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School of Pipsology

Forex education is crucial for beginners.

BabyPips.com’s School of Pipsology is designed to help you acquire the skills, knowledge, and abilities to become a successful trader in the foreign exchange market. Our definition of a successful trader is having the ability to do three things:

1. Make pips
2. Keep pips
3. Repeat

If you can repeatedly do these three things, then you’re on your way! But it’s no cakewalk.

Remember when you attended grade school? No? Well, according to our memories, here’s how it worked.

You start schooling at the age of five and enter Kindergarten. The next year you enter 1st Grade. If you pass, the next year you enter 2nd Grade, and so on, all the way up to the 12th Grade. Depending on what grade you’re in, you’d attend one of three schools:

1. Elementary school (Kindergarten – 5th grade)
2. Middle school (6th grade – 8th grade)
3. High school (9th grade – 12th grade)

This is how our lessons are broken apart, so you can relive the past and also be able to learn and study forex trading techniques at your own pace – but our high school goes beyond the 12th grade!

But there’s more!

Learning doesn’t end in high school!

If you’ve done well throughout grade school, you get a full scholarship to our college! All expenses paid and we won’t even require you to fill out any applications or write essays. What a deal!

Our curriculum here at the School of Pipsology will make a bold attempt to cover all aspects of forex trading. You will learn how to identify trading opportunities, how to time the market (aka smart guessing), and when to take profits or close a trade.

But that’s not all folks.

You will also learn how to predict the future and never have a losing trade.

Yeah right. In your dreams pal.

But there is plenty more to learn and you’ll just have to see for yourself!

School of Pipsology Curriculum: Pre-school Forex Basics ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Kindergarten Types of charts 1st Grade Japanese Candlesticks 2nd Grade Support and Resistance, Trend Lines, and Channels 3rd Grade Fibonacci 4th Grade Moving Averages 5th Grade Common Chart Indicators
Bollinger Bands, MACD, Stochastics, RSI, and Parabolic SAR MIDDLE SCHOOL 6th Grade Oscillators and Momentum Indicators 7th Grade Important Chart Patterns 8th Grade Forex Pivot Points HIGH SCHOOL 9th Grade Multiple time frames 10th Grade Elliott Wave Theory 11th Grade Create Your Own Trading System 12th Grade Market Hours – Know When to Trade 13th Grade Money Management 14th Grade Plan Your Trade and Trade Your Plan COLLEGE Multiple Trading Personality Disorder Trading News Market Sentiment U.S. Dollar Index Carry Trade The Lazy Forex Trader’s Way to Riches Be a Forex Trader, Not a Forex Sucker The Number One Cause of Death for Forex Traders Commodity Currencies Currency Crosses Divergence Trading

Learn Forex in the School of Pipsology

Show Me the Money Foreign Lottery Scams Hit the Jackpot in U.S. October 26, 2004 Robertson Barrett Special to Consumer Reports WebWatch

Sean Pearcy was feeling lucky. Very lucky.

On Oct. 1, the Bismarck, N.D., resident received an e-mail from “Lucky 7 Lottery” announcing he’d won a $2.7 million jackpot. The message included a flurry of instructions. “In order to avoid unnecessary delays” in collecting his winnings, it said, Pearcy should promptly e-mail a lottery official named David Thomas with the 16-digit “reference number” he had received.

Pearcy was skeptical but thought he had nothing to lose – even as the steps required to claim his prospective winnings grew more complex. “To qualify for your prize money,” came the response from Thomas, “you are expected to fill our prize winning claims form B0-7 via this link.” That Web link led to an online questionnaire that asked Pearcy for his home address, phone number and employment information. It even included a box to check if he wished to give a press conference.

Although he did not yet realize it, Pearcy was being drawn into an increasingly common scheme in which international fraudsters use e-mail, in conjunction with letters and phone calls, to convince victims they’ve won an overseas lottery. The scammers’ goal, law enforcement officials say, is to trick consumers into sharing bank-account numbers or paying up-front fees to claim winnings that never materialize.

