Cars

In the eyes of the ordinary mortal, there are two distinct groups of car enthusiasts:- Those who like cars because they are the symbol of how their life is going well. That the car park across the street from the house and go to walk home, so that all admire the vehicle.- Those who love cars for their ability to reach high speeds on inappropriate sites.They think that one large bright rims, ridiculous glasses and a peaked cap is enough for all the women melt at your feet.But there is a third group, more discreet - the few who like their cars just by its design, by their appearance. For freedom and sensations that convey the seat of his pants.To show the true automobile enthusiasts need not bleed when cut super petrol and wear baseball caps turned backwards, and enjoy a good car is like a fine wine or enjoy a beautiful dress down the runway, I decided to make my personal list of 100 greatest cars of all time!
100 º VW Phaeton

A car for the people of 100,000 euros?!?!
99 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible 1959

Elvis Presley had a ...
98 º VW Beetle

Engine in the wrong place but indestructible. And because we took the 911.
No. 97 Toyota Corolla
The car most reliable, best-selling and most boring in the world!
96 Nissan 300ZX

Sofa with a V6 bi-turbo!
95 Jaguar XJ-S V12 convertible

Grandpa never had so much style!
94 Corvette Stingray

The dream (wet) American!
93 BMW M 635CSi

Menacing in the mirror
92 Aston Martin DB5

Sex on wheels
TVR Tuscan 91 °

Powerful ... awesome!
Lotus Esprit V8 90 °
A supercar supercar that does not seem ...!
Porsche Cayenne Turbo 89
The all-terrain faster ... and the world's ugliest
88 Renault A610
Plastic fantastic
87 Alfa Romeo 8c
Retro was never so cool!
86, 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado
Sounds like a time machine
85 Bugatti Type 57 Atlantic
One of the most beautiful in the world
No. 84 NSU Ro80
1 large sedan production rotary engine ... had to go wrong!
83 Maserati Bora
Walk as much as the wind that gave him the name: 270km \ h in 1970
82 Ferrari 288GTO
The winner that never ran
81 Ford Escort RS200
Born to win rallies ... too late.
No. 80 Maserati Sebring
The most beautiful Maserati of all time
Citroen DS 79
21st century technology ... 40 years too early
78 º Alfa Romeo Montreal
Beautiful ... 200cv and direct injection in 60 years!
No. 77 Ford GT40
The most beautiful road that existed Ford V8 ... also helps, of course!
76 Maserati Quattroporte
Mafia Car Service!
No. 75 Mazda RX7
Looks like a jet engine under the bonnet!
Mercedes Pullman 74
Being dictator has never been so cool
73 BMW M3 CSL
To buy, must sign a declaration to accept that the tires do not work well when it rains or is cold!
Hummer H1 72 °
Or as Greenpeace calls it: Satan!
71 Mini Cooper 1961-71
Includes protective shield that prevents being driven by gay or metro-sexual
Renault Clio V6 70 °
A Clio able to eat a Porsche?!
69 Bentley Continental GT
A Volkswagen ... and then?!
68 Rolls-Royce Phantom
Total luxury without compromise
67 Ariel Atom 2
0-100km \ h in 2.8 seconds, 0-200km \ h in 7.5 seconds ... hold your stomach!
66 1968-69 Dodge Hemi Charger
The 1 to 3 indicate the Dukes takes a shot! Never saw the Bullit?
No. 65 Ford Mustang (original)
The cars were sold before reaching the stand
No. 64 Dodge Viper
V10 510cv ... 8litros with no ABS or traction control!
63 MG Metro 6R4
Better use of the back seat, put a V6 engine and 4WD
62 Toyota 2000GT
1 st proof that the Japanese know how to do exciting cars.
Renault 61 5 º Turbo2
Pocket rocket
60 º Caterham / Lotus Seven
Performance without compromise
59 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder
I need a bucket to catch the drool!
58 Alfa Spyder
A Diva 4 wheel ...
No. 57 Porsche 944 Turbo
The fastest four-cylinder ... girl not included!
56 Jensen Interceptor
V8, 4-wheel drive, ABS ... in 1966?!
No. 55 Porsche 959
The 1st of Porsche supercar ... that "almost" no one knows!
54 Honda NSX
Made by Ayrton Senna
53 AC Cobra
Dark ... brilliant!
52 Koenigsegg CC8S
A supercar made by Swedes?!? This in IKEA?!
51 Ferrari 599
CR9 has had two.
No. 50 Ferrari F430 Scuderia
Perhaps the best Ferrari ever road
Mercedes SL 49 °
The world's fastest convertible
48 Lamborghini Countach
Uauuuuuuuuuu!
47 Mazda MX5
Alone roadsters brought back ... and because my father has a
46 BMW M1
Glamour Italian, German Porn!
45 Lancia Delta Integrale
Che bella macchina!
Mercedes S 44 º Serie
Crystal ball for the future car
43 Alpine A110 1600S
The most beautiful car rally
42 DeTomaso Pantera
Italian Design, American V8 magnificent ...
No. 41 Porsche Carrera GT
As a sound of a V10 Formula 1? Listen to this pass ...
No. 40 Citroen 2CV
A certain "je ne sais quoi." And my wife loves it.
39 BMW 3.0 CSL


