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PayPal is Now Officially in Malaysia
but can u share with how u get 500 visitor per day?
I guess it's quite attainable to have about 500 visitors after your site has been online for about 2 to 3 years. Just keep at it, bro!
So much for all the financial planning courses I took, I think I should just learn it from my mum :-D
Eugene, I think you are on the right track!
I guess petrol station owner going to kill me soon. :P (little $$, high number of txn)
*I'd like to know the range of income that you get from it monthly....alright, forget it, I know you'll say something like "it's confidential" or "top secret" or maybe something like "my friend, information don't comes cheap".
Must ACTION.
To SAVE more:-
Do track how much you spend, you have phone bills, electric bills, handphone bills - you can track them as there are records. What about your other bigger bills - entertainment, food, clothes - yes, every Ringgit must be tracked so you know where it goes.
To EARN more:-
Those employed, work hard, work for OT, for allowance, for increment/promotion! No pain, no gain!
Those self-employed, must be positive thinking, "be fearful when people are greedy, be greedy when people are fearful!" No self-pity, no complains - just DO IT!
The only way to earn is SAVE!! <---this statement is for lazy people like us..
i lazy to work, and lazy to do business, etc. but i do have some savings in bank which i've earned sometime ago when i was employed. Then use the interest the bank give us, save it back to the bank and live on the interest.
so everytime i spend, i would think twice and i would think that the money i spent, eventually will go to goverment pocket. so this make me doesn't have the urge to spend anymore.
RM2 for petrol price, whereby tghe market price is RM1.62 per litre, and newspaper headlined that this is a good chance to increase goverment revenue.. SMART YA!! PAK LAH says thank you!!
U save in the bank and get bank interest? You mean the normal savings account that give you back less than 2% interest when the inflation rate is >7%? I hope not!!