8 has long been regarded as the luckiest number in Chinese culture. With pronunciation of 'Ba' in Chinese, no. 8 sounds similar to the word 'Fa', which means to make a fortune. It contains meanings of prosperity, success and high social status too, so all business men favor it very much. Somewhere in China, there's a man who owns a Cellphone Number which have 5 consecutive number 8 on it. Imagine how lucky that Cellphone number is for the Chinese people. So, if so happen that you're a Chinese holding this Cellphone number, don't do anything criminal in nature, or if you do, try not to get caught. 8 in Mandarin is 'Ba' which means 'Prosper' The phone number was among the assets seized from a defendant who had failed to comply with a court order, a local news outlet said. The identities of the buyer and the defendant were not disclosed, nor were details about why the defendant was in court. Yeah, mysteriously as it is, that's all we've

You’re looking for an opportunity to have additional profit as you find your day job inadequate for your daily life ;-) Having your own business is quite good and will provide you ample amount of money if you do this right. However, the risk is quite large. Then why not give Coinsph a try ;-) You can register an account here ;-) Coins.ph provides person-to-person wallet transfers, bill payments, mobile top-ups, online shopping, and remittance services. Its cash delivery network covers tens of thousands of banks, pawnshops, payment outlets, and door-to-door delivery across the region. Imagine, just having a Coinsph account will give you access to Money Transfer business, Loading Business and Bills Payment Business all in one. Coins.ph is a financial services platform founded in 2014 by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Ron Hose and Runar Petursson in Metro Manila, Philippines. As a service running on blockchain technology, Coins.ph uses digital currency as a low cost gatew

Past 2 AM and I’ve got nothing to do but surf the net trying to look for something to buy online for myself. I've browsed from mountain bikes to bench presses; aquarium fishes to shrimps; and SD cards to flash drives. An hour had past and nothing caught my attention. It's been a long time since I've used the internet to buy something, and during those times, there were a lot of things to choose from, a lot of online sellers are trying to sell goods from the net, well maybe nowadays, they're not that "many" anymore. I've never tried to look somewhere else besides OLX and Lazada, I have no knowledge if there's more sites of the same kind out there, until I came across with MyBenta. Upon browsing from MyBenta site, I've read something that really caught my attention, and I think you really need to know about this. It was written by no other than MyBenta founder Emmanuel Rey Mariano. What makes it more interesting are the comments from online se

Everytime the Christmas Season approaches, or say even before the New Year explodes, people are wondering what could be the best gift you'll ever have or received. Gadgets are the most appealing material thing you can get this season, and the best gift to partner it with, is an app or a game ;-) Maine “Yaya Dub” Mendoza and Alden Richards aka AlDub have a great treat for the Aldub Nation. AlDub fans received another Christmas treat from their favorite television pairing. As the official mobile game inspired by noontime show Eat Bulaga’s Kalyeserye has recently been released for Android devices. According to Jenny Ferre, senior vice president of Tape, “Fans fantasize about Alden and Yaya Dub. Now you can be Alden... through the mobile game.” Tape, a company owned by the Tuviera family, is the producer of Eat Bulaga as well as other television programs. Eat Bulaga is the longest noontime show in the Philippines, and probably the world. 36 years and still counting!

I remember when I was 7, though I'm not familiar with having crushes, I admire almost all of my school mates. I'm shy to admit though, especially those who I talked to on a daily basis. I tried to write them letters, I even remember myself vandalizing the comfort rooms to express my hidden feelings! Sad to say, I didn't have enough courage to even look them in the eye, it's a sad, regrettable and humiliating story really! Good for you, this post is not about that =) As time goes by, the ways on how to express our feelings goes with the advancement of technology. I remember my classmates all having pagers always carried on their pockets. Messages came like selling pancakes! We amuse ourselves calling almost all radio stations just to send one, then laugh ourselves out loud when we receive our own! (Pretending that we didn't sent it ourselves) Then came the cellphone era! At first, we consider those as luxury gadget as prices are not that budget friendly! Really,