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I have tried to reach you via whatsapp but it's not going through. confirm that you are on whatsapp. Thanks |
Guys, I am trying to understand how to go about a t feature that a client wants in his MLM website. 1. He wants his users to automatically get paid their earning Every Friday direct into their bank accounts. No need for them applying for withdrawals. Guys, please what are possible ideas to get this done. |
I think this is a joke. Nice comedy |
Psalm 91 is my key |
1.2 million dollars is like 200 million nair . It can't even buy a quarter slot in CNN not to talk about other media platforms. Peeps should learn to get busy. At least read my latest article on Dangote. |
Others have said it SELL, SELL, SELL When stocks are high, sell When they are down, buy. It's a simple maths |
This news on nairaland has made the saturday i have been enjoying since God know when to stop working. Not working at all today. |
Wealth X is a company that profiles Wealthy people. They call it Ultra High Networth Individuals (UHNW). A couple of day's ago they released what they called the 10 Richest Billionaire Bachelors. That means these guys are not yet married. You'll wonder why especially as you'll see that the youngest of them is 31 years old. Are they scared of western ladies or what? Anyway, they are billionaires in dollars. Today, I present these men and possible lessons one could learn from them. 1. Paul Allen Net Worth: $15.8 B As of September 2013 Age: 60 Source of Wealth: Microsoft, investments, self-made Residence: Mercer Island, WA Country of Citizenship: United States Education: Drop Out, Washington State University Marital Status: Single Lesson From Allen : Though he is 60, the Microsoft co-founder, is never married. Maybe he is still waiting for the right lucky woman. But that is not the issue. Allen is one man who believes in the mighty power and complexity of the brain. His Allen institute is dedicated to studying and analyzing all manner of elements that will decode the brain anatomy and fuel discovery. You can call him the brain study man. 2. Giorgio Armani Net Worth: $8.5 B As of March 2013 (according to Forbes, but 10.9 billion according to Wealth-X Age: 79 Source of Wealth: fashion, self-made Country of Citizenship: Italy Education: Drop Out, University of Piacenza Marital Status: Single Lesson From Armani: Armani is a fashion mogul whose business interests also spans across hotels, fragrances and properties. The only person who can tell you why he is not married at almost 80 is the person himself. But we can learn great business lessons from this icon. From telus.com, here is a quote from Giorgio Armani. This should tell you so much about the man. "Remain true to yourself and your philosophy. Changing in the face of adversity will in fact diminish your credibility with your customers." 3. Mikhail Prokhorov Net Worth: $13 B As of March 2013 (Forbes, but 9.3 billion according to Wealth-X) Age: 48 Source of Wealth: investments, self-made Country of Citizenship: Russia Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Moscow Institute of Finance Marital Status: Single Lessons From Prokhorov Mikhail Dmitrievitch Prokhorov (born 3 May 1965) is a Russian billionaire, politician, and owner of the American basketball team, the Brooklyn Nets. Prokhorov's brief of priorities are as follows: (1) business, (2) sports, (3) food, (4) human interaction and (5) women. That looks like his brief on how to become a billionaire 4. Xavier Niel Net Worth: $6.6 B As of March 2013 ( Forbes but according to Wealth-x, Age: 46 Source of Wealth: internet, telecom, self-made Residence: Paris, France Country of Citizenship: France Marital Status: Single Children: 3 Lessons from Niel Xavier Niel (born 25 August 1967) is a French entrepreneur and businessman, active in the telecommunications and technology industry and best known as founder and majority shareholder of the French Internet service provider Iliad trading under the Free brand (France’s second-largest ISP). French consumers pay some of the world’s lowest broadband rates, thanks to Niel’s triple-play service, Free, which has forced established operators to match its discount prices. Now, Free is moving into mobile, sending prices plunging there as well. What we can learn from this is obvious: Provide a great product at a better price. 