My Goof Up, Software That Makes Ebooks & Free Paypal Tips

Happy new year to you, my reader! I know I'm all late and wrong, but yesterday, I was trying to shake a hangover while dealing with my son getting his 2nd tooth. So he's been a screaming machine with all the teething going on. Honestly, I haven't gotten any sleep at all the past few days.


But anyway, you have my blessing in 2008 to finally make this a prosperous year online for you.


Back to business...I got a lot to talk about today.



I got an email today from someone who saw my email talking about my firesale on monday to end out the year. There was something I did not realize when I went live with my sale...

I know people worldwide...so when I emailed them at noon over here in the US, in some parts it was almost 2008 for them. lol

And by the time they got back from celebrating the new year, they saw my email...and couldn't order because the sale had expired.

Now I feel like a dork... :(


So, I extended it. I sold 54 out of 100 copies anyway...so I'm putting the remaining 46 up for grabs at $7. Sorry, no more coupons my friend. lol


If you got it, I hope you liked it. I liked it when I read it...especially the chapter about being a consultant....because I do it already. haha

If you didn't...now's your last chance before all 100 copies are sold out.


Check it out at:

21 Income Streams Limited Supply Sale


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Oh, I also came across a good resource for those who are really interested in writing and publishing professional looking ebooks like mine. The one thing that I can't stand is when I shell out a little m.oney on an ebook, and it looks horrible and half-heartedly written.

Well, Sean Tan created a piece of software called eWriter Pro that assists you in writing and publishing your own ebooks, so that they actually look presentable.

If your ebook doesn't look very appealing to your customer or email subscriber...guess what's going to happen?

Unsubscribes and refunds!


Now, is that something you want, especially knowing that you put in so much time, effort, research and hard work on your ebook? If you have a brain, then you know the answer is NO.


So, I advise that you use this piece of software so that your ebooks are up to par...if this is the sorta thing you're into.


Visit:
E-Writer Pro


Remember, this is not some tired ebook on 'ebook creation'. This is an actually piece of software for Windows that does the job for you. And for the record, YES it's compatible with Windows Vista. Trust, I have to check to make sure everything I get now is compatible with Vista since I got my new laptop.

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Oh, one more thing...there's a report that's currently being sold all over the internet about using Paypal as a seller and a buyer.

The report goes over how to deal with Paypal when they give you any problems and try to freeze your account.

You don't need this report. I'll give you a few quick tips and such, right now.

1) If you're expecting a ton of new sales to your website due to a website launch or because of a new JV partner, it's best to contact Paypal ahead of time, talk to customer service, and let them know that you're expecting a ton of sales today because of 'business arrangements' you made with business partners.

This way, when Paypal notices thousands of dollars popping up in your account out of the blue...they won't get suspicious and freeze your account to investigate.


2) Before you do any purchases online, check the status of the seller to make sure they are 'Verified'. Also, if possible, do a Google search on the seller to make sure there's no bad feedback
about him/her.

If Paypal has been receiving multiple complaints about a particular seller, and you send them funds for a purchase, Paypal will freeze your account, because they suspect you're in cohoots with them. Weird, huh? You're the one possibly getting scammed, and Paypal freezes YOUR account.

It's something we have to deal with, my friend. So just use diligence before sending anyone money with Paypal. Basically do a 'PayPal Background Check' on them haha.


3) If you decide to promote one of these infamous $7 Offers...check out the page in its entirety before you promote it. If their page has a message at the bottom talking about "reselling it for 100% commission after you buy" or something similar to that...don't promote it.

Paypal is not a big fan of these $7 products, because 90% of the people who use the '$7 Secrets Script' use the same tired template, which states the whole 100% commission thing on it. Paypal will instantly suspect any website who has this as trying to run a M.L.M or some other type of vicious scam...and they will attempt to freeze your account's funds and activities.

I know this actually happened to Jon Leger, the guy who created the $7 Secrets Script that originally caused all the Paypal hooplah. Paypal froze his account until he cleared it all up. That was when he made a post on 7dollarforum.com and told everyone to exclude that line about 100% commissions from their sales page.

If you notice, I only promote $7 products that don't have that note at the bottom of the sales page. Trust, I'm not trying to have my Paypal account frozen for any reason...so you won't catch me messing with these sites.

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That's all I got to say. I hear my son crying. Damn teething! lol

But that's life...



Take care & keep reading,
Tim Harris Jr

CEO, T.M. Harris LLC
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