Comments on: Do You Need a Job To Make Money?

By: Philly

Philly — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:57:30 +0000

Meaning? Jest for the record, I usually just delete one word comments and those submitted by people whose “name” is just a bunch of keywords that they are trying to rank for. But you’re welcome to participate if you want to add something concrete to the situation. For example, the website you signed on with:
http://filipinovirtualassistants.com/
looks interesting and promisiong. Why don’t more of us here in the Philippin4es know about it? I’ve been advocating and writing about efforts like this for years to try to end the tragedy government sponsored OFW people export schemes that damage families and export the country’s true wealth … people. Care to tell us something more about that?

By: Olen Huebert

Olen Huebert — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 08:43:43 +0000

Gifted

By: Philly

Philly — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 03:32:44 +0000

@Larry: Hi Larry, thanks for reading and for your comment.

Indeed that is the point of why I highlighted this review. Both Filipino and foreigners sit here in the Philippines thinking there is no way to earn a living in the Philippines, while Chinese who do not think of themselves as ’second class’ are using the Internet for what it is useful for … making money long-distance.

For those clinging to the “Internet cafe” dream or wanting work as a second-class foreigner in a third-world job, read that review with a critical eye and think about how much better you can do it … from the Philippines. The obstacles are all in your mind.

It’s better work than cleaning toilets for some rich Saudi, that’s for sure.

By: Larry

Larry — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 03:17:49 +0000

There are some virtual assistant service provider in Philippines as well, just like BPOVIA in China. Philippines virtual assistant service provider may have better languages skills. China virtual assistant service providers also have competitive edge.