5. David Geffen Net Worth: $6 B As of September 2013 Cofounder, DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. (Cl A) Age: 70 Source of Wealth: movies, music, self-made Residence: Malibu, CA Country of Citizenship: United States Education: Drop Out, The University of Texas at Austin Marital Status: Single Lessons From Geffen David Lawrence Geffen (born February 21, 1943) is an American business magnate, producer and philanthropist. Geffen is noted for creating Asylum Records in 1970, Geffen Records in 1980, and DGC Records in 1990. Geffen was also one of the three founders of DreamWorks SKG in 1994. Geffen has been an agent, a manager, a record-industry mogul, a movie and Broadway producer. In his early days someone said of him, "If he's your friend, he'll do anything for you. If he's your enemy, you might as well kill yourself." But now in his later life David Geffen has become a very important philanthropist lending much of his enormous wealth to charitable causes, many of them AIDS related. At nearly 70 years old and with many years to reflect upon, David Geffen seems to have sought refuge in a few poignant words that came near the end of the documentary on his life: "I believe everyone dies unhealed." Go figure what that means 6. Marcos Mera, 42 Networth: $5.7 billion Marcos Mera, 42, inherited the wealth of his late mother, Rosalia Mera, when she died in August. She was the world's wealthiest self-made woman from co-founding Spanish clothing brand Zara. The family's holding company is Rosp Corunna Participaciones Empresariales. Marcos Mera's sister, Sandra Ortega Mera, inherited more than 90 percent of their mother's wealth and became Spain's richest woman. 7. Scott Duncan Net Worth: $5.5 B As of September 2013 Age: 31 Source of Wealth: pipelines, inherited Residence: Houston, TX Country of Citizenship: United States Marital Status: Single Lessons From Duncan. Duncan is the only son of Lee Ellis and Dan Duncan who co-founded Enterprise Products Partners LP and then took it public in 1998. In 2010, Enterprise consisted of over 48,700 miles of onshore and offshore pipelines and nearly 220 million barrel equivalents of natural gas and natural gas liquids of storage capacity. Even though Scott is still a young man, its obvious he is managing his family business properly. We can learn from the family of the Duncans to carry our family along and make them a part of our business lives so as to continue the wealth after us. 8. Andreas von Bechtolsheim Net Worth: $4.4 B Age: 58 Source of Wealth: Google, self-made Residence: Palo Alto, CA Country of Citizenship: Germany Education: Master of Science, Carnegie Mellon University Marital Status: Single Lessons from Bechtolsheim. Andreas "Andy" von Bechtolsheim (born September 30, 1955) is an electrical engineer who co-founded Sun Microsystems in 1982 and was its chief hardware designer. He later became an investor, writing the first major cheque to fund Google, and starting several computer networking companies. Andreas was the first major investor in Google. That tells you something about risk. This was when no one gave Google a shot at becoming anything useful. Today, it's a different story. Entrepreneurs must see beyond what the normal person sees and be willing to risk it against all odds. 9. Alejandro Santo Domingo Davila Net Worth: Forbes say that he is worth $11.7 B As of March 2013, but Wealth-X says $3.9 B) Age: 36 Source of Wealth: beer, inherited and growing Residence: New York, NY Country of Citizenship: Colombia Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Harvard University Marital Status: Single Lessons From Alejendro His work centers on the management of his family's conglomerate, the Santo Domingo Group. We can learn to learn from our parents enough while we can from this young billionaire. 10. Charles Butt & family Net Worth: $8.5 B As of September 2013 according to forbes but Wealth-X says $2.9 B) Age: 75 Source of Wealth: supermarkets, inherited and growing Residence: San Antonio, TX Country of Citizenship: United States Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, University of Pennsylvania Wharton School Marital Status: Single Lessons from Charles Butt Charles Clarence Butt (born February 3, 1938) is an American grocer who took over his family's San Antonio-based H-E-B supermarket chain in 1971. The privately held company now has more than 300 stores and $17 billion in sales. What can we learn from the Butt Family? Again, I think we can learn to understand our family vision. Conclusion I definitely do not want to be in this list. There are other lists. Well, lessons learned. I believe we can take the lessons and apply them in our lives and become better. Or what's your opinion? SOURCE NOTE Its difficult uploading the pictures in the order it as written on the blog. But you can see the complete details using the link http://danieldigest.com/wealthiest-bachelors-in-the-world/ |
The countries where 1 in four adults have HIV are swaziland, Bostwana, Lesotho. Need the source. Good to hear that you are not living in penury, although I didnt ask. FYI, I will continue to blog and provide good info. I dont know about you, as in, what you will continue to do. The link again is; http://danieldigest.com/world-aids-day-20-things-you-dont-know-about-hivaids/ Before you call me another name pls check it out....hahahahah With Love
