Make Money Online thru MoneyGuru

My curiousity was picqued when a friend shared moneyguru in one of the FB Messenger group that I belonged to.

Having been spammed with sign-up links for so long, I would usually dismiss and disregard this kind of sharing. However, the friend who shared Moneyguru is not the online marketer type.

So, I clicked the link and became nostalgic about the time where I was into blogging and trying to make money online. I was led back to my very first blog, my first ever digital space. Here at Neblot. 

In moneyguru, there's a sign up bonus of 10$. But you need to earn 100$ to be able to cash out via paypal. You earn thru referrals, tasks like trying out game apps, posting on social media sites and answering surveys. I am now at 26$.

Hopefully, MoneyGuru is a legit make money online program. I will keep you posted on my progress. 

P.S. Feels to good. to be back home. 

😍😍😍

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Farewell and Thank You Goo.gl

Aw, Snap! Google will be discontinuing its own URL Shortener, Goo.gl,  after March 30, 2019.

I know it's a bit late. But it is only now that I found out. I was able to create a blog post and wanting to shorten its URL.

See the complete announcement here.

Farewell and Thank you Goo.gl.

Image credit: Here

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DISABLED iPhone, RESTORATION and Lessons

For some reasons, my wife's iPhone and the Passcode that she uses did not work anymore, leading to a DISABLED iPhone.

With the aid of Google and Youtube, I tried my best techie effort to try to restore her iPhone without losing any data. My feeble attempt worked to no avail and just deprived me of precious sleeping hours.

A trip to the nearest PowerMac by my wife proved to be just time wasted as paperworks were required to prove ownership prior to restoration. PowerMac staff said that data may still be lost upon restoration procedures.

My bestfriend ACE, is a techie guy and well-versed in Apple stuff but needs to attend to his wife who was admitted to hospital. 

His advice is just to try restoration that will lose all data, much like re-formatting a hard drive. Anyway, that will be the procedure that PowerMac will most likely do. And then retrieve whatever data saved on the iCloud.

So, for the better part of this Sunday, I tried to restore wife's iPhone with ACE's technical support over phone calls.

I downloaded iPhone firmware that took about 3 hours. Then tried the restoration. It turned out I need to press the shift key before clicking the RESTORE button in iTunes. Then, find the downloaded iPhone firmware for the restoration to proceed properly.

I thought thats the end of it, but no. 

The iPhone could not be restored because the disk I was attempting to use is full.

Can you believe that? Apple requires larger free storage capacity to be able to restore an iPhone. I needed to clear around 5 Gb out of my laptop's hard disk. Tsk. Tsk.

And there, finally, my wife's iPhone was restored to its factory setting.

Some important lessons to iPhone users:

1. Never ever forget your passcode.

2. Do not put your iPhone beside you when you sleep. You might inadvertently press it repeatedly, leading to it being disabled.

3. Always back-up your iPhone via iTunes. iCloud's storage capacity is limited.

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