Had a brainstorm. It's a resource network for cyberbeggars...
Here's how it works...Corporations and cash-flush individuals, are encouraged to 'sponsor a cyberbeggar.'
This is similar to sponsoring a child in a foreign country, except this is better. One productive life saved can contribute immensely to the well-being of everyone, including cyberbeggars, who are thought of as despicable.
The site would be called www.cyberbeggars.ontheweb.com I like to use FREE URL redirects, you get to make your point without actually buying a domain name, and it's traffic and advertising for them, so everybody wins.

If anyone reading this has ideas, or can contribute to helping me get the site up, please email me... wilpro@lvcm.com .

Thanks...

Will keep you posted.


P.S. Take a look at my main site, www.allwirelessmedia.com , there are a number of worthwhile causes near the bottom of the page. Please donate your clicks ... or cash if you can spare it!

  ¶ 8:16 PM

  I had some problems getting back into this, but resolved now.
Have been festering the past several days over all the false claims and promises.
Guy called me up the other day talking about how I could be making $5000 by next week.
But I had to be "teachable." What do these people mean by "teachable?" What I think it means is just not having your own mind, and doing eveything someone says. Not for me. Must have responded to one of my ads asking for legitimate work.

Where is the legitimate work out there?

If anyone knows, email me. wilpro@lvcm.com

I'll put it in here. Thanks....  ¶ 5:00 PM

  This is the first in my attempts to explore and support, for myself and others, two new phenomenon on the Internet:
Blogs, and CyberBegging.

My interest in Blogs was inspired by the book by the book Genius Strategies for Instant Web Content (sorry, can't recall name at the moment, but will put it in here later).

My interest in CyberBegging was kicked off by a series of radio interviews of Karyn of SaveKaryn.com , a young lady who asked for $20,000 to settle past credit card debt, on the Tom Leykis Show ( http://www.blowmeuptom.com ) .

My own attempts at cyberbegging may be found at http://www.savejim.ontheweb.com

I also try to garner clicks for charitable organizations which fight hunger, breast cancer, animal abuse and the like at www.havanamoonlinks.ontheweb.com If you are so inclined, please go there and click on all the causes you feel drawn toward.







  ¶ 9:35 AM