).
The credibility of these banks and the genuineness of their offers have been the subject of a lot of discussion in the past and, in this article, we just post a list of known banks with high-interest account offerings.
A popular discussion among members of the PMT Forum is the one on high-interest accounts or double-your-money offers.
What makes these types of products attractive is the fact that they are offered by banks and, as such, the deposit is protected up to P250,000 ($6,250) per account holder, following the rules of the deposit insurance agency Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC).
The credibility of these banks and the genuineness of their offers have been the subject of a lot of discussion in the past and, in this article, we just post a list of known banks with high-interest account offerings.
A popular discussion among members of the PMT Forum is the one on high-interest accounts or double-your-money offers.
What makes these types of products attractive is the fact that they are offered by banks and, as such, the deposit is protected up to P250,000 ($6,250) per account holder, following the rules of the deposit insurance agency Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC).
The credibility of these banks and the genuineness of their offers have been the subject of a lot of discussion in the past and, in this article, we just post a list of known banks with high-interest account offerings.
A popular discussion among members of the PMT Forum is the one on high-interest accounts or double-your-money offers.
What makes these types of products attractive is the fact that they are offered by banks and, as such, the deposit is protected up to P250,000 ($6,250) per account holder, following the rules of the deposit insurance agency Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC).
The credibility of these banks and the genuineness of their offers have been the subject of a lot of discussion in the past and, in this article, we just post a list of known banks with high-interest account offerings.
A lot of people know it. Some blogged about it. Matt Cutts himself confirmed it.
Google hates paid links.
But our site is a testament to how Google particularly dislikes the paid text advertising program Text Link Ads or TLA.
PinoyMoneyTalk.com used to have a PR of 4 prior to the Google PageRank chaos that engulfed the blogosphere in late October last year. The commotion stems from Google ‘s move to slap sites that supposedly sold links with a PageRank penalty. This site, along with several other sites, lost 2 PRs. That is, our PR4 became PR2.
From Official list of Philippine holidays in 2008
Malacanang has recently announced the list of Philippine holidays for the year 2012. Check them out here: List of 2012 Official Holidays in the Philippines
For the year 2011, here are the list of official holidays.
