murtu52

short

check this out: http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050419/196288.html?.v=1 I doubt a scam company would publicly do this kind of stuff.....makes me think....

the best thing about this "scam" is that it is still in beta stages; meaning, you cannot commit any important info such as bank numbers to it. Only thing you can give them is your name, address, and email....now i'm scared i'll be bombarded with spam, electronic and mail...

Seafood

well, that certainly sheds light on it....I guess time will tell if its real or fake....

My conversation is even shorter: FRIEND: Haircut? ME: *Nods* :D

wow....well, at least its off your chest. It seems a lot of problems have come up due to the merger, and even know they are still be resolved...

satiated

Nitroglycerine

oh, i see what you mean. I can assure you this so no scam, or pyramid scheme. Although it looks like it, this website is fully legit, i have been recommended this site by a few friends, and i've checked digg.com--many people like it there too. Although they give money for referrals, this website was made for transfering money between accounts (people). In the FAQ, they say that the website was made so people could have a legit choice besides paypal. It may sound like a scam, or just a place to get free money, but when it comes down to it, it is fully legitimate.

full metal alchemist (an anime)

tin

Pop a cap

This may be old new, but a new website called GreenZap has been getting some attention. Similar to Paypal, it is heavily based on the reward system and will launch in Summer 2005 (almost there!). Although it isn't released yet, many people have already pre-registered. This is how it works: You refer 10 people. Those 10 people individually receive $25 for signing up. Because you referred those 10, GreenZap gives you $5 per person. The more people you refer, the more money you get per person. You even get money for people that were referred by people you referred... It is probably just somethin

Canon

silly

the illustrious robroy of Besttechie.net Forums....

Alright, just don't crash the machine, or it might blow up!!!

clear

just to add to shanenin's input, while defragging, also disable virtual memory. When i was planning to install knoppix, i was told to defrag AND disable virtual memory; i'm not sure if its necessary, but its best to do it anyway for the whole resizing-partitioning....

downey

oh, i see...i was under the impression that the flashed bios worked, it was just corrupted...

melancolly

Well, i got this from phoenix's site after some searching around: Here is the link: Phoenix

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