Yesterday I saw an attempt made on DP by a new forum user to steal everyones email passwords. So I thought I'd make a post to let everyone who does not know about this to know about it in case you're ever a victim.

It's quite simple actually...

The Situation:

A girl suspects that her boyfriend might be chatting it up with some other hottie online. So she wants to get into his email account to read his emails just to set her mind at ease, or finally see the real proof. So this girl does a Google search trying to find out how to get someones email password, or she asks on a forum.

The girl stumbles upon the perfect page with the perfect info for what she's trying to do exactly. It's perfect! Now she can get into her boyfriends email account and see what naughty girls he's been talking to! Here's an example of what she may find:

if you want to steal or hack someones hotmail account just follow the instructions to have their password sent to YOUR email account.
1) Send an email to pw_recovery_hotmail[at]hotmail.com with YOUR password as the subject title so they can send your victims password back to your account
2) Put this code inside the message.

[5656.hm]xrc-code1/password-recovery]-hotmail.retrieve=staff/ relative=immediate[your friends email address here]

The above message is just an example that I wrote of what these could look like. Some are different. And it doesn't matter what type of account it is. Can be AOL, Gmail, Hotmail etc.

What REALLY Happens After You Follow Their Instructions:

After you do what they say in hopes for retrieving your friends/cheaters/boyfriends/girlfriends password, you'll probably wait patiently as the email arrives with the password so you can have access to their email account. But the above code is fake. It doesn't mean anything. Just some gibberish I wrote out to look like it's some sort of programming code. But average online users don't know that. They think they're doing a hack.

The person that provided you the instructions is a scammer. He actually owns pw_recovery_hotmail[at]hotmail.com (an email account to resemble some sort of real hotmail password recovery account) and you just sent him your email account password (remember, you put your password in the subject box). Now this guy will change your password so you can't get into your own account. He also has full access to your entire address book with all your friends emails so he can spam them with offers such as free viagra or anything else that can make him money. Doh!

This is just a heads up to everyone who doesn't know about this method. Don't fall for this if you see it around the net somewhere, unless your email account means nothing to you.

I don't know why I didn't think of this sooner. But I think this is a good idea to help you advertise one of your banners on CashJuke AND get $20 while you do it.

This involves one of my new favorite online payment services. which isn't paypal!

If you're a frequent reader here, you'll know that I had a couple articles about Revolution Money Exchange. It is an alternative to paypal. A much better alternative too if you ask me. It gives all new sign ups to their site a free $25 sign up bonus. This is how you get free advertising on CashJuke plus a free 20 dollars! I also feel that you'll love Revolution Money Exchange and hold on to them as your payment processor instead of PayPal. There's no transaction fees for each payment sent or recieved.

If you're interested in this deal, here's how it will work: You sign up to Revolution Money Exchange using this link. Once you sign up, you will have an immediate $25 in your account. You're going to use $5 of that money to send to me for an advertising banner spot here on CashJuke. Send the $5.00 to AyeBrandon[at]gmail.com and then send me a message with your banner and link.

You end up getting a month long banner on this site and a free $20. I end up getting $5 from you and $10 for referring you to Revolution Money Exchange ($15). This is how I can afford to give you the advertising space at the cheap price of $5.00 for a month. Great idea isn't it?!

Current available ad spots:

468x60 banner at the header - Right now, there are three 468x60 banner spots available in the header. they will be rotated with only one other on every page of the site as well as the forum. This reminds me that our forum is a PR3. (Just found that out today)

125x125 right module banners - There are four of these spots available. I'll take down all the ones over to the right that you see right now and yours will be placed there.

120x600 Left side banners - These banners are long and have good click through rates as well. So I'll be rotating 2 of these together.

All banner spots on this site have a good click through rate and they all appear on every page of the site. There are currently 1,090 of CashJuke's pages indexed in Google! We're also recieving on average of 250 up to 400 unique visitors to the site every day. Some days 500.

Contact me if you're interested in one of these spots!

A little while back I wrote about a site that pays $50 per referral. The site is called YouripodTouch4Free.com (you can also choose to take the ipod touch or apple card rather than $350). It pulled me in because all you have to do is complete an offer (I did a Blockbuster trial) then refer 7 people to do the same, and then they will send you $350 to your paypal. Well it wasn't as easy for me as I thought it would be!

There are advantages and disadvantages to these types of sites. The main disadvantage is that it's hard to convince someone that these sites are for real and that you can actually get a free ipod or large lump of cash. The first thought that comes to mind if you know nothing about this stuff would be that it is a scam. So it's difficult to find referrals.

Another disadvantage is getting the referrals to complete an offer and having it credit because a lot of offers require a credit card for a free trial. I have about 50 referrals on youripodtouch4free but only TWO of them have completed an offer and are actually confirmed. So the other 48 referrals signed up and did nothing.

There are solutions to your problems with finding referrals to freebie sites. And you can make good money with them. There are forums dedicated to this whole freebie world. forums full of people buying, selling and trading referrals. This is pretty much the idea behind projectpayday.

Earnings Examples

There are three ways to make money with the freebie site industry. You can pay people to be your referral and complete an offer so that you can get your money or reward, you can trade referrals (you sign up under then and they do the same for you), and you can sell yourself (make someone pay you to be their referral). People do this all month long and make a killing. But you need to be prepared and have a plan laid out.