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GSKing: What have you contributed to this thread? Is this what the op asked you for?1. Fortunately our analytic says that over 45 people have clicked to check out the info so far. 2. I may have a stinking blog, but all the same, you were not on gun point to click. 3. I contributed. I told you that AIDS was first called GRID-Gay Related Immune Deficiency Syndrome. You may not remember that. Or you may need it for the next who wants to be a millionaire? 4. The thread is about providing some enlightenment about HIV, and I did provide some enlightenment. So bro, you can see that I contributed. You are among the people that make nairaland a bashing ground and not the educational hub it should be. Sleep well |
I just did a write up on 20 things you may not know about HIV/AIDS. 1. AIDS was first called GRID, meaning Gay Related Immune Deficiency Syndrome. So I’m wondering if it was Gayism that actually brought the disease in the world. 2. There are countries where 1 in ever 4 adults have HIV. 3. Women are more exposed to HIV Ok go see 20 more shocking facts about HIV/AIDS on my blog http://danieldigest.com/world-aids-day-20-things-you-dont-know-about-hivaids/ |
1.Jide is a great guy 2. He does not reply to his email 3. He should migrate to wordpress 4. Thanks for free Nairaland publicity 5. Jide is trying |
Here are some articles I wrote sometime ago and would make a great insight for you 1. How to Know a Scam Website http://businesscandle.com/exposing-scam-websites-how-to-know-if-a-website-is-a-scam-or-not/ 2. Internet Money Making Programs You Must Avoid http://businesscandle.com/internet-money-making-programs-to-avoid/ |
thegoodjoehunt:Hello man, I would like to have a chat with you regarding an interview. What is the best way to contact you. can be reached using our contact form on our blog on my signature. Thanks |
This sounds good. Check your contact email. I sent you a mail |
honour6: Best advice Guy fix deposit 1.5million naira in a bank to avoid spending it. Take 5hundred k spend on yourself, family, girl friend and others, do whatever you want with it then for the remaining 300k, go to importation trend here on nairaland read from season one, with just 3 imports in a year you can make 7times your money. Since you are a student avoid any physical biz. Btw how you take do amThis is your best advise. Except that you should not squander 500k on efizi. Fix 1.8, start small scale importation |
I just finished this piece on our blog. I like you guys to be inspired by the story and morale of it. The pictures canot paste, so please check it out the blog and see more... Source: http://businesscandle.com/former-facebook-employees-founded-great-companies/ 16 Former Facebook Employees Who Founded Great Companies What impact does your present place of work have on you? When you eventually leave there,what next? These guys worked with one of the biggest ideas on earth today.But more importantly, they learned and went ahead to create equally great businesses. They are not the only former facebook guys doing great, these are the ones i could found for now. I am hoping that their snapshots will inspire you to see beyond 9-5 salaried job. Feel free to drop your comments below 16 Former Facebook Employees Who Founded Great Companies Dustin Moskovitz Dustin MoskovitzHe co-founded Facebook along with Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum and Chris Hughes. In 2008, he left Facebook to co-found Asana with Justin Rosenstein. Present Startup: Asana – A team collaboration app Net Worth: $5.2 Billion as of September 2013 Steven Chen Steven Chen-youtubeChech (born August 18, 1978) is a Taiwanese American internet entrepreneur. He worked briefly at Facebook before leaving to found the big phenomenon, YouTube Startup: Youtbe, if you don’t know what Youtube is, then you need prayers Net Worth: $300 Million as of 2012 Chris Hughes Chris HughesChris Hughes (born November 26, 1983) co-founded and served as spokesman for Facebook. Startup: Originally founded Jumo and Later bought New Republic, a political newspaper based in DC. Networth: $500 million. Adam D’Angelo Adam D’AngeloHe was chief technology officer of Facebook, and also served as its vice president of engineering. He left Facebook in 2008. In June 2009, he started Quora with Charlie Cheever. Startup: Quora, a question-and-answer website created, edited and organized by its community of users Net Worth: Unknown but Quora itself is valued at over $400 Million Charlie Cheever Charlie CheeverCharlie Cheever (born August 2, 1981) was formerly an engineer and manager at Facebook, where he oversaw the creation of Facebook Connect and the Facebook Platform Startup: Quora, an online knowledge market. Net Worth: Unknown but Quora itself is valued at over $400 Million Noah Kagan Noah KaganNoah worked in Facebook as a product manager for eight months before he was fired Startup: Noah seems to be a serial entrepreneur, but