“A lot of the lottery scams emanate from Vancouver and Montreal,” says Charles Harwood, director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Seattle office, which has traced many scams to Canada – a relative haven for suspects because of extradition laws. [See Sidebar: Why Canada?]

Gaming the Victim

Harwood says the more skillful con artists rarely come right out and ask their victims for sensitive information. Instead, like “Nigerian” or “419″ scammers, they often draw consumers into a web of fake red tape that looks official and leaves heads spinning.

Sean Pearcy’s case illustrates how many of these schemes unfold. A few days after filling out his online “claim form,” Pearcy received several more e-mail communications from an ever-larger, and ever more foreign-sounding, cast of characters – “Mr. Ndoulou Granger” in South Africa, “Ms. Blanc Fernandez” in Monaco – each asking him to verify some bit of information.

Finally, on Oct. 14, Pearcy received a message letter from the “Unie De Banque Monaco,” titled “PAYMENT ORDER ENDORSEMENT NO TZ72201049.” All he had to do, he was now advised, was get the transaction notarized. Since this was a foreign lottery, he now learned, the officials had taken the liberty of hiring “Barrister Petts Richard and Associates” in South Africa on his behalf. They had even attached a copy of an official-looking, graphics-laden electronic letter asking the firm to disburse the funds.

Pearcy was given an overseas number to call Richard in Johannesburg, but when Pearcy dialed, he noted the phone number was short one digit. On Oct. 19, Pearcy received an e-mail from Richard asking for scanned copies of his driver’s license or passport – and a check for $2,170 as a “legal and administrative cost.”

Fortunately, Pearcy had already used www.whois.org, a public online database, to see who owned the Web name of the lottery company lucky-7lotto.net. That record gave him a Winnetaka, Calif., address, phone number, and the end of his high hopes.

“I called the number, and a woman just answered, ‘Yeah?’” Pearcy says. “That ‘yeah’ kind of threw me right there. And then she wouldn’t tell me anything.â€

Spam, Phone and Snail Mail

Harwood says fraudsters will usually ask recipients, like Pearcy, to wire money – from small fees of $25 to larger payments of several thousand dollars – via Western Union to cover taxes, a “release fee” or vague “legal costs.” There’s the additional danger of identity theft: Many persuade consumers to share personal information, such as Social Security numbers, which can be used to open credit-card accounts in the victim’s name.

Unlike Pearcy, some victims have fallen hard – as was the case last May with an Indiana University student who sent $18,804 in multiple payments after he received a winning notification from a “Euro America” sweepstakes. Another victim, an elderly woman in Lodi, Calif., actually received what turned out to be a bogus winnings check. Believing the check was real, she mailed back more than $250,000 from her savings to pay the “taxes†before realizing her colossal mistake.

And the lottery scams are increasingly finding victims through combinations of phone calls, e-mail and regular mail. In 2002, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service received 13,034 complaints of Internet fraud with a mail tie-in. That figure rose to 18,534 complaints in 2003, and jumped 9% by May 2004.

The advent of online phone directories and sales of e-mail lists among spammers have made the problem common across the country, even in rural areas such as Bond County, Ill. On Oct. 12, two Bond County residents received winning award notices – each for $615,810 – from differently named Spanish “lotteries.”

James Stever, an investigator in the Bond County state attorney’s office, says he has received between four and seven similar scam complaints a week over the last two years.

“Most of these in our area want your bank account number,” Stever says. “We’re a small county with eight to 12 banks. We tell them there’s no bank that would call you by the phone or [contact you via the] Internet wanting your account number, as they’ve already got it. We say, ‘If you have any question, call your bank or get a hold of the police.’” The FTC has also issued a warning about a related lottery scam in which the con artists use the phone, direct mail and e-mail to pitch U.S. consumers opportunities to buy tickets in foreign lotteries – an industry that now rakes in $120 million a year. Even if the tickets are real, the transaction violates federal law, which makes cross-border sales or purchase of lottery tickets subject to a $1,000 fine and up to two years in prison.

“It’s illegal,” says FTC spokeswoman Brenda Mack. “Even if somebody [in the U.S.] won a foreign lottery, they wouldn’t be able to claim it.â€

Sidebar: Why Canada?

