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Hello guys, if anyone needs the services offered by this guy, I can testify that he's a genuine guy and always ready to help you in any way you need. I have gotten my blog from him and he gives me supports that I couldn't pay for.

So whoever wants to deal with him, can go ahead cos he's tested and trusted.

@James809....Okay, how do we then get your referral link to sign up . You are not even responding to the facebook page messages as well. You can send the referral link to me via kingsleysq@gmail.com

Thanks

@01ghostmode. Yet he won't respond to emails, and he even suggested that questions shd be dropped here but now he's no where to be found. I understand you're trying to help but be committed to helping people if you really want to. Even the facebook page you opened, you dont respond to messages as well.

In the words of 01ghostmode, It's not fair, pls change your attitude on this.

Cheers

Yet he won't respond to emails, and he even suggested that questions shd be dropped here but now he's no where to be found. I understand you're trying to help but be committed to helping people if you really want to. Even the facebook page you opened, you dont respond to messages as well.

It's not fair, pls change your attitude on this.

Cheers

Bros can this pop under ads work on niches like weight loss, fitness , or does it have any preferred niche that works better?
Cheers

Pls am interested.... Email address is kingsleysq@gmail.com.
Thanks

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Sorry you can get the link on your whatsapp. Don't know why it's not showing complete here.

Thanks

Hello Sir, pls send traffic to this link.
http://4be2fbtlljv9en7fx3o3ujbbh6./

Thank you

Pls could you help with a sample copy of a CV by sending to kingsleysq@gmail.com. Thank you and God bless

ladywriter:
Check your mail, Kingsley.

@Ladywriter, i have replied Ma

Cheers

twosquare:
You have to me patient....same as mine who started late last month, but what encouraged me is that i have been contacted by some employers which i turned down their work since it is not my line....it will come....scammers too dey for freelancing.com along with time wasters...just be careful. You must know also that it is highly competitive, one of these days, you will hit one that will bring the reviews you so desire!!!

@twosquare, Thank you for your encouraging words..... Am still waiting and am convinced I will get a job soonest.

ladywriter:
Ehhhh, I don't think you should work for him. I have heard a good number of complaints from guys who have worked for him. If you must, make sure he set milestone before you start working.

@ Ladywriter. Thank you very, that's why no one can actually succeed without someone he or she looks up to as a coach/mentor. That's what you've been to us on this thread.

ladywriter:
I have replied your mail. You have to be patient my brother. Rome was not built in a day. Keep bidding and soon enough, you will win projects.

Thank you Ma.... Pls who has handled a project for rajat07 before ? Is he real, just got a mail from him requesting for a sample of 250-300 words for a project
Advice please so I won't start on a wrong footing.

Cheers

I have to make a comment on this thread. Firstly I discovered this thread last week, I was already inspired after reading up to page 3, I paused and immediately e-mailed ladywriter for advice which she replied within a good time frame(by the way, I had registered on freelancer .com since 2010 but was discourage as I didn't get any job and backed out). I continued reading till the last page then (page 66), went back to freelancer.com to reactivate my account ASAP, got my Payment system verified and took the US English test. By this time I had more than 100 bids and I started bidding for more than 5 jobs each day as I was advised, but surprisingly till now I haven't won any bid and the only job I won was the the scammed guy that we were told to run away from on this thread. Now things like this might discourage us the newbies, especially some of us that have this writing skills and are just ready to work.

I want to appreciate everyone on this thread that has contributed towards encouraging people like us with inspirational and testimonial write ups, God bless you all.

Ladywriter and cremeandchic, i know and totally understand how busy you are, please when you have time, kindly reply to my email I sent to you yesterday from Kingsleysq@gmail.com.

Thank you very much and God bless you.

kingsleysq@gmail.com..... Thank you

ignis:
N100,000 is not enough to start a profitable business which won't require your attention.
Keep saving guy....
When it reaches N500,000 let me know.

Pls what business can I do with 500k.

Moneyb, Pls dont be annoyed for my question, Are you really into forex trading? and if yes do nigerians really make money from forex?, thanks

Moneyb:
Despite many attractive characteristics of forex trading, the foreign exchange market is vast, complicated and ruthlessly competitive. Major banks, trading houses and funds dominate the market and quickly incorporate any new information into the prices.

Foreign exchange is not a market for the unprepared or ignorant. To effectively trade foreign currencies on a fundamental basis, traders must be knowledgeable when it comes to the major currencies. This knowledge should include not only the current economic stats for a country, but also the underpinnings of the respective economies and the special factors that can influence the currencies.

Introduction to the Yen
Just seven currencies account for 80% of the forex market, and the Japanese yen is one of the largest currencies, in terms of international trade and forex trading. That is only fitting, as Japan is one of the largest economies in the world, with one of the highest GDP among nations and is one of the largest exporters, in dollar terms.

All of the major currencies in the forex market have central banks behind them. In the case of the Japanese yen, it is the Bank of Japan. Like most developed country central banks, the Bank of Japan has a mandate to act in a fashion that encourages growth and minimizes inflation. In the case of Japan, however, deflation has been a persistent threat for many years, and the BOJ has pursued a policy of very low rates in the hopes of stimulating demand and economic growth; at various points in the 2000s, real rates in Japan were actually slightly negative.