Lets take YouripodTouch4Free.com for an example. Lets say someone is wanting to get 7 referrals so they can get $350. Lets say they offer you $10 to do it as well as 6 other people. So the person ends up spending $70 on referrals to get their 350 dollars. The person ends up profiting $280 and it didn't take long at all as long as you can find the perfect group of people to do it. A great place to find all the freebie site fanatics is TheFreeLunchroom. It's their hangout.

The answer to this post is yes freebie sites have the potential to be more profitable than GPT sites. But I haven't put enough time into it to get all of my referrals. Although I am seeking for 5 more people to be my referral for the ipod site so I can finish it up. I'll be paying them $10 each. I guess I need to take a few minutes out of my "busy" life to go to the free lunch room and buy 5 referrals. It's something I've been putting off for a while.

Check out some freebie sites and venture away from GPT's for a while. See if you can earn more and see how you like it.

Well, it's the beginning of a new month, so that means it's time to calculate the previous months earnings (April) and see what kind of money I made and what I made it with. Before I start, I'd like to throw it out there to everyone that this is not me bragging in anyway about what I make (trust me, this is nothing especially compared to the big guys). It's just a report to see how I'm earning online. To see if I'm increasing or declining with my monthly online income and hopefully influence some of the newer guys and girls. Maybe you fell behind this month, or maybe you want to do better. Maybe you finally want to learn how to make money online.

To be honest here, with all of the work I've done this month, I don't feel like I've earned as much as I deserve. You wouldn't believe all of the time I spend hitting dead ends, pot holes and rough spots. This blog is still very new and takes lots of attention at this age, just like a newborn baby. SEO and link building are crucial. So it's hard to build traffic, optimize the site, add content and monetize it to get the most earnings out of it while still trying to provide honest content and tips to help others trying to do the same.

Enough blabbering, this is my income report for April 2008.

NeverBlueAds - $524.85
Google Adsense - $183.37
MAXBounty - $107.45
RevolutionmoneyExchange - $65
Private Ad Sales - $35
CashCrate - $11.68 (haven't logged in for months but get small monthly checks)
Misc./services - $8.00
Total - $935.35

Although this is not a terrible amount for a month or my work online, it's still not where I'd like to be. Hopefully all my hard work will pay off and things will become automated sooner or later.

For as long as I own this blog, you'll see an end of the month report on how I'm doing with my make money online journey.

Maybe it's the search terms I use, maybe it's just Google, but I did a search and don't really see any articles that say "this is how you make money online with your Google PageRank". Although if you even know what a Pagerank(PR) is, you probably already know how you can earn money from it. But I'll just explain a few ways for those of you who don't know.

To have a Google PageRank, you obviously need to have a site. If you own a site that's at least 3 to 6 months old, chances are you probably have a PR and don't even know it! If you want to do a quick check, you can see at DomainPageRank.com. I use a neat little SEO Firefox addon called SearchStatus. It automatically displays the PR, Alexa rank and much more on each site you visit.

What Is a PageRank?

PageRank is simply a number that represents how important a page(not entire website) is on the internet. It ranges from 1 to 10 (10 being a very valuable and important page). For example, CashJuke.com is a PR2. MySpace.com is a PR8. Although this site is only 3 months old.

Google is the inventor of the PageRank. In fact, the word is a trademark of Google. The PR of a webpage is determined by the incoming links coming into the page. The more sites that link to the page, then the more important that page looks to Google. This can determine how high you will rank in the Google Search results, and you can make money from your PR by selling links. For example, lets say that MySpace.com wants a higher PR and more backlinks which help them rank higher in search results when someone searches Google (like they really need it). Then MySpace could purchase a spot on your site for lets say, $10 a month. You put their link on your site and they will pay you. Think of incoming links to your site as a voting system, more links means more votes for the site.

How Can I Get a PageRank?

You can get a PR by building lots of quality (and relevant!) backlinks to your website or blog. also, the more established domains will have a chance at getting a better PR rather than a new domain. spammy backlinks can hurt your site and not help it.

Here are just a few sites where you can sell some spots on your webspace to webmasters looking for backlinks to their site. This is how you make money from having a good PR or even any PR period. But watch out, if Google finds out you're selling text link ads, your site will be penalized just like John Chow.

Text-Link-Ads - These guys are probably one of the most popular sites to sell and buy links. They just might be leaving Adsense in the dust. Google hates them.

TNX.net - This is a site that launched sometime middle-late last year. They go by a points system. TNX.net contacted me not long ago about doing a review about them. I'll have their full review up as soon as my site is approved so I can check them out further, They're doing some mad marketing and I'm hearing great things.

Review Me - If you have a blog, get paid to review other sites. Depending on your traffic and other rankings, you will be paid no less than $20 per review. Although you will make more without a middle man because you wouldn't have to share your earnings, you could find more advertisers here instead of looking on your own.

DigitalPoint Forums - DP is not encouraging link sales but they do have a section for it to keep them out of other boards. There's lots of people over there selling and buying links and website reviews.

These are just few of many places to buy and sell links. I don't think you need too many sources. And I can't really think of any other great places worth mentioning. If you know some other good spots, feel free to mention them.