Sidebar: Skip the Jackpot

Robertson Barrett, a media consultant and writer, was a founder and managing editor of TIME.com and ABCNEWS.com. He was also vice president and general manager of The FeedRoom, a nationwide broadband news network in partnership with NBC and Tribune, and of Channel One Interactive, the educational television network’s new media division.

Do you want to earn $3000+ per month via doing part time or full time, legitimate data entry job?

If yes, then please carry on and read this article; you will learn how and where you can get, 100% legitimate data entry jobs.

First of all, I would like to tell you something about myself. I am a professional doctor. I work for about 10 hours every day at a local hospital.

My salary is ok, but I always wanted to do some part time job as I wanted to earn some more money. So one day, I decided to try what my friend was doing, that is, working at freelancing sites as a part time job.

Actually, there are many people who are doing online work at freelancing sites as a full time job. This means that they are earning some good money on the internet while staying at home.

Making decent living at home: Wow, this is so awesome.

When we talk about online jobs, then freelancing sites are the best place where we can get these jobs. In case you don’t know about freelancing business, then I will quickly explain what freelancing sites are.

Companies all around the world need employees who can do their work, so they hire people and they pay them for the work they do. But there are many problems that company owners face.

Like after gaining a little experience, people start to demand more pay. Or, they just go to some other company that offers them high salary.

Nowadays many company owners are using online freelance websites to hire people online. That’s right; they are hiring people on the internet.

Here is a list of top freelance sites. I personally have only worked at two freelance sites.

Note: I suggest you open these freelance sites in new windows and you keep reading this article. This article will help you understand many things about these freelance sites. Without having the required knowledge about freelance sites, one cannot easily get data entry or other jobs at these sites.

1. Getafreelancer (GAF) [100% Free To Join]

2. Elance [Free Membership Available]

3. Scriptlance (SL) [For The Option "Account Type"; Choose "Programmer" NOT "Buyer"] [100% Free To Join]

4. oDesk

5. EuFreelance

6. Freelancer UK

If you want to know about registration process, how to apply for jobs, how to communicate with buyers etc, then you can read this complete free online jobs guide:

Online Jobs Guide

It’s not that easy to get work at the above mentioned websites. You need some guidance first, you need to know the basics; you need to know many things about these sites.

If you apply for one project, then there are many other people (may be 2 other people, maybe 22) who will apply for the same project. So you need to learn, how you will get a project even with other people fighting to get the same project.

The above mentioned guide is a must read if you really want to make money online.

Few definitions:

Buyers: Are people who outsource jobs at freelance sites. They are the people who give jobs to freelancers.

Service providers: These are the people who seek jobs at freelance sites. Like you and me. Service providers or SPs, do work for buyers and buyers pay them after the work is completed.

Projects: At freelance sites, projects and jobs means the same. If I say “bid on a projectâ€, then it will mean something like “apply for a jobâ€.

After buyer post projects, job seekers like me and you, place bids on these projects. One person may offer to do the project for $100, where other may say $95. May be some other SP will offer to do the work for $90.

Now it’s up to the creator of the project to choose a winner among all job seekers.

Let’s assume that you managed to win a project worth $50. The work is simple data entry job where you have to type content from scanned pages to word documents.

You completed this work in 3 hours and then you delivered the completed work to the buyer. After delivering the work, you waited for the buyer to verify the work.

After the verification, the buyer will pay you $50. Sometimes, buyers also pay bonuses [if they are pleased with your work].

You will get this money [$50], in your freelance account. There are few payment options available at freelance sites via which you can transfer this money from freelance account to your bank account. Details about these options are explained later in this article.

I have mentioned that working at freelance site is free and that you will never spend any money from your pocket to get online jobs.

But when you get money, from buyers, in your freelance account, then there will be a small fee deducted from that money [the money you just earned].

All freelance sites charges a small fee on the money you make. You do not pay this fee from your pocket. This fee will be deducted only when you will complete a job for a buyer and that the buyer pays you the money for the completed work.

The fee which freelance sites charges varies from site to site. This fee can be 5%, 10% etc: it depends on the freelance site where you are working.

