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| Why SpeakAsia Looks Like Scam! [Proofs] Posted: 11 May 2011 08:36 AM PDT
A friend of mine, first brought to my notice the surveys as vague, as the questions were too easy to be considered useful for companies to actually pay for such surveys. I decided to read up a little on this new website and check why so many people are suspicious about Speak Asia. I must admit, after a little digging around on Speak Asia’s website (speakasiaonline.com) even I am suspicious of their credentials, hence I decided to share my views with you. #1. Registration with SpeakAsia
I wonder how subscribing to an e-zine for money is the same as going through a rigorous scanning process of interviews and tests. #2. Payment for Subscription is not available online!
Note: People get extra payment if they bring in more people who register with Speak Asia. #3. Payment structure from Speak Asia is vague
Unfortunately, as Speak Asia has no office in India, the best you can do is chase the person who recruited you as a panelist if you are having issues. #4. No Physical presence in India
This is strange and the best way to recognized as the real deal, would be to provide links and credentials of companies which are their clients when it comes to market research. #5. Speak Asia agents arrested in BangladeshTwo officials for Speak Asia were sent to jail in Chittagong, Bangladesh for fraud. The news way covered by Daily Sun, a Bangladeshi newspaper. Even if we assume Speak Asia has nothing to do with it, it still does not inspire confidence. Why are there so many doubts on Speak Asia?Most reputed survey companies will pay money for the work done towards the survey, which means payment will be made for the number of survey's completed. The main legitimacy to Speak Asia as valid service, comes only in the form of prime time TV ads. Even Speak Asia shows up a schedule of their advertisements during IPL. In my opinion if a company makes it difficult for you to register free and expects you to invest your own money to make money online, I will avoid it completely. Speak Asia seems to be raising more doubts that settling them. What are your views on Speak Asia Online? Do drop in your comments. Related posts:
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| [Reloaded] 6 Steps to Get Most Out Of Your Google Chrome Posted: 11 May 2011 06:08 AM PDT Lately, in March I wrote a post on 9 tips to get most out of Google Chrome and now this is the second part of it. This post includes pinning tabs, tweaking start pages, creating favicon-only bookmarks and more! #1. Pin TabsEven before Mozilla had introduced their Firefox 4, stuffed with App Tabs feature, Chrome already had a similar feature named "Pin Tabs". When you pin a Tab, it shrinks so that you can only so its favicon. This feature is mainly targeted for power users who deal with lots of tabs. To Pin a Tab, Right click on that Tab and select "Pin Tab". #2. Update Plug-insOutdated plug-ins can make your browser vulnerable, but this is not the case with Chrome because whenever you visit a site which requires a plug-in and if you don't have a updated version of that plug-in, then you will be notified. However, you can check the status of all your plug-ins using about:plugins page. about: pages are special pages which gives info about memory, plug-ins, upcoming features and more! Type about:about in Chrome to get the list of all the about: pages #3. Favicon-only BookmarksI organize my bookmarks using folders but I keep some of the sites (which I visit daily) on bookmarks bar, now it will mess up my bookmarks bar. Here's a tricky, silly solution to organize bookmarks placed on your bookmarks bar.
#4. Start PageWe have already written an article about start pages available for Chrome. Those include MyFav.es, Incredible start page, Speed Dial, Speed Dial 2 and many more. A good start page can do wonders for your productivity online, especially if you work online. #5. Using Chrome Bookmarks IntelligentlySo you've replaced Chrome's boring new tab page with a stylish start page and then your mind triggers, how to access Chrome apps? Here's a simple solution. Open one of your Chrome apps and bookmark that page (I know, the address bar is empty), that's it. Installed lots of apps? then don't hesitate to create a separate bookmarks folder for it. #6. Use Side TabsUsing a wide-screen monitor? then Side Tabs feature is for you! Generally browser tabs are at the top of Chrome's window, but when you enable Side Tabs feature (head on to Chrome:flags to enable it), the browser tabs appear at the left side of Chrome. This feature doesn't suit normal monitors as the meta tags do not appear completely. Do you know any other Chrome tips? Drop them in your comments. Related posts:
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