The real Batmobile
38 Lamborghini Murcielago
Italian Soul, built by German ... Made in Heaven
37 Peugeot 205 Turbo 16
Born winner. Won on land, snow and Dakar
36 Lamborghini LM002
Rambo Lambo: a jeep with a V12 450cv?!
35 Jeep Willys
He ran with the Germans in Normandy!
34 Land-Rover
There are still places in the world where the only car they know is one of these
No. 33 Porsche 928
Aspect accelerates like a shark ...!
32 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX
Brutal, sensitive, stunning ...
31 Nissan GTR
Porsche killer ... of Japan! Sports for the PlayStation generation
30 º Opel Lotus Omega
An Opel able 0 to 100km / h in 5.2 seconds and 280km / h ... Really!
29 ° V10 BMW M5
Serie 5 + = V10 507cv 300km \ h to remove the limiter!
No. 28 Audi Quattro S1
Came to have a version of 1000cv ...
Mercedes SLR 27 º
Clarkson: "A Spitfire Messerschmitt with sound?"
Article 26 Land Cruiser 100
Indestructible
25 º Lamborghini Diablo
Watch out he bites!
No. 24 Mercedes CLK-GTR
LeMans directly to the road!
23 No. 1, VW Golf GTI model
Power to the people!
22 º Lancia Stratos
1st car specifically developed for rally win
No. 21 BMW M3 (E30)
"Boy Racer"
No. 20 Lamborghini Reventon
Result of a mate with an F22 Lamborghini Murcielago!
No. 19 Ferrari 250 GTO
Beautiful, fast and often just 36 in the world ...
18 Subaru Impreza
Better to live on the PlayStation
Lamborghini Miura 17 °
Glorious. 1, mid-engined Supercar
No. 16 Aston Martin Vanquish
Bond, James Bond
15 Lotus Exige
The dream of every pilot project of
No. 14 BMW 507
BMW took almost bankrupt ... but departed in style!
No. 13 Ferrari Enzo
Formula 1 for the road ... although I do not know which road to refer!
12 th Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing
The 1 (true) super-car in the world
No. 11 Ferrari F40
Kart with a Bi-turbo V8
No. 10 Ferrari 330 P4 1967
The world's most beautiful. There are only three.
9 Range-Rover
He invented the all-terrain luxury. Farmers no longer had to look ... farmers!
8 Pagani Zonda
Receives a pair of shoes the Pope with this car
7 Aston Martin DBS
Freeze the air as the crosses
6 Aston Martin Vantage
Do not mess with 2 tons of British V8!
Porsche 911 No. 5
He was born crooked ... just the Germans to make perfect
4 Ferrari Daytona
E-type Italian
No. 3 Jaguar E-type
The Daytona English and the best substitute for penis!
2 McLaren F1 LM
Where the road met Formula 1
1 BUGATTI VEYRON
Why?

Some people ask me what is the best car ever - the best that ever existed was theBugati Veyron, the car that should not exist "They made a car to beat nature: the sooner we move more in the nature trying to catch. "Slow

ORIGIN
The idea of ​​building the Veyron came from a gentleman named Ferdinand Piech, the former head of Volkswagen. After getting the Bugatti brand, he entered a meeting ofengineers and drawing a design said: "This is our new Bugatti.'ll Have 1,000 horses and be able to reach 400km \ h." And he went out the door.

According to the story goes, the engineering group was completely silent. But beingGerman, they put their hands to work.

Investing Smart on the Stock market

When people are talking about the stock market, the first thing that usually comes to mind is the New York Stock Exchange. But what are stocks? Why is the stock market such a big thing? How do you invest in the stock market?

What are stocks?
Before you delve into the intricacies of the stock market, the first thing you should understand is what exactly a stock is. Stocks, which are also known as shares, are portions of companies that people can buy, and therefore own part of the company. But even though you may own a part of a company, only those who have invested a lot of money into the company have any real say in how the company is run.
There are two different types of shares: preferred shares and common shares. When you invest in common shares, there is a greater risk of losing part or even all of the investment that you have put into the company should the company stop functioning. Why is this? Because creditors, bond holders and preferred shared holders have a higher rank than the common shareholders, and because of this they will get the first chance to get some of the money they have put in if the company goes out of business.
By the same token, the investors who have preferred shares have a higher standing than the ones with common shares, but still have to get in line behind the creditors when it comes to how much of the company they own, or getting paid if the company goes out of business. In addition to having more of a say in the company decisions than those who have common shares, investors who have preferred shares can also look forward to higher dividends.
There are two ways to purchase stocks - investors can either use a brokerage, or buy their stocks through Direct Investment Plans or Dividend Reinvestment plans.
If you decide to purchase stocks through a brokerage, you can go one of two ways. If you are going to trust the experts to do the right thing, and leave it in their hands, then you should go with the services of a full service brokerage. But, if money is a consideration and you don't want to spend the money on a full service brokerage, you can go with a discount brokerage. Even though discount brokerages cost less than full service brokerages, they don't offer the same amount of assistance that the full service brokerages do.
If you decide to invest using a Direct Investment Plan or a Dividend Reinvestment Plan, check to make that the company that you are interested in investing in offers such plans because not all of the companies do.
History of the Stock Exchange
One of the biggest misconceptions is that the first stock exchange in America was the New York Stock Exchange. But those who think that this is true might be surprised to find out that the first stock exchange in America was actually in Philadelphia, PA, and it was founded in the year 1790. The very famous New York Stock Exchange was not founded until two years later, in 1792.
Another thing that you hear talk about with regards to the stock exchange is Wall Street. Sometimes people wonder how it got its name. That is actually a very interesting story. Back in 1653, a twelve foot stockade was built by the Dutch settlers to guard against British and Native American attacks. The sturdy wall stood for over 30 years, until 1685. At that time, the wall was torn down and a street was built in it's place - hence the name Wall Street.
The stock market has evolved greatly over the past few centuries. From its humble beginnings in Philadelphia, PA, to the New York Stock Exchange, which is known world wide, the stock market has grown in leaps and bounds. That's not to say that there haven't been problems. Most everyone has heard of the great stock market crash of 1929. There are now steps that the government has taken to prevent such a large crash from happening again, but that doesn't mean that the possibility still isn't there.
The stock market is a place where you can make a lot of money but you can also lose a lot of money as well. If you have decided that you want to try investing in the stock market, it's a good idea to do some research and get advice from people that you trust and who are already investing in the stock market. But be careful, because if you don't invest wisely you can lose a lot of money. Be wise with your investments and take the time to do your homework. This will help you to make the right decision when it comes to your investments.