The reason for telling you the whole story is to prove that this system is %100 SCAM free. You will never have to pay anything to anyone ever, from your own pocket.

The most amazing thing about freelance sites is that, it’s totally free to join them. You will never be asked to pay any money from your pocket at any point of your freelance career.

You will not pay a single cent to start work there.

So then: Is there any SCAM involved here?

Well, there is not; right?

Freelancing sites offer 100% legitimate data entry jobs. I personally love Copywriting jobs as they pay much better than many other jobs. You can earn a lot of money via doing copywriting work at these websites.

Unfortunately, not everybody can make money online with copywriting jobs as to do this work, one need to write content in proper English. Proper English means, to write content with no spelling and no [or may be very less] grammatical mistakes.

There is no need to worry if your English writing skills are weak as you can still make money online at freelance sites via doing legitimate data entry jobs. You can find hundreds of these jobs at freelance sites every day.

What kind of experience is required to do data entry jobs?

No experience of any kind is required. Everybody can do data entry work. If you know, how to use a PC, then you are eligible to do this work.

There is no need to think about any SCAM here, what I am telling you is %100 scam free. You only need to worry about scams when you are paying money from your pocket. But in this case, you are paying nothing.

If you still worry about scams, then after you earn $30 at a freelance site, you may stop doing more work. First request a withdrawal.

This means that you will request the freelance site to send you your money. Once you receive the money [$30] from freelance site, I guess then you will not worry about SCAM anymore.

I said to first make $30. This is because the minimum amount that you can withdraw at most freelance sites is $30. You cannot withdraw $20 or $22 or any amount of money which is less than $30.

How will you receive your money?

There are many payment options available at freelance sites. Payment options include Paypal , MoneyBookers, Egold etc.

I suggest you use Paypal or Moneybookers, as these two payment options are the cheapest and safest of all. If Paypal is not supported in your country, then use MB. MB is supported in [almost] all countries.

To find more information about payment options, please read the free online jobs guide which I have mentioned above.

Just give it a try; you will not be disappointed

Still Need help?

Please ask questions in this forum: Freelance Forum

Jobs For 14 Year Olds Instant Jobs For 14 Year Olds

As a teenager these days it can be near impossible sometimes to find an honest, decent paying job thats not too far from home especially if you live in an isolated area. Even when you finally do manage to find a job its normally long hours on the good old youth rates. This is what happens to most teens which is sad when you consider the options that are now available to them these days. What you are about to read in the following paragraphs will change all this forever.

Forget what you have ever learnt about making money online and say hello to “Online Form Completion Surveys” The internet is full of get rich schemes promising to overfill your bank account with instant riches but they never deliver and that is why most people are afraid to try something new online from fear of being burnt or sucked in. Online form completion surveys are different in the fact that they are offering jobs for 14 year olds that are traditional “Work and get Paid” type jobs. Honest Jobs.

This is fast becoming the most popular way by far for teens to make money and for very good reasons too. Apart from the fact that teens are the highest paid survey takers they are attracted to surveys because acceptance is almost 100% guaranteed so no more job interviews, they make at least $20 per hour so no more youth rates, no travel to work, no mean boss and they choose when and for how long they work. These companies want to know what type of sneakers they like and do they drink coke or Pepsi. All they need is an opinion and when was the last time you met a teen that did not have one of those.

It is an excellent way for teens to work whilst studying with minimal disruption to their daily routine as well as giving them the freedom and pleasure that comes along with earning their own pay packet.

For full assistance with getting started today with the best survey companies please visit us below.

When it comes to jobs for teens under 18, many of you have searched to the end of the web and back again. One thing is always staring you in your face, but you’ve probably tried them before, giving up on them, because they didn’t work for you. It’s a shame, because this absolutely free method to make money online is one of the very best jobs for teens under 18, and I’ll show you exactly how to make it happen.

It’s easy, free and it can actually be fun. If you don’t know by now, I’m talking about our good friends, paid surveys. Many of you are now giving me a weird look, because you’ve tried them before and didn’t feel like you were getting very much cash, but there’s a reason you weren’t making very much money. You probably weren’t looking for the higher paying places the right way, because 90% of us don’t look the right way. Considering this, it’s no wonder why many of you think they stink at being decent jobs for teens under 18.

