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Narc that car is a business that has distributors go out and write down license plates and the vehicle location and add them to their database. They let repossession companies and law enforcement search their database and when a match is found, they get paid to give the vehicles last known locations.

I got four calls from people asking about Narc That Car, and one who was trying to get me to sign up since I’m an Read the rest of this entry »

If you're more familiar with one of these than a laptop, there is hope!

Is there hope for someone who wants an Internet business but isn’t very tech savvy? The short answer is yes, but there’s certain types to avoid. The last five people who called were 50+ years old and want to start a business, but they didn’t know anything about the Internet aside from browsing and emails. One woman was 56 and just opened the box on her very first computer the day before.  I told them Read the rest of this entry »

If you’ve ever wondered why when you search for “scam” and “ripoff” along with a business opportunity or anyone in marketing, you find places like scam.com and ripoffreport.com at the top of the results, there’s actually a reason behind it. Read the rest of this entry »

Many merchants have online forms that emails the results to them with the customer order information. The real danger happens where the information isn’t encrypted every step of the way. I’m going to go over a quick guide on how to make sure if you do this, that information is never left exposed to hackers. Read the rest of this entry »

I was speaking with a friend the other day and the issue of Google Adwords came up (the program where you bid on keywords and when someone clicks your ad, they are taken to your site and you pay that .10 cents or whatever your bid was). The talk turned to how expensive it can be, but after giving some general tips there was one more most people don’t think to do, that’s plan their campaigns geographically. Read the rest of this entry »