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So, you have decided to buy a Ball Python–an excellent choice for your first snake. The problem with snakes? Once you have owned one, you will want more. I know, I started out with one Ball Python, next thing I knew, I owned 15, ranging from Ball’s to Boa’s and many other forms of Pythons. Snakes can be a great pet, they are also a pet that needs alot of attention!

Instructions

1. The first step is determining whether you are willing to give the amount of time reguired for a GOOD life for your snake, and an enjoyable experience for you. Remember–your Python will only grow healthy if you give it a Healthy environment. Your Python will only remain tame, if you invest the time handling it. There are several well written books about raising the Ball Python, that can be purchased at any Pet Store. I also prefer buying captive born Balls over Imported (From the Wild) Balls. It seems the imported are more prone to illness.
2. Once you have found the snake that you want to buy, ask if you can hold it. A healthy snake will begin moving a great deal once in your hands. if the snake is lethargic (Somewhat none responsive), you do not want it.Keep in mind that if the Ball Python coils into a tight “Ball” when you pick it up, He’s Just Scared—Hence the name!
   
   As you are holding the snake, look for uplifted scales, ticks, or small blisters (Blister Disease). Look at the top of his head–closely– a white powder is a sign of Snake Mites. These are the easiest signs to spot regarding an unhealthy snake.
3. Once you have determined that the snake has no visible signs as stated above, we can check further. Is the snake Breathing with it’s mouth open? Does it have “Bubbles” or a clear fluid coming from it nostrils? If so, you do not want it, this is a sign of Respiratory Disease.
   Carefully open the snakes mouth, does it have white Gums, a white interior of the mouth, or a white “Cottage Chese” material in the mouth? If so, this snake has Mouth Rot, and you do not want it.
4. Hopefully, this has helped you pick out a healthy snake, one that has a good start on having a good life, and being happy in his or her new home. On your way to the cash register–do yourself a favor–buy a book on the care of your particular snake, it will make both your lives more enjoable!!

Starting Your own Website can be Fun! There are many offers of Free Websites and Tools to get you started creating your own Website or Blog, Here are a few examples.

Instructions

1. The First thing you’ll need is a Site. Whether you want to start a Blog or Website, there are many offers avaliable, some Sites offer Free Blogs, Free websites–while others offer a Host of packages that you can purchase. A simple search on Yahoo, Google, or any search engine will yield many results. Determine what you want from your site–Personnel, or Business. How Elaborate do you want your Site? Usually the Free Websites do not have as many Bell’s and Whistle”s as the ones you will purchase.
2. BUILD IT!!!
   Once you have your Website, you will have several Templates to choose from ( A template is what your Site will look like ). Most Programs have a simple Edit program designed to allow you to add Text, Images, Pictures, all kinds of goodies without the knowledge of HTML. You can have several pages dedicated to anything you want. You can change the content of your Site at any time—So don’t be afraid to experiment with the Design and Content, until your Happy with your site.
3. FUN ADDITIONS!!!
   There are Thousands of Websites that offer you the ability to create additions for your Site. You can create Button’s, Bullet’s, Widget’s, place Video’s on your Site, add Links–Place a Button on your Site that will send someone to your Blog or your Friends Site. As I stated –Don’t be afraid to experiment—You can always change it!!!
4. GET SEEN!!!
   So, now you have this Site, Your own personal example of your work, informative and a Real Eye-Catcher. The problem is–Nobody knows your here.
   There are several opinions written on the best ways to Promote your Site, and a simple search will come up with thousands of views. One could write Volumes on the Subject. I will give you some ideas, research them for more information.
   Submit your Site to Search Engines, Read up on KEYWORDS, use Keywords relevant to your site.
   Blogging–Blogging can have a nice impact on the traffic to your Site. Use your Blog to point people to your Website.
   Articles–there are several Article Directories on the Web. I firmly believe that writing Articles is a great way to draw Traffic to one’s Site–Your Reading This!!!!
   
   For further information on Marketing and Promotion of your Site. You might visit Tennreb’s Marketing Thoughts

Over the past four week I have noticed my mail box saturated with ads claiming Rebate Processing is the next work from home job of the century. However, looking through the enormous amount ads I had allot of questions on just what they did. Through interviewing other individuals that bought into such program, I have wrote down the following steps a rebate processer would preform to better inform potential consumers.

Instructions

1. Go to a affiliate database, such as Click bank to select a couple of affiliates and sign up as a official affiliate.
2. Advertise the company you chose to be a affiliate through a special link. This is usually done by paying for ads through web sites such as Google.
3. On your advertisement you offer the consumer a rebate for purchasing the product. You will receive the rest of the profit. For instance you would receive a $5 profit from purchase, then you may share $2.50 with the consumer. If the customer returns product, then you will pay back the company what they paid you. The customer should pay you back.

Tips & Warnings

• Programs range from $30 to $150.
• This is meant to be non bias and information is based only on personal interviews.
• Out of the ten people I interviewed that had tried the program, only one individual had made more then cost. None of the individuals recommended the program.

Cheap, reliable web hosting is hard to find. I know too many people who have signed contracts with a cheap web host with a decent reputation, only to get ripped off by poor customer service and/or unreliability. Because of this, I wanted to introduce you all to the web host I have been using for years: Site5. In my three years of experience with Site5, I have NEVER HAD A PROBLEM that they didn’t fix in less than a couple of hours. I consider myself very lucky. Keep reading to find out why I think Site5 is the best web host for your money.

