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Online Casinos are still popular these days, despite any potential legality issues. To showcase this, Onlinecasinobluebook.com ordered a Linkpost review of their site, which ranks today’s top online casinos.
What is Online Casino Bluebook all about?
Online Casino Bluebook is a site with one simple purpose - to review and rank the top online casinos. [...]

What, exactly, is Thoof? Thoof is like Digg or Netscape, but with a bit of a twist. Over at Digg, the Digg Mob pretty much controls everything. If the Mob doesn’t like a story, it’ll get buried, and you may never see it. They claim democracy, but really there’s no such [...]

One of the biggest ( and originally most controversial ) paid posting services, PayPerPost is one that I only recently joined. The concept is simple - you get paid to write a blog post about a specific topic. I don’t write a large number of sponsored posts, and I pick and choose which [...]

Rubber Stamp Champ specializes in selling -surprise- rubber stamps. There are many different sizes of self-inking stamps available, with plenty of customization available. But let’s get back to the basics for a moment - what is a self-inking stamp? Self-inking stamps last for several thousand impressions before you need to add [...]

I’ve written before about my experiences with forming an LLC, and why I thought it was the best choice for me. I didn’t go into any of the other choices, mainly because they didn’t apply to me. However, LLC’s aren’t right for everyone that wants to form a business. IncParadise shows you [...]

This post care of Adam Ferguson from rotten bananas.
Leroy asked for some help providing content while he’s sunnin it up in Baltimore. I’ve recently begun using AuctionAds (aff) on my guitar blog, axplay, so how about a review?
AuctionAds is an advertising partner that displays relevant eBay auctions on your site. It displays the product pictures, [...]

Many ebooks are launched every month - more and more all the time, as a matter of fact. I try to keep my eye on the big launches, and see if the product is a hit or a miss. One of the big launches recently in the ebook world was Guru Slayer.
Right off [...]

Following in the footsteps of the creative John Chow, Shawn Knight of Shawn-Knight.net is running a Review My Blog campaign. I like Shawn’s site, and decided to take on the challenge.
So, what is Shawn’s blog about? Well, it’s hard to say *exactly* what it’s about. It looks like Shawn went to [...]

Duvet Dollars, perhaps the worst titled ebook I can recall during my time on the internet, was released one month ago today. The book’s writer, one so-called “Victoria” , was the greatest selling point that the book had. Despite the fact that the book was filled with things anyone can find [...]

Paula Mooney’s blog is one that I picked up fairly recently, though I don’t remember where I found it exactly. For some reason I’m thinking she commented at Technosailor and I followed the link? I’m not sure, and my goldfish-memory doesn’t help much.
Anyway, that’s neither here nor there. I like Paula’s site, [...]

The authors of Crispyblogposts.com asked me to do a review of their new site, and offer my input / opinions. I, of course, happily agreed. And, for the record, this is not a sponsored post.
Crispy Blog Posts is basically a DIGG-clone at heart, but focused on blogs, instead of all websites. Not [...]