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7/28/2010 7:26:06 PM
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Hi Bogdan,

Thanks for your suggestion. Signed up under the free option at 20% Income, and the PopUp seems to have disappeared.

By the way, Facebook has never really been a viable option with me, not because of any "Secret Societies" or other conspiracy rubbish, but simply because I don't care for their Politics. Never cared much for the Hammer & Sickle, and I don't look good in Red, or now would that be "Pink". Just signed up over there because of "Friends", not just from Adland, but from elsewhere as well, who insist on going over there so they can play a bunch of silly Games & such. Of course, I don't have time for "Games", but that's the only place I can connect with some of my friends.

Thanks Again,

Phil



Hi Phil,

The reason I have mentioned Facebook, Twitter and Google is to make you aware and understand that legitimate business have to compete with multi-billion dollar operations supported by secret projects (these are not conspiracy theories but proven conspiracies), which can afford to run their business for years without income and without annoying ads or pop-ups. Many people are steered away from places like here because if project is funded be black cabal, it will be better over the time and more powerful as their resources are unlimited. The only disadvantage of this is that for the sake of not having annoying ads, their users give away all the details about themselves and patterns about their living and help eliminating businesses which are only hanging there for now so in the end there will be only one place to go to and no other options will be available.

Believe me I have lived half of my life in system which operated based on these principles.
All is coming back now.

You can only preserve some level of your freedom if you support alternatives to dark cabal projects.


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RE: Forum Informum - Feedback for Business and Pleasure
7/28/2010 8:51:41 PM
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About Facebook here.Networkers can purchase ads which are shown on their right side.That must be a source of income for them.Secret projects? Would Facebook hide every source of income that make it able for them to run the biggest social community on the internet? I have hard to believe that.
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Hi Bogdan,

Thanks for your suggestion. Signed up under the free option at 20% Income, and the PopUp seems to have disappeared.

By the way, Facebook has never really been a viable option with me, not because of any "Secret Societies" or other conspiracy rubbish, but simply because I don't care for their Politics. Never cared much for the Hammer & Sickle, and I don't look good in Red, or now would that be "Pink". Just signed up over there because of "Friends", not just from Adland, but from elsewhere as well, who insist on going over there so they can play a bunch of silly Games & such. Of course, I don't have time for "Games", but that's the only place I can connect with some of my friends.

Thanks Again,

Phil



Hi Phil,

The reason I have mentioned Facebook, Twitter and Google is to make you aware and understand that legitimate business have to compete with multi-billion dollar operations supported by secret projects (these are not conspiracy theories but proven conspiracies), which can afford to run their business for years without income and without annoying ads or pop-ups. Many people are steered away from places like here because if project is funded be black cabal, it will be better over the time and more powerful as their resources are unlimited. The only disadvantage of this is that for the sake of not having annoying ads, their users give away all the details about themselves and patterns about their living and help eliminating businesses which are only hanging there for now so in the end there will be only one place to go to and no other options will be available.

Believe me I have lived half of my life in system which operated based on these principles.
All is coming back now.

You can only preserve some level of your freedom if you support alternatives to dark cabal projects.


Bogdan
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RE: Forum Informum - Feedback for Business and Pleasure
7/28/2010 9:04:54 PM
Facebook doesn't generate 10% of their income from their ads based on some reports. In addition their ads are only there for 1 year. How did they generate income prior to this? In addition to this, their ads are totally ineffective for most business needs as per recent case studies. Also check out this video to see who are the main investors of facebook. Facebook is not publicly traded company nor the twitter is. Google was not publicly traded company for 5 years when being the most recognized search engine and not selling any product to the public. Private companies don't have obligation to reveal their accounting to the public.

About Facebook here.Networkers can purchase ads which are shown on their right side.That must be a source of income for them.Secret projects? Would Facebook hide every source of income that make it able for them to run the biggest social community on the internet? I have hard to believe that.


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RE: Forum Informum - Feedback for Business and Pleasure
7/29/2010 12:51:16 PM

An article about some of those big networks:

"LinkedIn Valuation

LinkedIn has more than 70 million members who use the site to hunt for jobs, recruit employees and connect with industry experts. Chief Executive Officer Jeff Weiner said in an interview last month that LinkedIn is fielding inquiries from bankers interested in the company, without identifying which firms or saying whether an IPO is forthcoming.

In 2008, LinkedIn raised $76 million in funding from investors, including Bain Capital Ventures. The sum remains in the bank, Weiner said.

“We don’t need the capital,” he said. Other investors include Sequoia Capital and Greylock Partners.

Coleman was previously a technology analyst at Julian Robertson’s Tiger Management LLC, where he worked from 1997 until 2000, the year Robertson closed his $6 billion fund to outside investors. Tiger Global, based in New York, was seeded by Robertson.

Tiger Global’s investment in Zynga was part of a $180 million investment led by Russian firm Digital Sky Technologies, which has also invested in Facebook. Last year, T. Rowe Price Group Inc. invested in Twitter Inc. "

You can read more here:

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RE: Forum Informum - Feedback for Business and Pleasure
7/29/2010 9:26:05 PM
I hope Roger will forgive me for being off topic a bit here.
These two links are just to re-confirm what I was just saying yesterday in regards to secret projects and top Internet companies.

Google and CIA Fund Political Precrime Technology

Google and CIA Plough Millions Into Huge ‘Recorded Future’ Monitoring Project


Facebook privacy fears for 100m users as their personal details are published on file-sharing site

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