notable among his startups is AppSummo. Personal Website: http://okdork.com Net Worth: Unknown, but pretty well in the millions range Darian Shirazi Darian ShiraziIn 2005, he joined the Facebook team as one of the first outside engineering hires. At Facebook, Darian worked on a myriad of projects. Startup: Radius: a lead system of record for business information that normalizes data from 30,000+ sources to help marketers generate lead lists of their ideal prospects. Net Worth: Unknown Ryan Merket Ryan MerketDuring his time with Facebook, Ryan was part of the Developer Network team supporting major brands. Prior to his Facebook days, Ryan co-founded the widely used Ping.fm. Personal Website: http://ryanmerket.com/ Startup: AppStores.com, App Galleries Net Worth: Unknown Ankur Pansari Ankur PansariAnkur was Facebook’s first Partner Engineer and roughly 80th engineer. He worked on all of the partner facing products across beacon, pages, ads, platform, mobile, and connect. Startup: Artillery: A browser based gaming console. Ankur raised 2.5 Million Dollars for Development of Artillery. Networth: Unknown Jeff Hammerbacher Jeff HammerbacherRegarded as one of the most powerful mathematicians and scientist on earth, Jeff worked in Facebook as a data storage analyst before he left to found Cloudera with a friend, Startup: Cloud era: An enterprise software company that provides Apache Hadoop-based software, support and services, and training to data driven enterprises. Net Worth: Unknown Doug Hirsch Doug HirschDoug is the CEO of GoodRx. He joined Facebook in 2005 as vice president of Product, where he built Facebook photos and other products. Startup: GoodRX, Daily strength – the web’s largest community for people facing health and life challenges. Net Worth: Unknown Eric Frenkiel Eric FrenkielEric worked at Facebook on partnership development. He was named to Forbes’ 30 under 30 list of technology innovators. Startup: MemSQL: the highest performing in-memory database that accelerates applications, provides real-time analytics, and combines structured and semi-structured data into a consolidated Big Data solution. Net Worth: Unknown Dave Morin Dave Morin was an early member of the Facebook team, he left in 2010 to work on his Dave Morinstartup Personal Website: http://davemorin.com/ Startup: Path: a beautiful, ad-free social networking platform for private messaging and sharing photos, videos, music, and more with the people in your life who matter most. Net worth: Unknown Justin Mitchel Justin MitchelEx-engineering manager Facebook Photos, angel investor, snowboarder, guitarist, science/econ nerd, dreamer of big things. Startup: Pave: Pave empowers young people to advance their careers with mentorship and funding from backers who believe in them. In return, these young “prospects” offer their backers a financial return: a small share of income for 10 years. Net Worth: Unknown Perry Tam Perry TamA former Facebook staff, Perry Tam is CEO and co-founder of Storm8, the leading social game developer on iPhone and Android with more than 10 million daily Startup: Storm8: Storm8, Inc. is the leading developer of social games for iOS and Android, with more than 600 million total downloads to date. Net Worth: Unknown Jonathan Ehrlich Jonathan EhrlichEhrlich was a marketing director at Facebook, where he oversaw consumer and brand marketing. Startup: Copious: an app that makes your friends love you more by letting them claim awesome items you no longer want or need. Net Worth: Unknown You I need to complete this post with your name included.Right now,you are either still looking for a good job or you already are working somewhere or you have a business or just an idea. I believe in you, so make sure we read your own story soon. Cheers |
Hello Paul, Nice work, I would like to have an interview with you for publication on our business news media website and possible collaboration. How do I contact you. http://businesscandle.com |
hi bro, Nice story. WOULD YOU BE KIND ENOUGH TO COMPILE THIS STORY INTO A PDF SO we can give it out to our growing list at www.businesscandle.com. By the way,we would also welcome you to write for us there. Let me know what you think. |
