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got a voucher that’s expiring soon?

admin — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 04:13:35 +0000

Do you have any vouchers or coupons that will be expiring soon? Better use it fast. If you wait till it’s too close to the date, you’ll find yourself shopping out of desperation like I did last weekend.

It was the craziest 2 hours I ever spent hunting up and down for ways to use up that voucher . Finally I got myself a new handbag which I don’t even like very much. See, that’s what happens if you procrastinate, haha.

free online equestrian community

admin — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 06:45:11 +0000

Earlier this year, the kids and I were at a family event at the equestrian club. Living in the city, we rarely have an opportunity to see horses so it was a real treat for the kids to go on a horse buggy ride.

Do you love horses too and want to be a part of an online community of horse enthusiasts? On Barn Culture, you can sign up for free to connect with others who are fans of these beautiful creatures.

In fact, there’s lots of fun stuff you can do on Barn Culture. You can chat, trade stories and form interest groups around your equine experiences.

You can also join to promote your horse-related event or product. And even if you’re a non-profit organization, I’m sure the folks over at this friendly community would be glad to have you around. Go check it out.

drive free web traffic to your site now

admin — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 14:54:22 +0000

I’ve just found out about an interesting site that’s offering free web traffic to websites for a limited time. Interesting site with an interesting name, I might add.

It’s called Fechr and they’ll feature your site on theirs for 24 hours, driving tons of free traffic to your site. Free web traffic? Now that sure got my attention. I’m going to go give it a shot.

If you’re a webmaster or a blogger, you might wanna do the same. Go on, get over there and see what the hoo-haa is about.

only one card?

admin — Sun, 08 Apr 2007 16:48:12 +0000

I think I was one of the first few people toÂ sign up forÂ 1Utama’s OneCardÂ when it first launched.Â Wasn’t sure what the privileges were, except what little it said on the signup form, but it sounded likeÂ a good idea.

It lets youÂ collect points when you shop at certain stores at 1Utama. The card is still very new. Not many storesÂ are on the programÂ yet. These are the onesÂ with the red card imprint on the front of their stores. I’m toldÂ the point collection systems are still being installed at participating stores so I reckonÂ it’ll be a while before you can reap its full benefits.

The card also doubles up as aÂ parking card that you can use to pay for your parking via points accumulated in your card or by purchasing credits.

If you’re a regular at 1Utama, it’s probably worth your while signing up.Â It’s free so you’ve gotÂ nothing to lose. But so far, I haven’tÂ accumulated any points yetÂ despite the stores telling me they’ve inserted my points. I checked my card at the parking ticket machine and it shows a big fat zero.