Well it must be time for a rant….I’ve been struggling for almost a full year now to try and get my sites to rank for google no 1 place – and here is my view, warts and all.

If you listen to the ‘Guru’s’ on warrior forum then you may be forgiven for thinking that the number 1 spot is easy – if you buy this or that particular package. Without this ‘secret tip’ or ‘sure money maker’ then you will never get to the high and lofty place of the marketing Guru.

Absolute cobblers! I’ve bought so many packages now that I’ve lost count. I especially hate these ’5 clicks to Google no 1′ packages, because when you finally get them and open them up you find that too is a load of BS. The clickbank earnings that are shown as evidence just simply stagger the mind – as they are ment to – and leave you wondering just what kind of a dunderhead you are !

It’s all fake, in my opinion. Simply made up figures to tempt the unwarey and gullable (yes I count myself here as well) into parting with their cash. I’m convinced now that the only real way to riches is to make up my own warrior offer and do the same thing on the basis of ‘if you can’t beat them, join them’. So where do these huge traffic figures come from if they are genuine? Simple; gullable stupid, desperate people like me that are visiting the site to see what all the fuss is about, desperate to pick up something that will give me the edge over the competition. I’ve yet to learn any ‘secrets’ that will make me any money. If you don’t believe me just look at the comments under the product and you will see an abundance of great happy comments – but is anyone posting their earnings since implementing this money busting package? don’t make me laugh.

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Online banking and Commonwealth Netbank System

The Commonwealth bank of Australia is known by several names/abbreviations, in especial the Netbanking system. CBA Netbank or Commbank Netbank and Commonwealth Netbank are a few of the most popular amongst them.

Opened in  1911 by the Australian government,   the CBA or the Commonwealth Netbank is the no1 bank in Australia and the place where most Australians go for their every- day banking needs, according to their own statistic 1 in 4 Australians trust the Commonwealth  Netbank for their online banking requirements.

As of 2008 the Commonwealth Bank of Australia is listed as the second largest on the Australian Securities Exchange, and operates in many financial fields including Insurance, fund management, brokerage and a host of investment services. It is a truly international bank with operations in many countries around the World. Continue reading »

 

HDFC Netbanking – What it entails

Online banking is the way of the future and banks like HDFC and the HDFC Netbanking system seem to have it all sorted out.

With their  system called “Secure Access” the HDFC bank is amongst the main players in the banking industry  world-wide. With  the upsurge in internet fraud and the epidemic of ID Theft on the horizon, only serious financial institutions with the determination to beat the fraudsters will have a chance of gaining and retaining the confidence of the HDFC Netbanking community.

With the HDFC Netbanking system the user has  a two part system to go through to verify that they are the account holder. Step one is to apply your security id onto the first screen. This will lead to the second screen where you will be asked for your password.

They also have in place an identity picture uniquely linked to the user and questions that only you should have the answer to. This is a standard but very effective feature used by most of the online Banks. Continue reading »

 

Things affecting the  BP Share Price

British Petroleum has been a major player in the oil business since 1908 and the BP Share Price in focus since oil was first discovered in present day Iran. When it was first officially incorporated however it was first named the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. Now at the ripe old age of 102 BP remains-despite recent events – a huge business and the third largest energy company on the planet.

Story of BP – BP Share Price

British Petroleum was first conceived by a man named William Knox D’Arcy, when he discovered oil in Persia in 1908. This turned out to be the first discovery of oil in the Middle East, and so the Anglo-Persian Oil Company was formed. When Persia became Iran in 1935 the company was re-named Anglo-Iranian Oil. Shortly after world war 2 the country went through a period of internal turmoil. Iran nationalised its oil industry in 1951 which had a large part to play in a in a coup in 1953 which led to Mossadeq’s overthrow. In 1954 the company was re-named British Petroleum and oil production was resumed in Iran.
The BP Share Price suffered badly twenty five years later however production in Iran ceased as the company’s assets were seized by the Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979.

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Intro to RBS Shares

RBS Shares were once the talk of Scotlans ecconomic community. Flying high on the crest of a wave the Royal Bank of Scotland had a reputation to be proud of. When it comes to the banking world no-one can be ignorant of the RBS or the Royal Bank of Scotland. Formed in 1725 in Scotland as the ‘other’ national bank (The Bank of Scotland was formed in 1695) the RBS  has had a huge influence over the centuries. Unfortunately however this has all gone ‘pear shaped’ as they say, in our century as financial scandel and crises sours the whole Banking industry, affecting greatly the RBS shares as well as the share prices of all the major banks.

As a Scot it is particularly painful to myself to see one of our most trusted and anciant institutions ( RBS Shares ) going through the grinder. There has always been a friendly and not so friendly competition between the Royal Bank and the Bank of Scotland – which has of course been swallowed up by the Lloyds Bank- needless to say the lloyds share price has suffered the same fate as the whole industry-Now however I think that they would gladly put aside their differences to be able to turn back the clock a few short years and at least gain the power and influence that the RBS Shares once had.

I have to admit to being a bit saddened by the state the world has gotten itself in. Yes it’s easy to blame the banks for our present woes-they did have a large part to play-however we (I use this broadly speaking) were the ones to take out the debt in the first place, and of course we are the ones who ultimately suffer. Were we led astray by the ‘bully banks’ no doubt about it, however although they led us to the water-they could could not make us drink, we did that all by ourselves. Continue reading »

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