Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts

16 Feb 2018

Taking surveys to earn money?


I see your thoughts and comments all the all over the net; on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Blogs... you name it. So if you share your thoughts online all the time on different social media, why not get paid for them? Sounds like a good plan, right?

A few years back when world economics started to go to hell, a lot of workers got fired. And a lot of bosses too. Many of them started to search for other ways of getting an extra income somewhere, and paid surveys are often mentioned as one the easiest ways to earn a few extra dollars (or euros) fast.

However, it may be hard to find all those good surveys you want to take, there's a real jungle out there and if you try google you soon get lost. That is where people like Jason White (this is not the musician from the band "Green Day", at least I don't think so) comes in. He offers a program, TakeSurveysForCash, that collect all those best surveys for you in one place, easy for you to access.

Me myself am not so much into surveys, I admit I am way too lazy to read and answer all those questions. But I know there are people out there making lots of money this way.

 Jason White gets paid

5 Dec 2008

Virus Warning! The Koobface is Back!

Facebook virus Koobface has gained a foothold into many accounts of the social network's users.

First spotted in August, the program sends emails to a user's friends and asks them to check out a funny video on a site, using a stupod subject line like "You look so amazing funny on our new video." or "You got filmed all naked".

The site looks like YouTube, but asks you to download an update to the Flash Player to watch the video. This download contains the virus.

Some victims report the bug has taken control of their browser, redirecting Google search links to other pages.

Facebook is resetting passwords on infected accounts, removing malicious messages and working with third parties to remove redirects to malicious content elsewhere on the web, the statement said.

If you get infected, or just in case, you might want to have a look at some of these:

Macrovirus On-call
PappaPC

Remember, there is one NEW virus developed and released EVERY SECOND!