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In case you were just released from Guantanamo Bay in the last 20 minutes or so and haven’t heard – Microsoft and Yahoo have now officially announced a ten-year search deal.
But what does it truly mean to the majority of us? Well, it means that the tech blogs (like this one) have some interesting material [...]
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- Lee Myers: I have done the same but I called the credit card companies to report the stolen cards so they can a [...]
- Jade: Bing does give search results much like Google but i would have to say that Google still gives more [...]
- detoxtechno: Adwords is really great for promoting your website and also affiliate links. i have just passed the [...]
- Acneboy: Bing search engine gives almost the same search results as Google. Looks like Google will now have a [...]
- George: i have been evaluating the search results of Microsoft Bing compared to Google and they are comparab [...]
- Anatomy of a Nigerian Shipping Scam
- Official 2009 Wilmington Riverfest Poster
- Say It Social – Streaming Live
- The Wager of Death: Why the Bing/Yahoo Merger is Irrelevant
- Social Media Evangelist Puts Money Where Mouth Is
- Dear Microsoft, Brace Yourself. Sincerely, Google. ( Google Chrome OS )
- The Tao of Link Building – 30 Resources to Get Started
- Google Adwords Quality Score – Secrets Revealed!
- 16 Wilmington-area Twitter Power Users
- Google Voice Review: Real World Use by a Small Business Owner
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Anatomy of a Nigerian Shipping Scam
In: Commentary
21 Oct 2009This post will show step-by-step the strategy used by email scam artists (presumably from Nigeria) looking to commit credit card fraud. If you’ve had an email account for longer than a couple of days, chances are pretty high you’ve received a suspicious message from a random person overseas promising you countless riches if only you’d be willing [...]