Get Money With Wonga
**This is a Paid Review**
If you are someone that is in need of some fast cash their are a plethora of programs you can call to wire you funds. However most of these programs are only over the phone, or they are online but offer slow decisions etc. So how can you avoid all of that mishap? Well for starters a new company called Wonga is surely making a lot of waves in the lending world.
When I first got onto their bad credit loans website I was taken back by the level of sophistication within the site. The slider system (which looks to be patent pending) allows users to specify how much money they need, and how long they need it for. This program is especially useful to people who need quick cash for bills or other finances BUT not so much for long term loans. The APR (annual percentage rate) is over 2,000% which means in simplistic terms, pay off your loans in a timely manner.
This service is great if you are someone who can really stick to your end of the bargain. Wonga.com is a very transparent and easy to work with company, however they need a similar level of cooperation from your end as well. Their default process involves several fees and collection agencies as well as a downgrading to your Wonga trust rating which is surely not something you want! So do yourself a favor and ensure that if you take out a small loan, that you can pay back the small loan in the manner that you said you would pay it back.
In closing, you can read more about Wonga by visiting Wonga.com and you can also check out the awards that they have won in the past at the bottom of their pages! I was most impressed with the national customer service award, we all realize how important customer service is these days!
Learning to Code
So I have finally broken down and decided that if your going to make your mark, you’ll need a good idea but in addition you have to be able to build it yourself. We all saw on the big screen what can happen when you have an idea but lack the capability of being able to build it on your own. Although I am not very familiar with the success stories of other internet startups, I would venture to guess that guys like Paypal, ebay, craigslist etc. did not outsource much of their original work. Surely once the rubber meets the road so to speak you can hire employees to take care of some of the more mundane tasks, but at the start you need to be capable of building something.
With that in mind, I decided that since I am already fairly familiar with HTML, I would sink my teeth into PHP as my first coding venture. I went ahead and signed up for a video tutorial website, which offers a two part PHP training series. The first part, which I finished the other day was 10 hours long, and the second part which I have just started is 11 hours long. Each part is broken up into mini videos which explain certain things such as strings, variables, functions, loops etc. and then builds upon previous videos. After watching the first part of the series, I was able to construct theslangtranslator.com which enables users to input slang terms and their real world meanings. You can then run a query to translate traditional words into slang. Its far from complete considering their is world of functionality that I have not even begun to explore but its a prototype. I hope to continue to build on it in the future, and figured it would be a good place to start, before I dive into my first big project (the idea of which I am still withholding.)
Once I have “mastered” PHP I plan to move onto javascript, because in my opinion combining CSS, HTML, PHP, and JavaScript can make for a pretty solid website. So that being said, when I am not snoring I will most likely be coding for the rest of the hours in the day.
I also plan to get a redesign for PeterFoti.com, and post a bit more in the near future. I originally stopped posting because in my opinion their was not enough money to be made by me in blogging, however I realize that I was doing it all wrong. I was writing posts for SEO, and catering to advertisements rather than providing truly useful information, and a fun environment. In the future I hope to change this, and believe that with solid content and some hard work I will be able to run a very successful blog.
Thats all for now, will update soon.
It All Starts with an Idea
For the better part of the last two years or so I have relied upon other people to make money for me. For example, I had to ensure that Google preserved my rankings or I would lose money, I had to ensure the affiliates did not pull their offers or I would lose money, and I had to ensure my outsourced workers kept working. What I have realized now is that for me to be at the level that I want to be at, I can no longer simply leech off of others, but rather I need to create for myself. I decided that I did not want to rely on Google any longer, I wanted to be Google. I did not want to push someone elses affiliate offer, I wanted to create an offer to be pushed. So about a week ago I got out my white board and began to write down things that interested me, and sort of mind mapped myself in order to come up with ideas for websites or businesses. Using this method I came up with a single idea, but through regular daily life I came up with another.
So here I am currently writing this little blog post about these two ideas that I have for websites/businesses. For very obvious reasons I am not going to simply divulge the ideas as they are not yet patented, and who knows Mark Zuckerberg might be reading this blog 
But I have begun the process of turning them into a reality. One of the ideas will be a very large scale project so seed funding from either an angel or VC will be required if I am going to be able to get the business off the ground. Luckily my local chamber of commerce is able to put prospective entrepreneurs in touch with investors in order to help turn simple ideas into big business.
At the moment I have no plans of revealing the ideas within the next few weeks or months, but certainly once patents have been approved, and the business is in motion I will begin to discuss more about it.
Thats all for today, I wanted to get myself into blogger form so hopefully I will write more on this blog in the near future.
Thanks for reading.
-PJF
A Look at Low Testosterone Supplements
Note: This is a paid review.
Certainly no man wishes to have low testosterone running through their bodies, but for some its something that they must live with. Until now! http://www.boost-your-low-testosterone.com/ Was created by a man who at one point in his live suffered from low levels of testosterone himself. Luckily for him he was able to develop a plan of cycling testosterone supplements over time to increase his Testosterone Levels.
In essence the program encourages users to use a collection of seven over the counter testosterone boosters, and rotate them cyclically. One thing to make sure of is that you are not taking any product to much as this may cause a tolerance to be built up, and thus making it useless. The pills that you are to be using are safe, and free of negative side effects if used properly.
So if you or someone you know is experiencing a low level of testosterone, then you might want to seek the help and advice from the owner at http://www.boost-your-low-testosterone.com/