Stocks vs. Bonds

To really look at the difference between stocks and bonds you have to understand the basics of each. Definitions make up our world and help us with understanding, so here we go. In common parlance we can compare a company to a house. When a person buys a house, they have a deed, which is a legal declaration and description of the property. Stocks are like owning a portion of the deed for a company.
So, in a simple example, if a company has a book value of $100,000 and they want to sell 100 shares, the shares might be considered worth $1000 each. In exchange for the share, a shareholder, also known as stock holder, would be entitled to a share of any net profits the company makes. Using our simple example, each share holder may get 1% of the net profit as a return on their investment. If the company makes no money, there would be no return on investment (ROI). In the event of a loss, the company might be worth only $90,000 and the shares might then sell for $900. This is an overly simplified view, but this is for illustration purposes only.
Using the same scenario, if that same company wanted to raise money, but not sell shares, they might sell bonds. Generally a bond is considered a loan to the company. (Bonds are also issued by municipalities, from local governments to federal governments.) This loan might be that the company will sell you a $1,000 bond for $800 and the bond would be worth $1,000 when it matures (in 8 to 10 years typically.) During the maturing, the company also agrees to pay a fixed amount every six months. The fixed amount usually is tied to the current interest rates, but does not have to be.
So what are the advantages and disadvantages of each of these? Unless a company goes bankrupt, you are guaranteed to have a return on investment with a bond. They are more stable, predictable and safer investments. They also aren’t usually giving you large returns. Another disadvantage is that they are not liquid, and you can pay a penalty for cashing them prior to their due date.  Stocks, on the other hand, can give you greater returns, but carry a higher risk with no guarantees. They are more liquid, so if you need to get to your money more quickly, there are no consequences like penalties, just the standard fees involved for your transaction.
In other words, a bond is like the tortoise and a stock like a hare. Remember though, sometimes it is rabbit season, and your hare may be scalped.
Normal advice given to investors is to have more money in the higher risk stocks while you are younger and to gradually shift to the more conservative bonds as you get closer to retirement.

Stock Splits - Boon or Bust?

The traditional view of making money in the stock market involves a thorough analysis of a company and shrewdly purchasing stock while it is at a low point in its cycle. Next, the stock is held for a period of time until the value has gone up, and then the shares are sold for a profit. While this may be the preferred (and most common) way for people to make money, there is another, less traveled road.
Another method used is known as shorting a stock AKA short selling. It is not a common practice especially for newer investors, but it is good to understand the concept. The first thing to understand is that you are not the official ‘owner’ of the stock that you are shorting, but you have the right to that stock at some future date at a pre-determined price.
The belief for someone shorting is that a particular stock will decrease in price. That is, in other words, that the price per share will be lower than it is today. I know this sounds confusing, but hopefully by the end of this article, you will have a handle on it. You are telling your broker that you are willing to buy the stock for a set price in the future. You then ‘borrow’ the shares and they are sold. Your responsibility to pay for them lies in the future.
This is more clearly explained by giving an example with some numbers thrown in. Check this out and then return to the first couple paragraphs, and you should have a pretty firm grasp.
You are short selling 100 shares of ABC Mills. Today’s price for ABC is $50. You research has indicated that the price will drop to $40 per share. Fast forward one year. ABC has dropped in price, but only to $45 per share. Because the initial price for the transaction was $5,000 and your shorted price for those shares is $4,500 you have made $500. You had contracted to buy those shares in advance, at whatever price they demanded. In this case, your short strategy worked out and you made some money. (Remember that brokerage fees still apply to this type of trade, so the $500 doesn’t take into account commissions, and certainly is pre-tax, as well – just a point to always keep in mind.) In the event that you shorted the same stock, under the same situation, and the price went up, you would end up paying the difference. So if the price actually rose to $55 in the same time frame, you would owe $500 to the owner of record.
A different way of making money when a stock price falls is called a put. This method is similar to a short, but a put gives the buyer the option to sell the stock for a fee. The buyer is not obligated to sell the stock, but does have the right to do it. Using the example above, if I would buy the PUT on those 100 shares, I would pay an agreed upon amount to the owner of the shares for the right to sell them at a later date. For this example, say I paid the owner $2 per share for the put option 1 year out. The price moved from $50 to $45 in the one year period. I could then choose to sell the stock at the $45 price and make $500 (minus the put cost of $200.) If the price went up, instead of down, I could decline my option, and I would lose the $200.
 Short-Selling and Put options of stocks are definitely more advanced techniques and is not recommended for the beginning investor. If this interests you, you will want to get more education than this introduction has provided. I would not recommend shorting unless you are experienced in the market and have very strong reasons to believe a stock price is going to drop. A good book for further reading on this subject is “The Art of Short Selling” by Kathryn Staley.

