Have you ever received an mail coming from your bank that’s asking you to verify your account information? or, if you’ve been using Ebay or PayPal and get a email message that telling you that your account had been compromised and you need to reset your password then you’re not alone, this online scam is called Phishing.
To check you knowledge about phishing scam, try these online quizes and see if pass or failed the phishing scam check test.
Somebody posted this Jolibbee mascot video on YouTube. Let’s just hope this thing didn’t happen during a kids birthday party brake.
Warning: Viewer discretion is advised! Before you continue viewing be sure that NO KIDS are behind or near your to watch this YouTube Video
Emails have been circulating lately about a recorded swearing incident between a DSL customer and PLDT customer service rep. Play it HERE
** Advisory warning: Some language are not appropriate for children **
Kawawa naman si Miss (if this really happen), maybe she is just a newbie or poorly trained on how to handle this kind of situation.
Yes and maybe not! before you shout for joy! Although PayPal enabled their services for pinoy and pinay in the Philippines but in a very limited fashion, hopefully just for the time being. You wouldn’t get the usual PayPal (sending/receiving money) full features that you normally get if you’re a PayPal user in the US. PayPal for the Philippines, a petition blog has this issues thoroughly discussed, spearheaded by J. Angelo Racoma.
I agree with Angelo’s blog about how things gets complicated when it comes to electronic payment specially in Philippines settings that’s maybe the reason why PayPal doing baby steps. But, you could still sign up (please do) for a complete PayPal services in the Philippines on the banner below.
I read an article in Philadephia inquirer about how easy it is these days to send cash or remit dollars back to your home country just using your phone.
One of the news featured is a Filipina and her experience using these new way of remitting money to the Philippines.
With cell-phone use booming across the developing world, from the open deserts of Africa to Bandoy’s densely populated neighborhood in sultry Manila, handsets that cost as little as $30 are enabling struggling nations to leapfrog past the need for land-line phones and ATMs.
Battle of the sexes do it with a guitar playing the same piece.The lady first.
Next, The gentleman.
Now, who you think is better??
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