Fleps's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Fleps's Profile › Fleps's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 (of 26 pages)
Hello Jay. |
Infohelp:They are Nigerian and they pay in dollar. You call $0.12 high? |
Well, I wonder why you have to pay for a domain name when you can get it free at WHOGOHOST |
G3wap:Let's do what kwa? |
This is one of the most useful posts on this section. Mod, I advocate that this post makes front page while irrelevant and marketing comments above be quenched! |
G3wap:Lol! Okay... so I'm right. Keep rocking with your live traffic. And who thought of this as an offer. Oh! So now it is your offer? |
flepz12@yahoo.com |
Greatfes17:It is his website! You've nailed it bro. Its a custom google search he has integrated as a website and if anyone searches via that, more money to his AdSense account. G3wap, you've been trying tooth and nail to make money online. Why don't you cool down, focus and hit at one thing at a time. With patience you'll hit gold one day. |
ITbomb:Lol! you can deliberately open if you're on Opera mini on mobile (like me). Please do not dare open if on PC. Thank God I no see am when I dey office. Which kind tin be DAT? From less than 200 to 50k. na Harry Porter film? |
vizboy:Before you apply for AdSense next month please consider this. How many posts do you have? How long are your posts? How old is your website? Are your contents original? If you were asked to wait for another 3 months, can your passion sustain you? |
Shollay20: ![]() @Bolded [size=30pt]FUNNY![/size] |
ayodeleolu2014:Hello friend. Log on to www.acegoals.com and like the Facebook page to keep abreast of IT placements and other jobs and career insights until you're ready. |
Niyonice:Visiting your website on PC is so annoying! pop ups here and there. you're using all sorts of ad programs and it disrupts smooth navigation and reading. I advise you deactivate ALL other ad programs. If your content is genuine, within a week you'll receive a message of approval or disapproval from Google. |
blizard44:Abi my brother... |
jboy73:Your site is not registered. register here http://www.alexa.com/register Then read this article by Jide Ogunsaya on how to claim your site for free http://www.ogbongeblog.com/2014/08/claim-site-for-free-on-alexa.html Then read this article on how to get your Nigerian site metrics http://www.ogbongeblog.com/2013/02/how-to-change-your-sites-country-at.html |
moderatorr:Lol @ 'fish' |
blizard44:Oboy that means you get security to tight ju be that o! And it was not a small thing. The first and second phone pain me o! Just 3 days. I mean 3 days for my first android. The second one. hmmm I even reached home and returned to the scene of the crime because it all happened like magic. |
First of all I'll like to thank God for sparing my phone from being stolen at Oshodi in Lagos last night on my way back from work. I've had two android phones stolen from me at two different times within a year. First I won a ZTE Racer ll from Gbenga Adeyinka on yookoos.com sometime last year (July or so) and after using the phone for just 3 days (collected on a Friday and on Monday...) at Iyanaworo bridge about to rush into a car going to Lekki (my work place) the phone was removed from my bag and I never recovered it despite the Avast Anti-Theft app I installed. Since I just started work in March, I had to still save enough for some months to get a new phone (I was an Intern then). I got the new Tecno L3 and rocked it for some time till the 1st day of January 2014 on my way back from church (cross over night service). I was blocked at one of the dark places around 2.am and my phone was collected again (chai e big like say make I been just quench wen I reach house) I had to wait again for January salary before I bought my current phone middle of February, an Infinix Race Bolt Q. And just last night at Oshodi after alighting from the staff bus with 3 of my colleagues I was almost ripped off my phone. We walked up the pedestrian bridge and were stepping down at the other side to get a bus to Gbagada/New Garage when my lady colleague noticed a guy walking so close to me and trying to unzip my bag to reach out for my phone(which I always put in my bag once I get into any crowded area). She shouted at the rogue (who didn't know we were together as colleagues) and pulled me aside/away from the rogue (she was a little behind me and chatting with another female colleague). That's how my phone remained safe o! Thanks to God and to her. So today I will list/share tips for preventing phone theft in very crowded areas like Oshodi 1) If possible, do not walk alone (I'm not a Liverpool fan o!). Walk with friends or colleagues. These guys (pick pockets) do not approach people in a group. 2) If you must put your phone in your bag, do not back your bag (that's the mistake I made) as a primary pupil would do. Instead hold it with your hand until the coast is clear (as a friend advised) 3) If you're not with a bag, put your phone in your deep pocket and make sure you pocket your hand on the phone and walk as a big boy as if nothing dey. 4) Be careful of people who walk too close to you in such crowdy areas. Always be alert! These people are swift o! 5) And when you are in a bus or cab sitting close to the window in traffic, do not fiddle with your phone except you want to unwillingly donate your gadget to men of the caves who’ll just snatch your phone and on their heels they zoom (Happens around Dolphin/Osborne area. Oboy, it seems I've talked too much. Those experiences really taught me something. Anyway, do you know of other tips? You know as webmasters we have valuable info on our phones and most times they're not backed up on a PC. So what methods do you use in protecting your phone(s) in crowded areas? The comment box is starring at you; use it please ![]() selahcom.com first lodged this post |
dayoungmoney1:WHOGOHOST gives you free domain once you register your hosting with them. Free domain plus hosting is just N2,500 for one full year. If you pay with naira master card you are charged N300 or so. But with bank deposit, no charges at all. I host three websites with them. I own two and one is for a client. Last month, they were rated the best web hosting company in Nigeria. Their servers are not in Nigeria and over 7,000 websites run on them yet there is no down time at all. Visit them today and CHECK THEM OUT |
gboru:My guy I dey o! I'm setting up a framework and very soon I shall come up with the idea I have. |
Of course we have a company giving free domain name. |
jboy73:Please give solution here let all benefit |
bestdeals0:Please elaborate. How do you mean. Do you mean connecting your blog directly to Facebook? |
Digriz:Good site but if you're to apply for AdSense, you'll be told Copied content... |
Digriz:Copied content... |
jimmy012:I think those using AdSense should be able to answer it. Presently I'm on affiliate marketing.. |
biggmusty:Please send me a mail. I don't want my number or pin flying everywhere. You can reach me on john@acegoals.com or john@selahcom.com and we will take it up from there with either BB or Whatsapp. please indicate that its biggmusty. Once again, I've got something big coming up which I will like some serious persons to be involved in. Keep your fingers crossed! |
CreativeWeb:But what is it with the 'Let's Talk'? Do you know that you can do a short post like 'Advantages of of Having a Premium WordPress Domain' or Why you need a .com website over a ..com website then towards the end of the post you advertise your services and give an email address or something to contact you. They will believe more in your services and patronise you. Tell us why we need you. Create a need or make us see one and since you say your services are affordable, we will have no option than to turn to you. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 (of 26 pages)