Day Trading

Day Trading is not for the feint of heart. In order to be successful at this type of trading you need to have sharp wits and the ability to stay calm in situations that could make the average person very emotional. If your emotions play a big part of your mental makeup I would suggest avoiding day trading altogether.
For those who don’t know, day trading involves buying and selling stocks during an extremely short time frame, usually not holding them for more than a day, hence the name. To be successful you need to be able to read signs of impending moves in the market, jump in before the majority of people know what is moving and to jump out as the move begins to subside. It is similar to trying to ride a wave, you want to jump on just as the water is beginning to swell and jump off before the wave crashes. It takes nerves of steel and a sure hand to really make it as a day trader.
Most successful day traders have a section of the market that they become intimately familiar with. They probably don’t know the broad range of things going on, but in their area, they are bona fide experts. The ‘secret’ is working with stocks that have regular high volumes of trade (minimum 300,000 shares traded daily) so that lots of shares are trading hands on a regular basis. Situations like that mean that there can be large fluctuations in the price per share, and that is where the money can be made.
The formulas that are followed are usually very technically oriented and traders don’t have much interest in the long term value of any given stock. There is no interest in dividends or the health of the company, just what is going on right now and in the very near future. If a rumor is floating of a merge or a new technology that is usually enough to start a wave of interest in a company, and that will have day traders salivating.
In general day traders are dealing with a lot of currency. They are not small time operators, but usually have large amounts of money and are trading big blocks of stocks. Some of them deal with ‘penny stocks’ (stocks priced under $5 per share) but some also deal with higher priced stocks.
In any case, day traders understand (and wanna-be day traders need to understand) that the money used has to be money they can afford to lose. Occasionally, even for the most experienced day trader, deals can go south and pretty much the entire bankroll will be lost. This is where some people can get in trouble if they allow emotions to get too involved.
Another factor in day trading is having the discipline to know when to walk away. Kenny Rogers said, “you gotta know when to hold ‘em and know when to fold ‘em” and this applies to poker and to day trading. Discipline means having your strategy and not straying from it. Having a “feeling” and straying from your plan has cost many a man his livelihood.

Google+ Review

I can’t help myself. For those of you reading over the past few days, you’ll note that my posts have been firmly fixated upon Google+, and I’ve tried to immerse myself in it to work out what it means for us all in terms of Google’s move into the social media sphere. I promise, I’ll shut up about it for a while after this post.
From my initial playing with the service, if you couldn’t already guess – I’m largely excited by Google’s offering. Although I’m not generally a late adopter when it comes to web products, I did manage to avoid Facebook for some time before biting the bullet, Google+ however grabbed me from the get-go. Not least because I think it will play a massive part in their algorithm going forward. That said, some of the features that Google+ brings to the table have got me reinvigorated about the web as a social platform all over again – with the killer one front and centre to the service.
Privacy, and controlled curation of content.
Google have nailed it when they realised that Facebook’s weakness was privacy. If you get any internet savvy executive in a room and ask where their weakness is; privacy would be the obvious answer. Facebook have started life as a privacy disaster, and their various pivots to correct the problem have been sticky plaster implementations.
Consider how difficult and painful this is for users, compared to Google’s circles option. Whereas Facebook give users the below option via a popup window, but make you customise who receives what content on every post, Google have simplified this down to a single tag, available on every share of your stream.


Content control is centric to Google’s approach, and one that much more closely reflects everyday life. After all, you aren’t going to have the same conversations with your boss as you have with say your drinking buddies. Twitter had a go at solving this problem with lists, but again, the actual implementation largely let them down, I’ve listed many people, but can’t remember the last time I viewed a list to filter my stream. Circles allows a simplistic implementation of this that I think is going to help not only grow the usage of the service, but actually result in migrations away from other platforms.
Facebook recognised early on that implementing relationship status as part of  their social dataset was massively important in the adoption of the service.  It’s an optional setting, but one that a massive number of users openly share, making Facebook as important in the dating sector, as it is in the realms of social media, particularly for those Generation Y users that care about such simple things. Google again, have trumped them on the privacy concerns that such information creates as they allow custom sharing of this with particular circles.
One of the other benefits of this level of control is of course, the volume of the content that is produced. Whereas I personally have held back at what sort of content I have shared on Facebook for fear of offending, or alienating people – now the ability to create circles for the sort of content which I could only share with those who know the context together with my personality. It will actually lead to more information flowing throughout the network. With the ability to categorise people in circles defining what they mean to you; the content you share can be much more tailored and impactful when they see it as well, increasing the likelihood that they will actually engage with it.
The Android application is also impressive, with a focus on location based data ‘nearby’ I can easily see at a glance the sort of thing I ordinarily would have turned to Twitter for. It takes elements and strengths from each of these networks and has perfectly implemented them together. Huddles for example, have pretty much eradicated the need for me to ever send a text message again to my friends on Android platforms using Google+.
Hangouts, are going to be one the strongest advantages Google+ have over the competition in my opinion. Video is a fantastic way to interact with others, and with hangouts, I can see logging into Google+ to communicate with others both on a professional and personal level. I use Skype for these sorts of interactions currently, and with the multiple participants available for free, (Skype currently require a subscription for this) will find motivation to switch.
We haven’t seen any indication –  how they will play the game with regards to turning Google+ into a platform, with no announcements on an API, or developing on top of the social features, but you can bet your bottom dollar it will happen, and propel and encourage adoption with the service in the same way social gaming has made a difference with adoption at Facebook. The acquisition of Slide was a strategic one for Google, and no doubt we’ll see this come to life as it develops.
Can I see mass migration from younger users over to Google+?  Probably too early to say.  However, one thing worth mentioning in this review significantly lacking is critical mass. The staggered rollout whilst they try to make sure everything is perfect is somewhat limiting in terms of who I can invite and interact with. Right now, my stream is significantly quieter than both Facebook and Twitter and there’s a risk that the excitement and buzz around the product will rapidly fade if they don’t open up to other users quickly.
Here’s hoping that happens sooner rather than later, and the product has a chance to flourish, but right now, from first impressions I think they are onto a winner.
CNet have produced this pretty awesome video review of the Google+ service. Well worth a watch if you haven’t already managed to get into the service.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3VPHHeoUoQ&feature=player_embedded