Instructions

1. Image by Site5Site5 has EXCELLENT customer service! Need 24/7 support? Site5 has it! Don’t like talking on the phone? Site5 offers LIVE online chat with a customer service representative! In my years with Site5, I’ve had to talk to customer support only twice. Once to have a custom application installed, and once to resolve a complex account transfer issue. NEVER have I had a problem with any of my sites, and both times I’ve had to talk with Customer Support, they’ve resolved my issue in less than a couple of hours!
2. Image by Site5Site5 offers hosting plans starting at just $5.95/month! There’s not much else to say about this one. Site5 is a discount web host, but the quality of their service isn’t like any other discount web host I’ve used (and believe me, I’ve used quite a few of them).
3. Image by Site5Site5 will GIVE YOU $50 (!!!) to transfer your site to one of their hosting plans! Site5 wants to be YOUR web host, because they know they can do the best job of it. If you have a website hosted somewhere else, Site5 will PAY YOU to switch to them! I personally think this is an excellent deal, and one that you’ll have trouble finding anywhere else.
4. Image by Site5Site5 hosting plans always seem to offer more bandwidth and disk space than equivalently-priced plans offered by other discount web hosting companies! Don’t take my word on this; go check for yourself! It’s true that you may find “better deals” through some discount web hosts, but if you read their reviews, you’ll see that those web hosts are unreliable. Among the most reliable discount web hosts, Site5 offers the best deal.
5. Image by Site5Site5 supports the latest versions of WordPress, PHP, Ruby on Rails, and pretty much anything else you can think of! If there is an application you are looking for that Site5 doesn’t support, contact Customer Service and they’ll get it installed and up and running for you in no time!
6. Image by Site5Site5 offers a VERY generous affiliate program! Site5 will pay you AT LEAST $85 for every person you refer. If you refer 20 or people people in a month, Site5 will pay you $100 per referral! If there is no other reason to sign up with Site5 (fortunately, there are many other reasons), THIS is reason enough! If you can sign up just ONE person per month, that’s $85/month in your pocket!
7. Image by Site5There’s NO reason not to use Site5 as your web host. I know a lot of people who have been ripped off by discount web hosts (I am one of them), so it’s rare to find a diamond in the rough like Site5. I want YOU to save yourself a lot of trouble by using Site5 as your web host. Please use the link in the Resources section to sign up with Site5 today. You won’t regret it!

Tips & Warnings

• Please use the link in the Resources section to sign up with Site5 Today!
• Don’t wait too long! Because of the high demand for web hosting, discount web hosts may soon be forced to raise their prices. Get in while it’s still cheap!

If you’ve ever tried to search for work home jobs on Craigslist then you’ve realized how distressing a task this can be. As the economy gets worse, it seems like the amount of crap jobs on the net have risen two thousand percent. Here are some tips that will help you recognize a scam, save time, and keep them flagged.

Instructions

1. When analyzing a Craigslist post for a job, start with questioning the title of the post. This may not be as obvious as it sounds. An obvious on of course would be something titled this way: “Make enough $ in the next 24-36 months to walk away and be done!”. How do you know this is a scam? Well it’s in the job section but it clearly hints toward a business model of some type, which may involve – that’s right – upfront money.
   
   Same goes for outrageous money claims like $50 per hour filling out surveys and such, websites that lead you to form fillers asking for your information and pictures posted that has no value like those displaying money and vacation spots.
2. So what about the others that makes perfect sense? Well let’s look closer to uncover some flaws. Are there major grammar errors in the posting? Does the ad sound manipulative (such as stating they are hiring people to review advertisements which basically means joining someone referral link for some affiliate program? Nothing to do with a job at all.
   
   What about ads posing as real companies but are fraudulent. You see an ad about a company named TinyDetails (example). The ad gives the company name website etc. Upon doing some research you notice that this is a legit company only the job isn’t posted anywhere on the site. No problem. That happens. But the response you get back states one of three things:
   a. either they are requesting money to cover training materials
   b. they are requesting your bank number, social security numbers or other personal information before they can process you as an employee
   c. they let you know that they are wiring you money to pay for software and hardware needed for the job and you must reimburse them the remaining amount after you’ve deposited the FAKE check in your bank.
   
   So what’s the common denominator in all these scenarios. Well they are all scams.
3. So how do you truly know when applying for a job on Craigslist if it’s scam? You really never know for sure. But you can guard yourself. And you do this by never revealing private information about yourself (your email address is not even safe, but at least you can always register for another one), never paying any type of fee for a job, and whenever possible, always do some research on the company you are applying to.
   
   If the ad lists a email addy such as tlynn@tinytots.com. Then type in www.tinytots.com. Check out the website. Go to the whois.com site and check out their domain registration. If the ad claims they’ve been in business for 20 years but the site says it was create last month, this may be a red flag but of course not in all cases. What about if the registration belongs to someone overseas but the website states they are US based. Something sounds fishy to me.
   
   There are many great work home eggs on Craigslist. But so many people misuse it as a pawn to prey on the weak and broken hearted in these financial times. Never sell yourself short. Don’t let your desperation put you in a hole, you’ll regret. Don’t lend part of your time to these low-lives. Let them waste their time and eventually give up.

Tips & Warnings

• Watch out for multiple posts in every major city advertising the same job.
• Emails stating your hired and to go to a certain site to sign up for at other job engines are scams. They use craigslist to build traffic for their site.