Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

Be careful online
Anything that promises money online will be a scam.
Be ready to be scammed.

OOps… Someone trying to sell you a scam gave me the thumbs down – like I would care.
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Nagesh answers:

Long term steady income require some patience and dedication.. Fast and easy money are mostly scams.. Start blogging or setup an online store for free… Since its free there’s no point of being scammed.
There are paid and sponsored blogging opportunities available. Here is how it works:
1. Make a blog on your topic of interest
2. Register with paid blogging sites.
3. Write for them on your blog and get paid.
These are all free to join and no sign up or registration fees is required for it.

I suggest you start your blog and monetize it or sign up sponsored writing. You can find some helpful info in links section. Its free to start ideas, no sign up costs. Its sure-shot and legitimate and interesting too. Here’s how it works:
make few blogs based on your interest, for info on how to make a blog or website refer to links section. Now put ads on your blog, and you are ready to earn from your hobby.

Once you have a blog ready, you can share it with friends, family and others on net. Get your site/blog reviewed. Increase your rating and popularity and gain more visitors.
All the best

Nagesh answers:

Long term steady income require some patience and dedication.. Fast and easy money are mostly scams.. Start blogging or setup an online store for free… Since its free there’s no point of being scammed.
There are paid and sponsored blogging opportunities available. Here is how it works:
1. Make a blog on your topic of interest
2. Register with paid blogging sites.
3. Write for them on your blog and get paid.
These are all free to join and no sign up or registration fees is required for it.

I suggest you start your blog and monetize it or sign up sponsored writing. You can find some helpful info in links section. Its free to start ideas, no sign up costs. Its sure-shot and legitimate and interesting too. Here’s how it works:
make few blogs based on your interest, for info on how to make a blog or website refer to links section. Now put ads on your blog, and you are ready to earn from your hobby.

Once you have a blog ready, you can share it with friends, family and others on net. Get your site/blog reviewed. Increase your rating and popularity and gain more visitors.
All the best

Nagesh answers:

First of all, the UAE has only a few merchant account providers and we use the usual online Payment Gateway Services, mostly Paypal. Some people resort to Liberty Reserve, C-Gold, Moneybookers etc. But mainly we go with Online Credit Card Payments. In my personal opinion, we prefer to pay via Credit Cards as bank transfers can take 3-5 business days, sometimes longer. Credit Cards are widely available and can easily be found in any banks, they even sell prepaid VISA cards that can be used online too.

Simply answering your first question; Paypal. It’s simple, fast and easy to use. + They can spend up to $500 without having to go through the verification process.

Secondly, usually Mashreqbank is the main merchant provider for online transactions, as seen on websites such as Etisalat.ae, CinestarCinemas.com, BoxOfficeMe.com as well as other websites. However, Paypal is increasingly being used in the Emirates.

Thirdly, most residents hold both credit cards and bank accounts, but prefer using credit cards as long as online transactions are safe and secure, being SSL secured and the payment gateway being somewhat well-known. There are a lot of scams going around, so I doubt anyone would go with “X Merchant” or “Z Merchant” and they might trust Paypal a bit more (personally, I dislike Paypal, but it’s easy and fast).

Lastly, I don’t believe the UAE government cares about international online transactions as long as they are straight forward and not fraudulent. Fraud causes are usually highly important in the Emirates as Dubai being a major fraud city in the Emirates, dealing with fraud cheques, credit cards etc. And increasingly on the rise. So in a short answer; no. There are no regulations.

Personal Advice: Ensure your website is SSL secured and that the nice seal is shown everywhere on the site to comfort residents, provide a phone number for support and assistance, and offer some form of money back to comfort citizens too.

Good luck!

Nagesh answers:

Long term steady income require some patience and dedication.. Fast and easy money are mostly scams.. Start blogging or setup an online store for free… Since its free there’s no point of being scammed.
There are paid and sponsored blogging opportunities available. Here is how it works:
1. Make a blog on your topic of interest, cars, movies, gadgets, games, mobiles anything..
2. Register with paid blogging sites.
3. Write for them on your blog and get paid.