Quick Giveaway – Free Package with products. Three websites with a product ready to go with resale rights.
I’m not going to use this so I thought I’d give it away.
There are 3 products in total, including videos, articles, ebooks, websites and full sales pages. The whole package is ok – good enough for you to giveaway or sell on eBay for $5 max.
Hmmmm PayPal yeah…love them, hate them but let them do what they want as they really dont give a shit about you or your online business.
If you do want to speak to a human being (in the UK it will be someone in Ireland that will probably piss you off)
Springwise: Feather Down Farms are small-scale, working farms that offer cottage-style tents with “traditional interiors” including feather beds, wood-burning stoves and flushing toilets. A far cry from a rustic tent, the spacious accommodations feature master and bunk bedrooms along with an extra canopy bedsleeping up to 6 in all. There is no electricity in Feather Down tents, but oil lamps and candles are provided for lighting and hot showers are available nearby. Children can get cosy with the barnyard creatures, and a farm store provides locally grown produce and necessities. Guests can also gather fresh eggs in the farm’s henhouse each morningor, at some UK farms, a private chicken coop is even available for rent, as are recipes, ingredients and implements for select farm-style meals. UK rental prices begin at GBP 195 for a 3-night midweek stay, including firewood or coal for the stove; a private chicken coop starts at GBP 10 for a midweek stay.
I love YouTubes logo so I though I would list places I use online for logo and banner ads.
You can find Find free logos online if you want you can download logos for Free at InstantLogo
FT.com: In recent years, some forward-thinking chefs, who believe that personal expression and creativity are more important than slavish devotion to symbolic luxury goods, have abandoned the antiquated approach of haute cuisine, a style of cooking traditionally based on a few select ingredients.
Inhabitat: Wedding rings are traditional. Even the staunchest non-traditionalists have wedding rings. For some they are a status symbol, but for an environmentalist, eco-friendly wedding rings can show commitment to sustainability, protection of the environment, fair trade and conservation of the earths resources. The ring you choose for yourself and your fiance says a lot about you. Women are getting raped, kids are getting their hands hacked off, and people are getting killed all over the diamond trade in war-torn African nations like Sierra Leone, Angola and Congo. Without getting into too much depth about the moral issues and gritty details of it all, watch Blood Diamond and youll get the glimpse of why its important to buy your rings responsibly.
Springwise: It’s a sobering fact that a full 40 percent of the world’s populationsome 2.6 billion peoplelack regular access to a toilet. Add to that the fact that one child dies every 15 seconds from water contamination, and it’s not hard to see the motivation behind the Peepoo bag.
Trendwatching.com: TCHO, the San Francisco based chocolatier, produces “beta editions” of its dark chocolate. Continuous flavor development and customer feedback mean that varieties are constantly evolving, with new versions emerging as often as every 36 hours. TCHOs first version of chocolate recently came out of Beta (after 1,026 iterations) and is called Tcho 1.0. Last October, TCHO also opened its Beta Factory Store on Pier 17 in San Francisco.