As at my last count, there have been well over 50 MLM or network marketing companies in Nigeria. Many have gone completely obsolete while many are barely just there. Chances are many will still come and go. Nigerians seem to never learn from the outcomes of these companies. They will always join the latest one in town. Blame it on poverty and government carelessness. 220 Diseases, One Cure...For Real? In this country, a small boy in China can just put together a small concoction and come and tell us it cures 220 diseases and before you know it, we’ll be running around promoting the concoction. I do have a beef with MLM companies, not because of anything but because they have become permanent vehicles to siphon people of their little hard earned cash. The Get Rich Lies in MLM I’m sure a couple of us here have tried to get rich with some of these network marketing companies. There is always that impression that this is going to be the "wave of the future", a business model that is gaining momentum, growing in acceptance and legitimacy and, as its promoters claim, will eventually replace most other forms of marketing and sales. The impression is further sealed as we see some people who claim to have gotten cars and would be travelling the nations all because they belonged to the MLM Company. Many people seeing that now go as far as registering their brothers, sisters, children, spouses, and friends and so on. Working hard to get their own cars, they eventually get disappointed as they realize that people are not joining anymore Here are 4 Reasons MLM Companies Don’t Work on the Long Run 1.The Products and Services are expensivemlm2 People don’t seem to see this. However, it’s true that these network marketing companies build into the products the so called commission they will pay you. This makes the prices of the products out of the proper rate. How many times have you bought a sachet of tea, like lipton, something you should buy less than N20, you ended up buying it N100 or more? 2. The Products Do Not Add Value in the Long Run Most times the products involved in these MLM companies that promise heaven just don’t live up to it. Some years ago, my mother got sick. I sent her money to go to the hospital but she went for Tianshi products and lied to me she had started treatment. The so called Tianshi supplements didn’t work. It was at the point of death that my Mum opened up to me and we had to rush her to a teaching hospital. We ended up spending over half a million naira to save her life. These vitamins and so called natural teas never replace the place of proper checkup and treatment when someone is sick. The vast testimonials you see in the trainings are hand picked cases that the details are not often known. 3. MLM Strains Relationships Just introduce 5 people and let the 5 people introduce 5 and bam, you are on your way to Bahamas, right?people-linked Only if that was easy. Building a network is not easy especially if the players are required to pay to be in the network. 4. Favors only the Early Entrants This is why MLM becomes a pyramid scheme at the end of the day. The profit made from the product sales are not enough to make up for the compensations in the system. To really make it, you have to recruit people. And those people have to recruit people. So the late joiners are left as the brunt bearers. Final Thoughts As should be obvious from this article, these are my opinions only. I am only familiar with a few MLM opportunities, and I happily admit that I did not get the joining level. I am very open-minded, and I’m sure many people have good experiences with MLM. That said, if you are involved in MLM or are presented with an opportunity please consider my points above, try to cut past all the hype that is likely to be associated with the presented opportunity, and use your own mind to decide the value of the opportunity. Source: http://higherbase.com/ HIGHERBASE IS NIGERIA'S NUMBER ENTREPRENEURS COLLEGE |
Its only a weakling that walks about worried about his looks and body language. Who are you trying to impress. Guys deal with it. GEJ is our presdido for now. People who have serious business dont go about havng meetings for days. |
what this guy did is terrible and obviously he would not be coming out of it in a long time to come. but let's put a few things in perspective. 1. why was he given quit notice? 2. has his rent expired? 3. how did the landlord-tenant relatioship deterioriate? 4. how did one man manage to kill two ppl with a knife one after another without reasonable resistance? 5. then proceeds to start settin a house on fire? somrething is not right with this story |
Nairalanders continue to show that they have no proper upbringing. Ok Ok, I remember, its mainly commented by 14-17 yr old. Sorry gotta leave now. |
With this thread, you insult us all. Until all the Islamic leaders come out and openly begin to condemn these attacks everywhere, we have every reason to believe these terrorists are acting out their minds. Keep quiet bro. I beg you |
That is not a wordpress blog/website.It is a carefully planned,well coded website. If you know web development,u can do that yourself, otherwise hire someone,i am also hireable |
I buy and sell payza and paypal.www.flashkobo.com or you ca just call me on 08080607248 |
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my last project is www.flaubertajiero.com |
Go to www.fortune51.com.On the search bar.Typeblog and then read the articles on blog first |
Weare accepting guest posts on www.fortune51.com and its on business and finance |
question number 1. where is ur website |