Easy Moneybookers Verification Method

May 23rd, 2008 | Posted in Help, Self Improvement

I recently have opened moneybookers account but like paypal it isn’t showed unverified at any place, like in paypal you are shown unverified on the front page of your account. So, I was not sure how to deal with it. After reading some stuff available in the account of moneybookers I understood how to do it.

How to Verify
Unlike paypal if you want to verify your moneybookers account you don’t need to have credit card you can well do it with the bank account you have and for the address verification they do have the provision they send you the verification code to your mentioned postal address and you can write that code to verify the address.

It is not like that they don’t do credit card verification all the above-mentioned tasks would not be necessary if you do it with your credit card.

Easy Way to Go with Bank Verification
As in other similar payment processors you are charged for doing a verification from your credit card but in moneybookers you are paid for doing so, yes its true! You are paid for verification. The method is that you have to press the withdraw button and enter your bank “swift code” and then your bank account number and then you can withdraw some amount say $20.

Now, when the money reaches you bank account, in the transaction summary of the moneybookers slip, you get a 6-digit alphanumeric code, which you can use to verify your bank account. It’s very simple to do and it can be done with 3-4 working days.

Verification for Once
I was impressed by the way moneybookers wrote in the account that they do verification for once, and you are never ever asked for other verification methods or re-submission of verification documents.

Don’t Know The Issue
Despite the benefits of easy verification I can’t figure out why the moneybookers is not so popular among users.

Also, I forgot to mention that their customer care has fast response time and they solve the query with pinpoint accuracy. I think if you have not opened a moneybookers account you should give a try to it. Verified

Programming Languages and SEO: Final Part - PHP

March 27th, 2008 | Posted in Help, SEO Talk

This is my final part of the 4 part series in which I was covering the topics about programming languages and how to do the seo for them. So this is the topic for the PHP developed pages and how to actually go about them.

PHP
Search engine crawlers being what they are — preprogrammed applications — there’s a limit to what they can index. PHP is another of those programming languages that fall outside the boundaries of normal web site coding. Search engine crawlers see PHP as another obstacle if it’s not properly executed.

Properly executed means that PHP needs to be used with search engines in mind. For example, PHP naturally stops or slows search engine crawlers. But with some attention and a solid understanding of PHP and SEO, it’s possible to code pages that work, even in PHP.

PHP and SEO
One thing that works well with PHP is designing the code to look like HTML. It requires an experienced code jockey, but it can be done. And once the code has been disguised, the PHP site can be crawled and indexed so that it’s returned in search results.

In short if you are using PHP then try to fabricate your URL with the extension of .html and you can do this by just placing the .htaccess file in the folder. As this is the most trusted way to actually let the search engine crawlers believe that you are using .html pages and not PHP.

Hacker Protection for Your Account

March 27th, 2008 | Posted in Help, Ideas

Protecting your account from being hacked or useful information stolen is now being very difficult. Keeping in mind that hackers are implementing new methods to peep in your account.

Survey Results
A recent survey by FTC on identity theft, showed that 16 percent of victims who said their accounts were hacked or important information stolen by the people they knew, that is friends, relatives, coworkers, and neighbors.

Therefore is better to take precautions if we are working from home, office or café. The best idea is to disable the cookies and do not store your sensitive information on the computers that is off much importance to you.

Now, is there a way to find out who has actually been using your accounts to stole the information or just logging in to your account to see what you have stored.

See Who is Seeing
The obvious answer is yes! Just follow the steps below and protect your account rather find out; who actually is peeping in your account to get the information.

Here’s how:

• Open an account with OneStatFree.com, and use a disposable e-mail address to complete the registration process.
• You’ll receive an email from OneStat with an attached file. Save the file, note the account number, and then delete the email.
• Rename the file with a name that would catch a hacker’s eye like “AccountPasswords.” Save the .txt file as an .htm file so it opens up in a web browser.
• Send an email with the .htm file to the account you want to monitor. Use a subject title that is eye catching.
• Wait for the hacker to take the bait. If the attachment is opened by anyone else but you, the hit counter will record their IP address.

This is just another way to find out but rest depends on your and I would recommend keeping your password as difficult as you can, better precaution is better than cure.

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