Top 10 domains sellers

What Should You Look for In a Host?

What should you look for in a hosting company? What sets one option apart from another in terms of value to you, the client? While the needs of each individual or company will vary slightly, there are quite a few common concerns found across the board. You need to find a company that offers the most affordable solution possible, of course. However, you do not want to sacrifice performance, uptime or customer support for affordability. You need to ensure that the host you choose supports the operating system you use (Windows and Linux, typically), and you also need to ensure that the host offers the features that you need. For instance, you might want a host that provides you with unlimited subdomains, or you might require an unlimited number of email addresses. Choosing the right host should be based on the features provided, but you should not overpay for features that you do not need. For instance, if a host offers unlimited disk space for a premium price, but your website does not require an enormous amount of space (nor will it in the future), then there is no reason to pay for this extra.

Ensure You Get the Service You Deserve

Another essential ingredient of developing your web presence is the level of customer support provided by the host you choose. Ideally, you want the best possible support. The hosting company you choose should offer several ways to contact them when you need support - a toll-free telephone number, email and web chat features are the industry standards here. Without the right amount of support, you will find that you have to go it alone, which is not an option for all users. If you have a decent amount of skill working with websites, this might be a palatable option, but it is certainly not for everyone.

Ensuring Uptime and Reliability

Your choice of web host is an investment. Therefore, you need to make sure that you get the best possible return on that investment. While the tools and features provided by the host are part of this return, the uptime and reliability offered are also a huge concern. When your website is down, whether due to server problems, network problems or some other cause, you are losing revenue because your customers cannot reach your site. Therefore, you need to ensure that your web host offers the utmost in terms of uptime and reliable service. The industry standard here is 99.9% uptime, but you will find hosts that offer 99.99% and 100% uptime guarantees.

Dedicated, Shared or Cloud Hosting?

If you have spent any time at all looking into hosting services, you know that there are many different varieties out there. Shared hosting is usually the most affordable, though this is not usually the right choice for larger businesses. Dedicated hosting gives you all the resources in a server, but usually comes at a premium. Cloud hosting is a newer option available, which comes in somewhere between shared and dedicated in terms of pricing. You can also choose virtual private hosting and other options. You need to find the host that offers the right type of hosting for your needs.

GoDaddy:

GoDaddy is the biggest domain name registrar company. Literally a daddy of the domain name industry! They currently have almost 35,654,055 domain names under them, which makes them the most trusted place to buy domain names. Most successful pro-bloggers also register their domain names under GoDaddy. GoDaddy is founded by internet entrepreneur Bob Parsons.
Number of Domain Names Handled: 36,512,397
Market Share: 31.089%

Enom.com:

Enom has been listed among the fastest growing domain name registrars. They have the second largest number of domain names registered under them after GoDaddy.
Total Number of Domain Names Handled: 10,013,214
Market Share: 8.526%

TuCows:

Tucows is a wholesaler of domain names and other Internet services to ISPs and web hosting companies worldwide. They do not sell domain names directly to consumers. Tucows sells domains through their affiliate sites such as DomainDirect.
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Market Share: 6.641%

NetworkSolutions:

Network Solutions is the fourth largest ICANN accredited domain name registrar. They offer complete domain name related solutions.
Total Number of Domain Names Under Them: 6,337,441
Market Share: 5.396%

Schlund+Partner:

Schlund + Partner registers domain names for 1&1 Internet. They are a German internet company.  Schlund + Partner is the leading registrar in Europe with over 5 million registered domain names. Schlund + Partner is part of United Internet AG.
Total Number of Domain Names Under Them: 5,055,664
Market Share: 4.305%

MelbourneIT:

Melbourne IT can register domain names in many different name spaces including .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, .mobi, .us, .com.au, .net.au, .org.au, .id.au, .eu, .co.uk, .asia, .nz and many other spaces.
Total Number of Domain Names Under Them: 4,221,455
Market Share: 3.594%

Wild West Domains:

Wild West Domains was named Best Domain Reseller Opportunity by Hosting World Magazine. They also offer a great package for interested resellers.
Total Number of Domain Names Handled: 3,288,666
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Moniker:

Moniker is the eighth largest domain name registrar at the moment. Moniker can help you find the right domain name – even if it’s already registered. It is exremely trusted.They also provide a domain auctioning and domain brokerage feature, which is a novelty.
Total Number of Domain Names Handled: 2,829,052
Market Share: 2.409%

ResellerClub:

This is an Indian domain name registrar. They are very popular for their super-competitive pricing. This also allows re-sellers to rake in higher profits.
Total Number of Domain Names Handled: 2,567,849
Market Share: 2.186%

REGISTER:

This domain name registrar stands in the 10th position of the top 10 domain name registrar list. They have a strong 24/7 support system, although, the prices may not be very competitive.
Total Number of Domain Names Handled: 2,389,775
Market Share: 2.035%

And this is a personal favorite…

Namecheap:

Namecheap is a great place to buy domain names. They mantain good prices, 24/7 Live Support and a Free WhoIsGuard for the first year on all new domain registrations.
[ Related Post: How To Buy A Cheap Domain Name? ]
Hope you find this post useful in finding a good domain name seller. The list among is featuring the top domain registrars that are currently there. And most of the names above accept payment via Paypal, so you can pay safely without hassles. If you have any other suggestions, let me know below.

