This contest is now closed! On 6th January Andrew Rondeau ( www.WeBuildYourBlog.com fame) and I will be launching our brand new Income Blogging Guide course and to celebrate we are holding a free contest. First, let me tell you a little about the Income Blogging Guide Course. It’s not just about blogging… It’s a six month course and covers all the stages required to build a successful online business generating income and giving you some freedom back, including Blogging Essentials, List Building, Traffic Generating, Product Creation, Copywriting and Outsourcing

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Win A Free income Blogging Guide Membership!

Well, I’m back from a short break and BlogWorldExpo in Las Vegas. As always with these type of things, my head is buzzing full of ideas, I just need time to implement them! If you’re on my email list you will have already heard it, but as we know, Membership sites are a popular way of making money online, and the model was talked about extensively at the conference. Coincidentally, my online friend Yaro Starak has announced he is re-opening the doors to Membership Site Mastermind next week.

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Return Of Membership Site Mastermind

In today’s world, it is not uncommon for you to receive an e-mail from a person or entity that, although may seem legitimate on the surface, is an attempt to get your personal information. For people like myself, It’s easier to identify these mails since I deal with this daily, but, what can someone like yourself do?  Emails like this have a few things in common, that if you remember, you’ll become a pro at spotting them. The most important thing to remember is: If it sounds too good to be true; it probably is..

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Learn how to recognize the 5 most common types of E-mail Scams

Hey Folks,   Please be aware that a new phish message is being sent stating that it is from the Hotmail team.  This is not a legitimate mail and you should not respond .   Remember, we will never ask you to verify your account in this manner.   Here is an example:   From: @hotmail.com Subject: Hotmail Warning (Verify Your Hotmail Account now To Avoid It Closed)‏‏ Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2008 19:28:54 +0000 Dear Account User This Email is from Hotmail Customer Care and we are sending it to every Hotmail Email User Accounts Owner for safety.

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Phishing Scam: Hotmail Warning (Verify Your Hotmail Account Now to Avoid it Closed)

Hello all, We have recently had reports of several different issues from users after a minor backend release that we had for Windows Live Hotmail at the beginning of July. Find below the issues that are been reported so far and the solutions/workarounds for them: Problem: Unable to view photo attachments in e-mail messages sent from a mobile device/Unable to view attachments received in old emails Solution: This is currently a known issue and the product group is working towards a resolution. As a workaround, please hit the forward button in your mailbox and you will be able to view the attachments in the email.

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Recent Issues reported by customers

Hi All,   We often get questions from our users through our blog here, our customer service representatives, and our newsletters.  Here are some of our most asked questions and the answers.   -Scott   Q: “Why do I have to include @hotmail.com with my email address every time I log on to hotmail ?”   > Every time I log on to hotmail I have to append “@hotmail.com”. This > strikes me as ridiculous since I am already at a Windows site before I > even begin to log on.

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You Ask, We Answer – Questions from our Users

For Internet Explorer 6: 1.  On your desktop, launch Internet Explorer.  2.  On the “Tools” menu, click “Internet Options.” 3.  On the “General” tab, click “Delete Cookies,” then click “OK,” if prompted. 4.  Click “Clear History,” then click “Yes.” 5.  Click “Delete Files,” select the “Delete all offline content” check box, and then click “OK.” 6.  Click “Settings,” under “Check for newer versions of stored pages”, select “Every visit to the page.” 7.  Click “View Files,” press CTRL+A to select all the files, and then press “DELETE.” When you are prompted to confirm, click “yes,” close the window and click “OK” to close the Settings dialog box.  If there are no files in the window, close it and click “OK” to close the Settings dialog box.

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Internet Explorer Optimization steps

Hey Everyone,   There is a ton of stuff that you can do in the Windows Live Hotmail Mail Settings.  I’ve complied a list of the Top 30 articles we have that surround this topic.  You can find all of our articles at http://help.live.com .   Have a good one!   -Scott   Top 30 Windows Live Hotmail Help Topics: Mail and Settings   Set the junk e-mail filtering level Set up e-mail alerts on your mobile phone Incoming e-mails appear blank Block or allow messages from specific senders and domains Receive mail from other e-mail accounts How do I reduce the amount of junk e-mail I receive? Incoming e-mails are unreadable or appear in a different language How do I add my e-mail account from Microsoft Outlook?

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Scott’s Top 30 Windows Live Hotmail Help Topics for Mail and Settings