guys,

i have the programme called score A which is supported by gov for education purpose. its something like smart learning for kids who are preparing for UPSR,PMR or SPM (soon to be launched)


www.kenshido.com/ (our office n team)

www.arreducation.blogspot.com/ (my upline)

www.scorea.com/eng/index.cfm (our product)


details:

RM 596 per portal consist of 2 cards
-learning through web with comprehensive sylibus by MOE

suitable from standard 1 to Form 3

-all subjects included
-more than 300,000 question n answers
-cheaper if compare with tuition concept
-parent can monitor the progress 24 hours
-valid for 6 mths after activate
-only pay rm198 for 3 mths activation after that

p/s also if you would like to earn extra cash u can join as a distributor.

so kindly contact me if u are interested and want to know more about this programme. john- 012-3092779 call or sms

wah bro john i think u should know at sell sell sell topic must follow the sell guide wo.... n tis is ur own business ??

nolaa.. own business..hahah part time selling it only..dunno where to poast..hehhethat why i put non car related..if admin finds it no go..kindly delete it..thanks

oo maybe u can post on Miscellaneous...

wow..thanks mr admin.. now its in a safe place..
so who ever thinks to earn more , try to keep in touch with me..will try to help u out..

more reason to join us:

Go into direct-selling, Murugiah urges jobless


SUBANG JAYA: Those who are retrenched should look for alternative sources of income.

Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Senator T. Murugiah said that the alternative options included multi-level marketing products.

He said it was during an economic slowdown that people should try their hands on new ventures to survive.

“People do not see it but it is a profession where the longer it is, the more you will earn,” he said after launching K-Link, a multi-level marketing company recognition award at Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre yesterday.

He was asked to comment on news reports that from January until now, about 28,000 have lost jobs, with an average of 2,000 to 3,000 workers laid off a month.

Some businesses are reported to have cancelled contracts and reduced demand, while factories and employers are cutting down on expenditure. He said he had received a call that 3,000 people have lost their jobs in a factory in Ipoh yesterday.

“With a small capital, those who lost their jobs could start a business in direct-selling,” he said.

as per thestar [NATION 15-Dec-2008]