MAKE SOME EXTRA$$$$ EASILY,FREE AND LEGIT Cashle.com(Points2shop)

Note: If you're not from US/CA/UK, this website is not for you.





If you want to get started right away, before reading my long, probably boring explanation of this website, here's my referral link:http://www.cashle.com/?ref=Sirdavids

Non-Referral Link is at the bottom of this post.

Anyways~
First off, to clear any confusion.
Points2Shop and Cashle are the SAME WEBSITE.
If you make an account on Points2Shop, your account can be used on Cashle as well.
Your stats, settings, profile, EVERYTHING, is shared.
The shoutbox is the same on both websites.
The forum is the same on both websites.
99% of the layout is the same on both websites.
The difference? You must switch between them to switch between earning Points and Cash. [There's a "Switch Platform" button at the top-left.]

What is Points2Shop/Cashle?
It's a GPT Website where you can either earn POINTS, to spend on ANYTHING you can find on Amazon.com, or to earn CASH, which you can withdraw in many different ways.
You earn Points/Cash by doing Offers.
If you've ever been to an Offer-based GPT website, you know how this works.
If you don't, the website and the forums have PLENTY of tips on how to get your offers to credit, and how to make the most out of things.

Is there a sign up bonus?
Yes, yes there is!
If you sign up under a Points2Shop link, you get 250 Points free. [Worth $2.50 on Amazon.com]
If you sign up under a Cashle link, you get $0.50 [50 Cents] in Cash, free.

[Cashle] What's the minimum cashout?
You must be Bronze Honour Level to receive Cash. [Check Honour Levels section of this guide!]
There are many different ways to withdraw funds from Cashle.
Each method has a different minimum. Here's a list:
Paypal: $1 Minimum
AlertPay: $1 Minimum
Liberty Reserve: No Minimum!
E-Gold: No Minimum!
Check: $5.50 Minimum - There is a $0.50 [50 Cents] fee for withdrawing via Check.
Gift Card [Amazon/Gamestop/Target/Best Buy]: $10 Minimum
Gift Card [Futureshop]: $30 Minimum
Gift Card [Go Daddy]: $5 Minimum

[Cashle] How long does it take to receive payment?
For me, it took about a day with PayPal. Once you hit Gold Honour Level, you get instant payments. I'm not sure about the delays on other methods.

[Points2Shop] What can I buy with Points?
You can buy ANYTHING that you can find on Amazon.com!
There are also a few, cheap things you can buy from Points2Shop.
Look at "Non-Amazon Rewards".
The most popular, is for 100 Points, they'll mail you One Dollar.
This is mostly to prove to you that the website is REAL, and to verify your account.

What else can you do on this website?
Other than doing offers, you have a few other options to earn Points/Cash:
*Play Games - Win or Lose Points by playing against other users!
*Compete in Contests - Team Competitions and Monthly Competitions give you chances to earn!
*Refer New Users - Earn a portion of what your referrals earn, and earn when they sign up!
*Play in the Lottery - Completing offers gives you a chance to earn a Lottery Ticket!
*Play in the Sweepstakes - Completing offers give you a chance to earn an entry to the monthly Sweepstakes!

How much do you earn from Referrals?
When a referral signs up and confirms their e-mail, you earn a certain amount.
This amount changes depending on how active your referrals are. Starts out at $0.25 [25 Cents].

When a referral does their first offer, and gets credited for it, you earn $0.50 [50 Cents].
This number does not change, it will always be $0.50 for each new referral that completes their first offer.

You will also earn...
15% of your Referrals Earnings
3% of what THEIR referrals earn [2nd Level]
AND 2% of what your referral's referral's referrals earn. [3rd Level]

Please sign up under my referral link, it's much appreciated!

What are Honour Levels?
Honour Levels determine what you can and can't do, as well as show others how long you've been around and whatnot.
Here are all of the Honour Levels and a little bit about them:
*New - Every user starts here.
*Bronze - Allows you to withdraw Cash Earnings. You must verify your address to become Bronze. You can do this by paying 100 Points for the "One Dollar" prize, or save for something you want.
*Silver - Allows you to do "Manual" offers, challenge people to games, and label offers.
*Gold - PayPal payments become INSTANT! "Delayed Payment" offers approve immediately. More offers. Able to Donate Points to other Gold/Platinum users. Able to delete messages in the Shoutbox.
*Platinum - Receives a 250 Points Bonus on achieving. Your username becomes Green in the Shoutbox.
*Elite - Receives a 250 Points Bonus on achieving. Your username becomes Black in the Shoutbox.

Go to My Account > Honour Levels for more information on how to achieve them.

Do you have any tips?
Here's a few simple ones. [Some were already outlined elsewhere in the guide.]

