Hey there guys.

I was reading from TheUniversityKid.com today (like I always do everyday).  He posted about a secret method he’s been using to make money online and, long story short, he’s going to post about it in a few days.

Catch is, the post will be password protected.  The only way to get access to the post is by using the password that he will mail you.

To get the password, however, I must be worthy .  If I refer over to him at least 3 RSS Subscribers, I’m in like Flint.  This is where you guys come in.

First 3 people that go over and sign up to his RSS Feed then post in his article saying you’ve been reffered by Ralph (me) will get 75 Entrecard credits each.  That’s it.  Here are the detailed instructions:

Step 1

Head on over to TheUniversityKid.com and on the right you will see a form where you subscribe to his RSS Feed by submitting your email address.  Enter in a valid email and click the Subscribe button.  [Please Note: Even though you may be doing this just for the EntreCard credits, let me assure you this is only benefitting you by subscribing to TUK.  The posts he make are incredible and you will definitely learn a thing or two from him.]

Step 2

Head on over to your inbox and click the activation link sent to you to confirm that the email address is valid.

Step 3

THIS IS IMPORTANT. Make sure you screenshot the Feedburner confirmation page.  I’m going to request that you upload that screenshot to imageshack or another image hosting site and link to it from here.  You can rub out your email address if you want.  This is to reassure me that you actually subscribed and are not just a big ol’ liar .  Here is an example:

Step 4

This is also important.  After you have confirmed your email, make a comment on this post (using the same email) saying that you have subscribed to his RSS feed and were referred by me (Ralph).

Step 5

Post here saying you’re all done (include the link to the screenshot), and I’ll email you asking for your entrecard account so I can transfer over the points.

Overall, this should take you about 3 minutes.  So hurry up and be one of the first three or else you lose out!

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Hey there loyal visitors n’ stuff.

If you’ve been a frequent visitor, you know I like to post about the odd program here and there that will make you money online.  About 2 months ago, I had no PayPal account and $0.  That was at the beginning of the summer, roughly.  Since then, I’ve set up my own PayPal account and have made about $500 just from ad sales on ForTheLose.org and random freelance work.

So how / why did I go from $0 to $500 just like that?  I definitely owe it to all the inspiration I get from Making Money Online blogs.  Here I’ve decided to list my favorite 4 that I visit everyday, and definitely recommend you do aswell .

TheUniversityKid.com

http://theuniversitykid.com

The University Kid, or TUK for short, is probably my favorite site about making money online online entrepreneurship.  Jason, the site owner, really thinks outside the box and it shows with the brilliant ideas that he comes up with daily.  He himself is a very successful online entrepreneur that at the young age of only 17 (give or take) can make $1000.00 a day if he wanted.  I sometimes can’t believe the amazing tips that he gives out, and frankly, I sometimes think he’s crazy.  If he kept this information to himself, well, more for him .  It just goes to show the passion that he has about what he does…

JohnCow.com

http://johncow.com

JohnCow.com is another site that is run by a trio of successful online moneymakers.  Just like TUK, JohnCow.com offers awesome how-to and tutorial posts for making a living online.  They also offer products, such as CommentKahuna and TrafficKahuna, which will help anyone wanting to give a boost to their blog.  (Who doesn’t want that?)

TheNetFool.com

http://thenetfool.com

The Net Fool, aka Jim, is another hell of a guy.  The posts he makes are frankly amazing, if I do say so myself.  He puts such detail and great explanation in every single article he writes, you almost feel as if you’re getting away with murder reading them for free .  This blog is a necessity to have bookmarked if you want to be successful online.  He gives tips ranging from how to write epic posts and how to make your articles look appealing to how to build traffic and how to quickly and simply build a small niche site for quick income.  Another great plus to this site is the frequency that Jim holds contests for his visitors.  Almost every week there’s a new one and the prizes ain’t no crapshit either .

TheGermz.com

http://thegermz.com

TheGermz.com may be the smallest of these websites, but its still a great place of inspiration.  Germz is always giving out great advice to his ever-growing audience on how they can better their blogs.  I’ve definitely learned a thing or two from him and his ideas.  Another great part of this site is the small web apps that Germz develops, such as the Entrecard Credit Generator and the DoFollow Blog search engine.

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I’m sure anyone that’s heard of the Montauk Monster would like to be let it on what it is.  Well, that may take a while, because the tards people that found the rotting carcass in mid-July aren’t revealing the location of the dead beast.  They are asking for a scientist to look at the decomposed remains, however, just for the sake of finding out what the hell it is.

Taken from FoxNews.com :

“It exists,” Rachel Goldberg, Courtney Fruin and Jenna Hewitt asserted on local cable channel Plum TV, denying suspicions that they’d Photoshopped a picture of a dead dog.

But pressed by interviewer Nick Leighton about where the animal was now, the semi-glamorous trio suddenly got cagey.

“It decomposed in our friend’s back yard,” said Goldberg. “It’s been since removed … by friends of ours.”

“You’re a little shady with the details,” observed Leighton. “You planning to write a book about this?”

Goldberg only shrugged and nodded with a faint smile.

“We’re hoping to have scientists contact us to find out what it is,” she conceded. “It’s in a box.”

But is all this hype over what this thing is just a load of hot air? Is everyone just getting excited over a dead raccoon?

Yeah, you heard me.  A raccoon.

I don’t think it’s a raccoon… Jeff Corwin, however, thinks otherwise:

“Animal Planet” wildlife expert Jeff Corwin appeared on FOX News Channel to proclaim that we’re all suckers.

“What you think is a beak is actually the canine teeth,” Corwin told Bill Hemmer and Megyn Kelly. “What we have is an incredibly rare” — dramatic pause — “raccoon.”

I personally think it’s a dog.  Maybe a somewhat deformed dog, but a dog nonetheless.  This new picture reveals a little bit more of what the “monster” looks like.  (it also reveals that it is certainly a manly man.)

Draw your own conclusions… just what is the Montauk Monster?

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