Any lobang to earn extra $$?
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lim_siok_ling
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Hi Xiaozhu,
I have drop you an email, let me know @ [email protected] if you didnt received it.
Best regards,
I have drop you an email, let me know @ [email protected] if you didnt received it.
Best regards,
lim_siok_ling
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Hi Snoopy,
I have drop you an email, email me @ [email protected] if you didnt received it.
Best regards,
I have drop you an email, email me @ [email protected] if you didnt received it.
Best regards,
I am thinking of selling things online, but I dunno where to get the source.
Joanne,
I believe all companies dun allow but as long as there is no conflict of interest, you should be able to do so.
That's why i am thinking of selling things online or any home-based data entry or etc.
Joanne,
I believe all companies dun allow but as long as there is no conflict of interest, you should be able to do so.
That's why i am thinking of selling things online or any home-based data entry or etc.
precious_moments
Member
Zhuzhu
i oso thinking of setting up online biz selling things too ...
Firstly need captiol ($$$), time, commitment, very good & wide social network, knowledge and experience
sound easy but not easy at all
i oso thinking of setting up online biz selling things too ...
Firstly need captiol ($$$), time, commitment, very good & wide social network, knowledge and experience
sound easy but not easy at all
Joanne C (kryzzie) , I am unable to PM you. please email me at [email protected]
Source: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/49393384/ns/today-money/t/rich-dad-poor-dad-author-files-bankruptcy/#.UM8km29QG3E
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" series, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection after losing a nearly $24 million court judgment to The Learning Annex, The New York Post reports.
As one of Kiyosaki's earliest backers, The Learning Annex was responsible for arranging the speaking engagements and platform that led to his massive success.
But apparently the fame went to his head because according to court papers obtained by the Post, Kiyosaki, who published his first "Rich Dad" book in 1994, never paid the Annex its rightful share. Said founder and chairman Bill Zanker: "Oprah believed in him, and Will Smith believed in him, but he didn't keep his promise to us."
Kiyosaki's Rich Global company was ordered by a U.S. judge in April to cough up $23,687,957.21, which in turn led him to file for corporate bankruptcy on Aug. 20.
Despite the blow to the personal finance guru's reputation, Kiyosaki probably won't feel the pinch in his wallet. Forbes pegs his net worth around a cool $80 million, and Kiyosaki, who's written 11 books, operates as many as ten other companies. Rich Global was said to be worth a few million when it went under.
"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" became an overnight sensation when Kiyosaki made the rounds on feel-good daytime TV like "Oprah" and aired his speaking programs on PBS. Cash-strapped consumers identified with his inspirational story of learning how to manage money from one father who struck it big and another who died penniless and alone.
Of course, not everyone bought into the schtick. As Helaine Olen's wrote in Forbes Thursday, the guru's "tips ran the gamut from ridiculous to illegal and downright hurtful and included advocating for insider trading, arguing for the purchase of multiple real estate properties with little or no money down and telling followers they could purchase stocks on margin via unfunded brokerage accounts."
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" series, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection after losing a nearly $24 million court judgment to The Learning Annex, The New York Post reports.
As one of Kiyosaki's earliest backers, The Learning Annex was responsible for arranging the speaking engagements and platform that led to his massive success.
But apparently the fame went to his head because according to court papers obtained by the Post, Kiyosaki, who published his first "Rich Dad" book in 1994, never paid the Annex its rightful share. Said founder and chairman Bill Zanker: "Oprah believed in him, and Will Smith believed in him, but he didn't keep his promise to us."
Kiyosaki's Rich Global company was ordered by a U.S. judge in April to cough up $23,687,957.21, which in turn led him to file for corporate bankruptcy on Aug. 20.
Despite the blow to the personal finance guru's reputation, Kiyosaki probably won't feel the pinch in his wallet. Forbes pegs his net worth around a cool $80 million, and Kiyosaki, who's written 11 books, operates as many as ten other companies. Rich Global was said to be worth a few million when it went under.
"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" became an overnight sensation when Kiyosaki made the rounds on feel-good daytime TV like "Oprah" and aired his speaking programs on PBS. Cash-strapped consumers identified with his inspirational story of learning how to manage money from one father who struck it big and another who died penniless and alone.
Of course, not everyone bought into the schtick. As Helaine Olen's wrote in Forbes Thursday, the guru's "tips ran the gamut from ridiculous to illegal and downright hurtful and included advocating for insider trading, arguing for the purchase of multiple real estate properties with little or no money down and telling followers they could purchase stocks on margin via unfunded brokerage accounts."
mummy_darling
Member
hi,
i would like to know more details in source of second income. pls pm me or email me at [email protected]. thanks.
i would like to know more details in source of second income. pls pm me or email me at [email protected]. thanks.
fashiongaga
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Anyone Interested in business opportunities pm me to discuss thanks!
tanja78
Member
Want to work from home? You can earn from $2K/mth from form-filling assignments. Flexible work hours. No selling, no investment needed.
For more details visit : http://www.earnparttimejobs.com/index.php?id=4466852
For more details visit : http://www.earnparttimejobs.com/index.php?id=4466852
nirvana_28
Member
Hi,
I am living in Choa Chu Kang. Looking for part time evening home based jobs that can be done at home preferably cos of my kids.
Please pm me. Thanks.
I am living in Choa Chu Kang. Looking for part time evening home based jobs that can be done at home preferably cos of my kids.
Please pm me. Thanks.
jane_mummy
New Member
Hi any homedbased job do email me @ [email protected]
Hi reverie island , I am keen to know about this part time job u are referring. Do drop me a email at [email protected]. thks
Hi, I am also looking for a part time job pls email me the details at [email protected]
Me too looking for part time job. Pls email me [email protected]
MummyNancy
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PrincessLeo
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Hi!!!
Been looking for a home based job or part time. Any vacancies please email me: [email protected]
Been looking for a home based job or part time. Any vacancies please email me: [email protected]
happy3mummy
New Member
i m looking for home based job too...
happy3mummy
New Member
singyen
Member
Don think can earn if u din do referral for 400 people. After the referral, the data entry form will then send to u to work on.
happy3mummy
New Member
400? thanks for letting me know... u tried?
singyen
Member
cinnamonroll
New Member
Hi ladies.. any recommendations for working from home? Anything like data entry, packing etc.. really in need of income. Just one person working is taking a toll on the family.. 
serenity me
New Member
Hi .. I'm looking for a home based job too.. can share with me if u hv any lobang.. Thks!!