*Always use Cashle. Even if you are most likely going to use Points to buy things, do offers on Cashle instead.
Why? You can ALWAYS turn Cash into Points, but not vice-versa.
If you end up wanting to withdraw Cash, instead of spending points, you'll have it there!
And if you end up needing the Points, you can instantly transfer them over from your Cash.
Not all offers will award Cash, though, so you'll probably be earning both.
[You can switch to the Cashle Platform at the top-left of the website.]

*Need to Verify your Address to become Bronze?
There are plenty of rewards on the "Non-Amazon Reward" page.
These are all cheap, have no shipping fees, and can be bought with the 250 Points you got if you signed up via Points2Shop.
You'll be verified in no time! [Unless your address is fake, of course.]
Or you can do what I did, and save up to something that you actually WANT that is cheap.

*Use Firefox. Clear your cookies before every offer.
Firefox has the best approval rate for offers.
To clear your cookies, go to Tools > Clear Recent History.
Make sure you have the details out, and Cookies is checked.
After doing so, you have to log back in to the website. [Since you cleared the cookie.]
THEN, proceed to do an offer, now that your cookies are fresh.
I usually clear my cookies a few minutes AFTER completing an offer as well, if it doesn't credit right away. [I proceed to log in again after.]

*If you need some easy offers to do, try EverSave.
You can find EverSave offers by going to the main offer list, and searching for "EverSave", or "[ES]".
Here's a simple guide:
Clear your cookies.
Search for an EverSave offer and start it.
MOST EverSave offers [non-quiz ones] ask for an e-mail.
You must use a DIFFERENT E-MAIL each time, or you probably won't get credit for the offer.
Input your e-mail and continue.
The next page will ask for personal information. Put this information in, and continue.
From here, you can skip every page. Just keep hitting Skip. [Make sure to let each page load fully, just in-case.]
After you've reached the end [Pay attention], you can close the window/tab, go back to where you started the offer, and click "Mark as Complete".
You'll get a Spin2Win reward, and hopefully get credit for the offer in a few minutes if you've completed this correctly!

*DO NOT DO DOWNLOAD OFFERS.
99% of the time, you will gain some sort of malware.
They usually aren't too terrible, mostly just pop-ups and advertisement spam, but nobody wants that.
If you want to be safe from this, but still be able to do download offers, use a program like Sandboxie.
SANDBOXIE IS APPROVED BY THIS WEBSITE, AND IS ALLOWED.

*Become my referral!
I am willing to provide any tips, advice, or answers to questions if you become my referral.
Simply message me ON CASHLE/POINTS2SHOP with your question!
My name there is the same as here,Nailo
If you are NOT my referral and you PM me asking for help, I will ignore it.

Now then!
Thank you for reading!
Here is my referral link:
Cashle: http://www.cashle.com/?ref=Sirdavids
Points2Shop: http://www.points2shop.com/?ref=Sirdavids

Non-Referral Links:
Cashle: http://www.cashle.com
Points2Shop: http://www.points2shop.com
Remember, I will only provide support to those that are referred under me, as a thank you for your support!

I'd prefer if most questions went to my Cashle/Points2Shop Inbox.
But, if you must, you can ask simple questions here in this topic.
Any comments are welcome in the topic too, and some things may be added to the guide.

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Note: If you're not from US/CA/UK, this website is not for you.

MY VID EXPLAINING A LITTLE BIT MORE ABOUT THIS WEBSITE



If you want to get started right away, before reading my long, probably boring explanation of this website, here's my referral link:http://www.cashle.com/?ref=Sirdavids

Non-Referral Link is at the bottom of this post.

Anyways~
First off, to clear any confusion.
Points2Shop and Cashle are the SAME WEBSITE.
If you make an account on Points2Shop, your account can be used on Cashle as well.
Your stats, settings, profile, EVERYTHING, is shared.
The shoutbox is the same on both websites.
The forum is the same on both websites.
99% of the layout is the same on both websites.
The difference? You must switch between them to switch between earning Points and Cash. [There's a "Switch Platform" button at the top-left.]

What is Points2Shop/Cashle?
It's a GPT Website where you can either earn POINTS, to spend on ANYTHING you can find on Amazon.com, or to earn CASH, which you can withdraw in many different ways.
You earn Points/Cash by doing Offers.
If you've ever been to an Offer-based GPT website, you know how this works.
If you don't, the website and the forums have PLENTY of tips on how to get your offers to credit, and how to make the most out of things.

Is there a sign up bonus?
Yes, yes there is!
If you sign up under a Points2Shop link, you get 250 Points free. [Worth $2.50 on Amazon.com]
If you sign up under a Cashle link, you get $0.50 [50 Cents] in Cash, free.

[Cashle] What's the minimum cashout?
You must be Bronze Honour Level to receive Cash. [Check Honour Levels section of this guide!]
There are many different ways to withdraw funds from Cashle.
Each method has a different minimum. Here's a list:
Paypal: $1 Minimum
AlertPay: $1 Minimum
Liberty Reserve: No Minimum!
E-Gold: No Minimum!
Check: $5.50 Minimum - There is a $0.50 [50 Cents] fee for withdrawing via Check.
Gift Card [Amazon/Gamestop/Target/Best Buy]: $10 Minimum
Gift Card [Futureshop]: $30 Minimum
Gift Card [Go Daddy]: $5 Minimum

[Cashle] How long does it take to receive payment?
For me, it took about a day with PayPal. Once you hit Gold Honour Level, you get instant payments. I'm not sure about the delays on other methods.

