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dracopoetic:
Pls how do I go about in the process of formatting?, do I just upload my book and let kindle take care of the formatting process or do I set the format and which format do I use. Also which software do u use to change format?

iLegendd:
The money is just reserved for him, but the guy dey form like say him big pass am.

iLegendd:
You've been stalking me for more than a year now. Don't you have something else to do? I even promised to send you 8k recharge card to leave me alone, yet you refused.

Anyway, let me show you one of my usefulness and it's to teach you how to punctuate correctly.

...


In your first sentence, you're supposed to end it with a question mark.

It's "Of what use are you in this world, only sex?"

Your second line, you're supposed to use a comma in-between and finally end it with a period. "The world is better without you, just commit suicide."

You made 4 mistakes in one sentence.

1. No question mark
2. No comma
3. No period
4. Run on words

Since you made four mistakes in one sentence, I can imagine how terrible your life is. Even if you no get money, at least, e no be bad thing to sound smart, punctuate smartly, and stay happy.

Please, go back to primary school. If someone like me who studied in a community primary and secondary school could teach you English, then wonder all the other things I could teach you — if you can afford to pay for it. I don't teach for free and it's not cheap either.

Get a life and stop stalking me, please. Use the time you spend stalking me to work on your written English, so you can start writing books and making money everyday.

Note: Those books will be legacies for you, your children, your grandchildren, and generations to come. Do it not for yourself, but for the sake of your unborn kids.

When I get married, my wife and children can't suffer financially. Why? I have put different things in place that generate money every single day while I sleep. You better see me as your mentor, not your enemy and learn.

The reason poverty, crime, depression, etc. is high is because of people like you who are too lazy to do the right thing in generating wealth, but stay digitally wayward. In the end, I know you'll blame someone for your hardship and frustration.

iLegendd:
No app is needed. Use your carry-come notepad on your phone to write. When it's time to format and design cover, look for a computer to do that part.

iLegendd:
Yes, you can, but you can only do 50% with it. If you're gifted in it, then you can do all. Starting with a phone is better than never starting, but continuing with a phone and wanting everything to be seamless like a PC isn't going to work.

When formatting a book or designing a professional cover, a computer is needed.

iLegendd:
Continuation of your questions...

5. Is book publishing hard?

Answer

No and yes. Your first 5 months is hard without a mentor. But after that, it's no longer hard when you understand the business and master keyword research.

6. I can't write, so what should I do?

Answer

Outsource to a good freelancer to write for you.

7. I don't have money or a laptop, so what should I do?

Answer

Stupid question of a lazy animal. Then give up and go back to your village to stay with you village people — idiot. Instead of you to say, "I'll look for a way to get money and get started, you're here saying you don't have money."

8. Please, will you teach me how to do it?

Answer

No, I won't.

Use Google or YouTube. Or, higher a mentor — it's not cheap, but worth it.

9. Is this business profitable? If yes, what topic should I write on?

Answer

Yes, it's profitable if you understand the key things like:

A) Keyword research
B) Best categories to put your book
C) Great content
D) Simple, yet catchy cover
E) Great description with copywriting technique
G) Branding
H) Amazon ads (optional)
I) Writing/outsourcing more books
J) Tips and techniques to stay ahead of other publishers

10. How do I fill the tax form?

Answer

As a Nigerian, your country does not have a tax treaty with the US, so you'll pay 30% tax from your 60% royalties. It's easy. Visit this link https://www.wetclef.com/topic592.html to see how easy it is.

11. How do I get paid?

Answer

Open a Payoneer account via https://payoneer.com and they'll give you a virtual account. Use the account details they'll generate and head back to KDP dashboard to fill it. It's simple. Yes, there is an option to get Payoneer MasterCard, but don't worry about it yet. Just fill the form and start publishing.

12. Is this business a scam?

Answer

No, but if you're not confident in doing it, then go and continue being a slave and get paid peanut at the end of the month in that job you're trying to get or already in.

Yes, I know there is another question in your mind, so ask below and you'll get a reply within a couple of hours or minutes.

Also, try to read BAYUBAR Method of online wealth here https://www.nairaland.com/5319181/bayubar-method

Wednesday22:
Sure... I'll save this

Wednesday22:
aww!!

I normally don't use that line for calls. It's my data sim... I'm so touched. never knew I could ever be this lucky to get this blessed.

Thank you so much. I just subscribed to mtn yafun-yafun with those airtime [7GB]. I promise to replicate this kind gesture soon. I am so grateful

iLegendd:
Since you now have 2k recharge card, keep 1k for yourself and do 500 Naira transfer to 2 lucky Nairalanders. There is love in sharing.

stewiepeter:
Nokia 3310

jom28gy:
I don't understand you

kingxsamz:
You didn't state your budget.

Mutemenot:
Too many ways to die in naija

Iszzyblog:
Russian boxer Maxim Dadashev has died from brain injuries sustained in a fight in Maryland, the Russian boxing federation announced on Tuesday.

News Source: https://www.iszzyblog.com/2019/07/boxer-dies-after-much-injuries-during.html


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“Maxim Dadashev has died in the United States following injuries sustained during his fight with Subriel Matias,” the federation said in a statement. 

The 28-year-old underwent emergency brain surgery in Washington after his super-lightweight bout with Puerto Rican Matias on Friday was stopped after the 11th round by his cornerman James “Buddy” McGirt. 