The Economy Behind the Yen
The Japanese economy has some particular and peculiar attributes that yen traders need to understand. Firstly, despite its size, Japan has been notably lacking in growth since the collapse of its real estate bubble. Writers often refer to a "lost decade" in Japan because of this reason. Although that may not be entirely accurate, growth has rarely exceeded 2% in Japan between 2001 and 2011, and has contracted to zero or negative rates multiple times. Japan is also notable for inflation, or rather its almost near-absence of it; Japan has actually experienced deflation for much of the last decade.

Second, Japan is also the oldest major economy in the world and has one of the lowest fertility rates. That suggests an increasingly aging workforce with fewer and fewer younger workers to support the economy through taxation and consumption. Japan is also quite closed to immigration and that establishes difficult demographics.

Lastly, Japan is also an advanced economy with a well-educated workforce. Although industries like shipbuilding have migrated to countries like South Korea and China, Japan is still a leading manufacturer of consumer electronics, autos and technological components. This has left Japan with significant exposure to the global economy, but increasing reliance on China as a trade partner.

Drivers of the Yen
There are several theories that attempt to explain foreign exchange rates. Purchasing power parity, interest rate parity, the Fisher effect and balance of payments models all offer explanations of the "right" exchange rate, based on factors like relative interest rates, price levels and so forth. In practice, these models do not work especially well in the real market – real market exchange rates are determined by supply and demand, which includes a variety of market psychology factors.

Major economic data includes the release of GDP, retail sales, industrial production, inflation and trade balances. These come out at regular intervals, and many brokers, as well as many financial information sources like the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg, make this information freely available. Investors should also take note of information on employment, interest rates (including scheduled meetings of the central bank) and the daily news flow; natural disasters, elections and new government policies can all have significant impacts on exchange rates.

In the case of Japan and yen traders, the Tankan survey is particularly noteworthy. Many countries report information on business confidence, and the Tankan is a quarterly reported published by the Bank of Japan. The Tankan is seen as a very important report, and often moves trading in Japanese stock and currency; trade flow data is also uncommonly important for the yen.

Carry Trade
In many respects, BOJ policy drives carry trades across the world. Carry trading refers to borrowing money in a low-interest-rate environment, and then investing that money in higher-yielding assets from other countries. With a stated policy of near-zero interest rates, Japan has long been a major source of capital for that trade. That also means, though, that talk of higher rates in Japan can send ripples throughout the currency markets.

Unique Factors for the Japanese Yen
While the BOJ has maintained low rates since Japan's property bubble collapsed, the bank has also been involved in currency intervention – selling the yen to help keep Japanese exports more competitive. This intervention has carried political consequences in the past, though, so the BOJ is relatively hesitant to intervene in the forex markets relative to its past history.

Japan's trade balance also impacts BOJ policy and forex rates. Japan has large trade surpluses, but very large public debt and an aging population. A large percentage of that debt is held domestically, though, and Japanese investors seem willing to accept low rates of returns.

The yen is the signature currency for Asia; it is one of the top most frequently traded currencies in the world, and a significant reserve currency for many Asian countries. While the significance of the yen could be at risk if the Chinese yuan becomes more liquid, that would likely be a multi-year process.

That said, the relative stability of the yen has made it a backup reserve currency for many countries. While Japan has very high debt levels, traders tend to be more comfortable with Japan's debt balance, as so much of it is domestically owned. Moreover, traders often balance the high debt level of Japan with its high trade surplus, though the devaluation of the dollar and the "safe haven" status of the yen has led to a stronger yen that threatens the very trade surplus that makes the yen attractive.

The Bottom Line
Currency rates are notoriously difficult to predict, and most models seldom work for more than brief periods of time. While economics-based models are seldom useful to short-term traders, economic conditions do shape long-term trends. Japan's strong trade surplus will likely maintain the country's position as a relative safe haven for some time to come, but the aging workforce, persistently low consumer and business confidence, as well as the rising significance of China as an economic rival, do threaten that position.

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tstonch: @ justwise and adaobi123, do you know any university in the uk that charges less than 9,000 gbp for tuition?...

Sunderland university is 7500gbp . Cos of a discount of 1500 Gbp for international students.

[quote author=kingspaco][/quote]just arrived newcastle dis morning.mehn it was fun.thanks to GOD for safe journey

[quote author=Dark sea]Same here.[/quote



Am already on ma way. To northunbria university in newcastle,via British airways.see u guys in UK

[quote author=ibudes]Thanks To God Almighty I got my entry clearance today praise the lord
Anybody going to northumbria [/quote

Congrats on ur Visa, got mine since 17th of last month.
Yea, am going to northumbria and wil take off tomoro via BA, hw abt u wen r u leaving. U can link me up on dis.....kingsleysq@gmail.com

[quote author=ogheneyoma]hmmn, dats nice...i am also heading to leeds from there..university of leeds.[/quote

If u are taking off frm lagos,pls can u send me a mail on dis kingsleysq@gmail.com so we can meet at d airport

ogheneyoma: Hello friends anyone travellin on d 13th? Via BA to heathrow?

Yes oo am travellin on d 13th via BA to heathrow first then to newcastle. Heading to northumbria university wch hv not seen anyone on dis forum going there ever since I started following dis grp.