[Points2Shop] What can I buy with Points?
You can buy ANYTHING that you can find on Amazon.com!
There are also a few, cheap things you can buy from Points2Shop.
Look at "Non-Amazon Rewards".
The most popular, is for 100 Points, they'll mail you One Dollar.
This is mostly to prove to you that the website is REAL, and to verify your account.

What else can you do on this website?
Other than doing offers, you have a few other options to earn Points/Cash:
*Play Games - Win or Lose Points by playing against other users!
*Compete in Contests - Team Competitions and Monthly Competitions give you chances to earn!
*Refer New Users - Earn a portion of what your referrals earn, and earn when they sign up!
*Play in the Lottery - Completing offers gives you a chance to earn a Lottery Ticket!
*Play in the Sweepstakes - Completing offers give you a chance to earn an entry to the monthly Sweepstakes!

How much do you earn from Referrals?
When a referral signs up and confirms their e-mail, you earn a certain amount.
This amount changes depending on how active your referrals are. Starts out at $0.25 [25 Cents].

When a referral does their first offer, and gets credited for it, you earn $0.50 [50 Cents].
This number does not change, it will always be $0.50 for each new referral that completes their first offer.

You will also earn...
15% of your Referrals Earnings
3% of what THEIR referrals earn [2nd Level]
AND 2% of what your referral's referral's referrals earn. [3rd Level]

Please sign up under my referral link, it's much appreciated!

What are Honour Levels?
Honour Levels determine what you can and can't do, as well as show others how long you've been around and whatnot.
Here are all of the Honour Levels and a little bit about them:
*New - Every user starts here.
*Bronze - Allows you to withdraw Cash Earnings. You must verify your address to become Bronze. You can do this by paying 100 Points for the "One Dollar" prize, or save for something you want.
*Silver - Allows you to do "Manual" offers, challenge people to games, and label offers.
*Gold - PayPal payments become INSTANT! "Delayed Payment" offers approve immediately. More offers. Able to Donate Points to other Gold/Platinum users. Able to delete messages in the Shoutbox.
*Platinum - Receives a 250 Points Bonus on achieving. Your username becomes Green in the Shoutbox.
*Elite - Receives a 250 Points Bonus on achieving. Your username becomes Black in the Shoutbox.

Go to My Account > Honour Levels for more information on how to achieve them.

Do you have any tips?
Here's a few simple ones. [Some were already outlined elsewhere in the guide.]

*Always use Cashle. Even if you are most likely going to use Points to buy things, do offers on Cashle instead.
Why? You can ALWAYS turn Cash into Points, but not vice-versa.
If you end up wanting to withdraw Cash, instead of spending points, you'll have it there!
And if you end up needing the Points, you can instantly transfer them over from your Cash.
Not all offers will award Cash, though, so you'll probably be earning both.
[You can switch to the Cashle Platform at the top-left of the website.]

*Need to Verify your Address to become Bronze?
There are plenty of rewards on the "Non-Amazon Reward" page.
These are all cheap, have no shipping fees, and can be bought with the 250 Points you got if you signed up via Points2Shop.
You'll be verified in no time! [Unless your address is fake, of course.]
Or you can do what I did, and save up to something that you actually WANT that is cheap.

*Use Firefox. Clear your cookies before every offer.
Firefox has the best approval rate for offers.
To clear your cookies, go to Tools > Clear Recent History.
Make sure you have the details out, and Cookies is checked.
After doing so, you have to log back in to the website. [Since you cleared the cookie.]
THEN, proceed to do an offer, now that your cookies are fresh.
I usually clear my cookies a few minutes AFTER completing an offer as well, if it doesn't credit right away. [I proceed to log in again after.]

*If you need some easy offers to do, try EverSave.
You can find EverSave offers by going to the main offer list, and searching for "EverSave", or "[ES]".
Here's a simple guide:
Clear your cookies.
Search for an EverSave offer and start it.
MOST EverSave offers [non-quiz ones] ask for an e-mail.
You must use a DIFFERENT E-MAIL each time, or you probably won't get credit for the offer.
Input your e-mail and continue.
The next page will ask for personal information. Put this information in, and continue.
From here, you can skip every page. Just keep hitting Skip. [Make sure to let each page load fully, just in-case.]
After you've reached the end [Pay attention], you can close the window/tab, go back to where you started the offer, and click "Mark as Complete".
You'll get a Spin2Win reward, and hopefully get credit for the offer in a few minutes if you've completed this correctly!

*DO NOT DO DOWNLOAD OFFERS.
99% of the time, you will gain some sort of malware.
They usually aren't too terrible, mostly just pop-ups and advertisement spam, but nobody wants that.
If you want to be safe from this, but still be able to do download offers, use a program like Sandboxie.
SANDBOXIE IS APPROVED BY THIS WEBSITE, AND IS ALLOWED.

*Become my referral!
I am willing to provide any tips, advice, or answers to questions if you become my referral.
Simply message me ON CASHLE/POINTS2SHOP with your question!
My name there is the same as here,Nailo
If you are NOT my referral and you PM me asking for help, I will ignore it.

Now then!
Thank you for reading!
Here is my referral link:
Cashle: http://www.cashle.com/?ref=Sirdavids
Points2Shop: http://www.points2shop.com/?ref=Sirdavids

Non-Referral Links:
Cashle: http://www.cashle.com
Points2Shop: http://www.points2shop.com
Remember, I will only provide support to those that are referred under me, as a thank you for your support!

I'd prefer if most questions went to my Cashle/Points2Shop Inbox.
But, if you must, you can ask simple questions here in this topic.
Any comments are welcome in the topic too, and some things may be added to the guide.

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