eto ti edin primer,kak go prawqt drugi companii: 1:1 copie ot izraelski "THE JERUSALEM POST"-imternet edition. Sluchaino popadnah na nego i ti go prashtam da go widish i se uwerish che wsichki firmi prawqt wsichko wazmojno za da si prodadat stokata.Samo che tuk,ti go kazwat nai nakraq(pak i ne samo tuk).moje bi nad 70-80 % ot companiite ti go kazwat nai nakraq.(razlichen biznes plan).Znachi wsichki sa piramidi?Dori i poslednoto twardenie da e wqrno,predpochitam moqtq piramida,zashtoto mi go kazwa w nachaloto,a ne me prawi na maimuna,che mi predlagala neshto bezplatno.Wij,az znam che nqma da se zapishesh,popitah za da znam s kakwa info da ti otgowarqm.Samo che ti ne mi otgowarqsh na faktite koito ti dawam,ami si znaesh twoeto:piramida ta piramida.Eee,dobre piramida e.Ne si kupuwai i ne se zanimawai s neq. Uspokoi se ! Eto ti kopieto, a shte ti dam i nqkolko URL na drugi chlenowe.Otidi i izkarai nqkoi $ ot www.Nextcard.com,towa ne e piramida,plashtat po 25$ na chowek !! ------------------------------------------- Presumably, someone in the company's accounting department has pointed this out to the folks responsible for putting these discounts together. And yet the deals continue. Apparently the idea of thousands of people receiving $25 worth of merchandise for free doesn't bother them. One cute term that has been coined (not by me, dammit) to describe this share the wealth phenomenon is Dot Communism. Get it? So, with companies willing to literally give away the store to surfers, why should it strike some as strange that there are websites that will send you money for playing games? That's exactly what they do at MyEcamp (). This site lets you collect points for playing games and sending e-mail from their website, which you can trade in for prizes. The games are pretty tame, but they held my attention for a long time (the idea of getting points to play these games was a big motivator). You can play poker, tetris, or trivia, and win points when you win the round - or lose points if you don't win! I was able to amass over 5,000 points in about a half hour of trivia (I know a lot of trivial things, apparently). That sounds like a lot of points, but it's a drop in the bucket for the amount needed to earn a prize; books and CDs start at 100,000 points, and computers are 1,000,000+! I was having fun at this site until I saw the points necessary to actually get something - until I read the message from the management, which explained why the point amounts were so high. "We don't want people just sitting around playing pac-man all day," said the message. Huh? But I though this site was about playing games! No - they don't want game players here; they want missionaries! Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to sign up more people for MyEcamp. Why bother - where's the beef? Because if you do, you pay fewerless prize points for coveted items. If you sign up four active users, you get a point discount; if you sign up 31 or more, you get a big discount. The price for a Sega Dreamcast (a popular item with the MyEcamp crowd) drops from 937,264 points if you play alone, to 562,359 if you recruit 31+ people. And this is the bottom line at almost all these sites; they want you to surf, play games, or send e-mail while looking at their ads, true; but what they really want is for you to help expand their network, by signing up your friends, relatives and acquaintances. Not that there's anything wrong with it ---------------------------------------------------------------- FINANCIAL: The Investors Group: (Richard Pelley) POLITICAL: Andrew Horning for Mayor of Indianapolis: http://skyboom.com/andrew Great Canadian Gas Price Protest: REAL ESTATE: Realtor Sue Mason: Home for Sale listing: SKYBIZ TRAINING: