Who wants to be a millionaire???

Maybe for the first time in PTC industry, ClixSense now offers referral scheme that goes 8 levels deep that means only your 5 referral can earn you as much as $488,285.00 without clicking a single ad. All that comes at a cost of a mere $10 or 480 Rupees (membership fee for 1 year) for premium members and $0 for free members. The payment has to be made through Google Checkout, so its secure, easy, and can be done in any currency across the globe

Here is how it works:  ClixSense has extended its free affiliate program to 8 levels of referrals commissions for Premium members! So, your goal should be referring just 5 of your friends to ClixSense who upgrade their account status to Premium level memberships ($10 or 480 Rupees for a year). If you refer 5 of your friends who each do the same, you can earn up to $488,185.00 or  23,432,880 Rupees in ClixSense commissions!  That means you can become a millionaire or crorepati in 1 month and that too with an investment of $10 or Rupees 480 only.
Wow!

Over $488,000 in commissions doing what I already do anyway?

Yes! And that’s not all… You still get paid for each ad you click! And remember, if you’re a Premium ClixSense member, then you get paid for each ad clicked by Premium members in your downline!


ClixSense pays 90% of Premium upgrade costs back to its members! The other 10% pays the fees to process the transaction to ClixSense! That’s unheard of in this industry!

© 2010 Ranjan Kumar

"Jai Ho" is now a globally accepted English slogan

The two-word slogan which made Slumdog Millionaire sweeping the world over their feet, taking the Oscar and Kannes by storm, and even contributed in a big way to UPA's thumping victory this election might be the new word in the English vocabulary. The millionth new word waiting to mark its entry in the English language in Stratford-upon-Avon (UK), the hometown of the greatest playwright William Shakespeare, will be chosen from the five 'alcopops' (sugary drinks), 'green-washing' (rebranding a product as eco-friendly) and 'octomom' (the mother of octuplets), are two Hinglish heavyweights: 'Jai Ho!' (translated as 'it is accomplished') and 'cuddies' (from 'chaddi', underwear) by The Global Language Monitor, 'the newspaper of global English' in Austin, Texas.

Though the two-word slogan has been in existance for centuries, it only came into limelight after Gulzaar Saab penned the lyrics for Slumdog Millionaire and the music maestro A R Rehmaan created the tunes that transended all boundaries and made "Jai Ho" a global phenomenon.

This will be a great feeling for every Indians to see "Jai Ho" in the English dictionary. Though this is not definitely the first Hindi word to be included in English dictionary, jungle, yoga, swastika, sari, sati, pundit, dharma, guru, this might be the first typical hindi slogan to be properly included in English lexicon.

So, "Jai Ho" Gulzaar, Rehmaan, and the entire Slumdog Millionaire team for making it such a household slogan globally and what next, maybe "Chak De" or "parvaille" or "abey gadhey" or "kutte kaminey" or "maal" or other takiya kalaam that people in India uses so frequently.

© 2009 Ranjan Kumar