Dadashev, known as “Mad Max”, was unable to walk to the dressing room and was immediately hospitalised. 

Doctors operated to relieve pressure from swelling on his brain. 

McGirt, who said after the fight he “couldn’t convince” his fighter to stop but opted to throw in the towel when he saw him “getting hit with more and cleaner shots as the fight went on,” told ESPN on Tuesday he was wracking his brain wondering if he could have done things differently. 

“It just makes you realize what type of sport we’re in, man,” McGirt told ESPN — which streamed the fight on its ESPN+ platform. 

“He did everything right in training, no problems, no nothing. My mind is like really running crazy, right now. Like what could I have done differently? But at the end of the day, everything was fine (in training). 

“He seemed OK, he was ready, but it’s the sport that we’re in. It just takes one punch, man.” 

Russian boxing chief Umar Kremlev told Russian media that Dadashev’s body would be repatriated home and that his family would receive financial aid. 

Dadashev’s widow, Elizaveta Apushkina, also issued a statement, confirming the fighter’s death “with great sadness. 

“He was a very kind person who fought until the very end. Our son will continue to be raised to be a great man like his father,” she said of the St. Petersburg-born fighter who trained in Oxnard, California. 

Dadashev took an unbeaten 13-0 record into the 140-pound non-title fight. 

Dadashev, whose manager Egis Klimas also handles Vasiliy Lomachenko and Sergey Kovalev, turned pro in April of 2016 and relocated to Southern California to pursue his ring ambitions, eventually signing with promoters Top Rank. 

Top Rank chairman Bob Arum issued a statement recalling Dadashev as “a terrific young man.” 

ESPN, which streamed the bout on ESPN+, also issued a statement. 

“Our heartfelt thoughts are with Dadashev’s family, friends, trainers and the team at Top Rank,” the statement said. 

Dadashev was rated in the top five by two world sanctioning organizations going into Friday’s fight in suburban Washington DC, an elimination bout for the right to become mandatory challenger for Josh Taylor’s IBF title. 

Matias dominated, and after the 11th round McGirt could be heard telling Dadashev “I’m going to stop it, Max,” even as Dadashev shook his head. 

McGirt, himself a former two-weight world champion, then told the referee: “That’s it.”

Iszzyblog:
Russian boxer Maxim Dadashev has died from brain injuries sustained in a fight in Maryland, the Russian boxing federation announced on Tuesday.

News Source: https://www.iszzyblog.com/2019/07/boxer-dies-after-much-injuries-during.html


Continue Reading================[code]

“Maxim Dadashev has died in the United States following injuries sustained during his fight with Subriel Matias,” the federation said in a statement.

The 28-year-old underwent emergency brain surgery in Washington after his super-lightweight bout with Puerto Rican Matias on Friday was stopped after the 11th round by his cornerman James “Buddy” McGirt.

Dadashev, known as “Mad Max”, was unable to walk to the dressing room and was immediately hospitalised.

Doctors operated to relieve pressure from swelling on his brain.

McGirt, who said after the fight he “couldn’t convince” his fighter to stop but opted to throw in the towel when he saw him “getting hit with more and cleaner shots as the fight went on,” told ESPN on Tuesday he was wracking his brain wondering if he could have done things differently.

“It just makes you realize what type of sport we’re in, man,” McGirt told ESPN — which streamed the fight on its ESPN+ platform.

“He did everything right in training, no problems, no nothing. My mind is like really running crazy, right now. Like what could I have done differently? But at the end of the day, everything was fine (in training).

“He seemed OK, he was ready, but it’s the sport that we’re in. It just takes one punch, man.”

Russian boxing chief Umar Kremlev told Russian media that Dadashev’s body would be repatriated home and that his family would receive financial aid.

Dadashev’s widow, Elizaveta Apushkina, also issued a statement, confirming the fighter’s death “with great sadness.

“He was a very kind person who fought until the very end. Our son will continue to be raised to be a great man like his father,” she said of the St. Petersburg-born fighter who trained in Oxnard, California.

Dadashev took an unbeaten 13-0 record into the 140-pound non-title fight.

Dadashev, whose manager Egis Klimas also handles Vasiliy Lomachenko and Sergey Kovalev, turned pro in April of 2016 and relocated to Southern California to pursue his ring ambitions, eventually signing with promoters Top Rank.

Top Rank chairman Bob Arum issued a statement recalling Dadashev as “a terrific young man.”

ESPN, which streamed the bout on ESPN+, also issued a statement.

“Our heartfelt thoughts are with Dadashev’s family, friends, trainers and the team at Top Rank,” the statement said.

Dadashev was rated in the top five by two world sanctioning organizations going into Friday’s fight in suburban Washington DC, an elimination bout for the right to become mandatory challenger for Josh Taylor’s IBF title.

Matias dominated, and after the 11th round McGirt could be heard telling Dadashev “I’m going to stop it, Max,” even as Dadashev shook his head.

McGirt, himself a former two-weight world champion, then told the referee: “That’s it.”

iLegendd:
This is a story of James and I'm happy to be his friend. And even happier for knowing his The BAYUBAR Method of Online Wealth.

Question: Would you want to be like James or James' SP?

Baba i want to be james himself

iLegendd:
This is a story of James and I'm happy to be his friend. And even happier for knowing his The BAYUBAR Method of Online Wealth.

Question: Would you want to be like James or James' SP?