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The following article was written and submitted by an associate of mine, Syd Tash. I value Syd’s expertise in computer security and wanted to post this article so that you might benefit from it as well.

I have personally bought probably around $30,000 worth of stuff online over the last few years (mostly, but not all internet marketing stuff) and fortunately, haven’t had any problems that couldn’t be taken care of fairly quickly and painlessly through either the vendors or the financial institutions I use.

But not everyone is so lucky, or knows what to look for that might alert them to a possible security risk. This article isn’t intended to scare you away from shopping online – it’s actually MUCH safer than handing your credit card to a waiter in a restaurant who then disappears with it for a few minutes.

But instead, merely to provide some tips that will help you recognize some probable areas where you could protect yourself better and reduce the chance of you being violated by an online thief. Enjoy, Russ.

Do You (Or Should You) Shop Online?
by Syd Tash

The Christmas season will soon be upon us, along with the usual shopping frenzy, both online and off.

Shopping online is quick and easy, and can save you a lot of time and frustration.

So, is it safe?

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It’s not often that an internet marketing blogging product fully delivers on the promises in the salesletter.

And because that is the case, I will probably review a whole lot more products than I actually recommend.

So, I feel it’s only fitting to write my first review as a recommendation as well! You’ll soon learn why.

What’s The Product?

It’s the very product that allowed me to construct this blog and configure it quickly and
easily – Web 2.0 Wealth.

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Hi, Russ here.  Welcome to another issue of the "Conquer The Net" ezine.

This issue includes…

1) "Simple Formula For E-Mail Subject Lines"

2) "Marketing Freebie"

3) "The 60 Second Tip"

4) "Featured Article: ABC Article Writing"

5) "This Issue’s Writing Tip"

6) "Effective Marketing Strategies"

7) "Tell Me What You Think!"

Let’s dive right in, shall we?

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>>>>> Simple Formula For E-Mail Subject Lines <<<<<
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More and more people are beginning to realize that email marketing is the key to growing their online business.  

However, many fail to realize that there is a lot more to email marketing than simply promoting your products.

Using email is no different to any other type of marketing and as such it’s important to understand that email marketing is just a tool and like any tool, you must learn how to use it.

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Spam is an ever-growing problem nowadays. Billions of spam emails are sent each month by unscrupulous people who try to short-cut the “system”.

Unless you are one of the rare exceptions, you too probably receive several spam messages per week, right? It’s a rampant problem.

And especially so for those of use who are ETHICAL marketers and proper users of the wonderful technological tool we call email.

Because what has happened over time is the large Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and free-email hosts like like Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail have continually added layer after layer of filtering that has put a real dent in email deliverability.

And that’s what really hurts legitimate internet marketers like us.

Yes, the spam is at the root of the problem, but the aggressive filtering that has evolved over time often catches even the most innocent, ethical and even personally requested messages from being delivered to their intended recipients.

And that’s just plain bad for business, don’t you agree?

So, this Free Spamchecker Tool is a quick way for honest marketers to make sure that their emails are less likely to be considered spam by the various ISPs, Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail (who dump your message into their Junk folders) and even by individual filters set up by an ever-growing number of recipients around the world.

Here’s how the spamchecker works…

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