Well, I’m going to change this for you, because all it takes is one simple tip. If you want to get directly to the best, highest paying places to take surveys, use the power of big forums. It’s your free and instant way to find so much honest information about surveys. Most people go right over to search engines for finding survey sites, which is a big mistake, because none of the high payment websites show up in those lists. Since nine out of ten people look for surveys through a search engine, it’s no wonder why people have given up on them as being great jobs for teens under 18.

You can settle this by sliding over to the archive section of any big forum, because 100′s of very informative topics about surveys are littered throughout. All you need to do is sit back, relax a bit and scroll through some of them. You’ll run into tons of pin point knowledge, because people are always comparing the various survey sites they’ve found where the payments are very high. That’s how you make surveys into fantastic jobs for teens under 18. Surveys can fill your pockets, but not if you’re relying on search engines to locate the best places.

If you’re still struggling to locate jobs for teens under 18 in the real world, this can surely tie you over.

The second should be errands job. This is so familiar since it has been done by many teenagers in 20th century. However, this job could interrupt your kid’s time. But, if your kid wants to do it, why not let he/she do it? It is a good exercise to learn how difficult to gain money and at the same time teach them the feel of responsible and discipline. All of these benefits will be absorbed by your kid unconsciously. The only thing that you will really find out later is your kid has changed. By the way, you need to help your kid to find this job. Maybe you can ask groceries in your area.

Next, be an English tutor. Sound interesting, right? This type of job has good income and it just needs your kid to learns how to teach somebody about English correctly. By the way, this job is available for offline and online. Which one is better? Both have their own good and bad side. The good thing with online tutor is your kid just needs to sit in front of computer while the offline needs your kid on promised place. But, be an offline tutor can improve social skills of your kid because he or she will face a real person in real time in front of him or her. If you decide to let your kid be an online tutor, you should know that those companies that offering this job will interview your kid first and you need high speed and stable internet connection.

Now it’s all up to you and your kid to choose what is the best job that suit time schedule and ability. All of these jobs really can make money. Yes, a 13 year old kid can make money online right now too. Now, you may want to find more information about this.

Whether it’s winter or summer, 15 and 16 year olds are always looking for jobs. Especially now with the economy so bad, many parents are telling their teens to go out and get a job to make that extra money they say they need. Where does a teen go to find a job for 15 and 16 year olds that are hiring?

The #1 place to find hourly and part time jobs for teenagers is SnagAJob.com. This is an absolutely FREE site where you can find all the types of jobs you are looking for. These are the types of hourly jobs for 15 and 16 year olds that they want like at movie theaters, Jiffy Lube, Dunkin Donuts, Burger King, Kohls, Pizza Hut, you get the idea. Note: Please don’t sign up unless you seriously are trying to find a job.

At SnagAJob.com you can search for jobs by your zip code from a database of over 100,000 jobs nationwide. If you are looking for a real part time hourly job where you will get real job experience, you can find that job at SnagAJob. All you have to do is fill out a profile, search for the jobs you want, and apply to them all through this online site. You will then be contacted by the employers and its as simple as that! And it is all for FREE no matter whether you are looking for day jobs, night jobs, winter jobs, summer jobs, or part time jobs for 17 year olds. Jobs for 15 and 16 year olds can be hard to find but give SnagAJob.com a try if you are looking for that winter part time job.

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Option #2 – Use CashCrate to make some extra $$’s

This is not a job but just a fun way to make extra money. If you are just hoping to make some spending money to pad your allowance, you might try CashCrate. Anyone 13 and older can join and as you can see by the video and check below, I have had good success. Once you sign up you which is TOTALLY FREE you should do all the “Register for Free” offers” which are the easiest ones to complete. You might also go to the forum where you can read the tutorial on how to get started and see what other people are saying about Cash Crate and how they are making money. Again, you never have to send CashCrate a dime as it is all 100% free. There are offers that you need a credit card for but you never have to do them. It’s a great way to earn money for that extra video game you want to buy!