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TypingMaster Typing Test 6.3Send this to a friend Send TypingMaster Typing Test to a friend License Free (39 votes) LimitationsNo limitations Downloads 1,235,622 RequirementsWindows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server TypingMaster File size1.64MB Date added November 14, 2005 Out of 39 votes1 - 5 of 18 Networks is not responsible for the content of these . AWESOME TYPING TOOL !!!16-Oct-2006 07:38:40 PM Reviewer: SaintlyMic Pros: This is an awesome typing tool!!! I just might buy the pro edition. This program is well worth adding to your collection! SaintlyMic Was this review helpful? 2 of 2 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review A Very enjoyable typing tutor18-Jul-2006 01:38:49 AM Reviewer: A-Khoo Pros: Nice set of enjoyable typing games and tests (I like the cloud game). Very small download; no limitations although it installs as a demo. A very clear interface makes it ideal for young people (although it is also good for people of all ages). It gives good detail of typing ability and wood typing speed as well. As it works on OS Win 98 to XP, it is able to be run on almost all computers. An ideal download!!! Was this review helpful? 4 of 4 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review Cool typing tutor22-Dec-2005 04:29:01 PM Reviewer: ComputerJy Pros: It has an intelligent rating system, gives you advices of how to increase typing speed according to your current speed Was this review helpful? 9 of 11 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review OK26-May-2006 03:27:44 AM Reviewer: prateek003 Pros: this is just one more of those typing classes product.don`t download it unless you really want it Was this review helpful? 3 of 5 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review It`s a great product03-Apr-2006 09:51:18 AM Reviewer: taylormade196613 Pros: it`s very useful,It has given me a chance to show my abilities where i thought I didn`t have a cahnce Was this review helpful? 2 of 2 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review Tips to Avoid Internet Scams - By John LynchThis article may be freely reproduced provided it is unaltered and the resource box at the end is included. 4 Tips to Avoid Internet Scams If you are new to the internet you will come across numerous programs offering promises of riches. You may know about people who have become rich on the Net but you have also heard about the scams. How do you distinquish between the genuine and the con men? Here are a few points to keep in mind when assessing any opportunity. 1 ) How do you recognise a Scam? Usually a scam offers a lot of money in a short space of time for a small fee. You must must pay something to make hundreds of thousands. The job that you will be offered will be easy, not requiring any previous internet experience and it will require a maximum of only two hours work a day. You will be given descriptions of the glamorous lifestyle you will lead in a short time. Exotic foreign holidays will be yours , and expensive cars, a bigger house, and a permanent end to the hated day job. This income will be achieved usually through recruiting other unsuspecting people into the program as your sub- affiliates , who will generate passive income for you. 2) Are there any genuine Internet jobs? Nobody wants an employee by their computer in another part of the world performing routine tasks such as placing advertisements, typing etc. when you can get someone who is local just as offline businesses do. Genuine jobs can be applied for on the internet in the usual way through filling out application forms, sending off c.v.`s/resumes. These jobs are usually offline. 3) What can you do if you are scammed? Usually nothing. Scammers are clever. They demand fees which are not big - usually less than $100. In this way they do not attract the attention of the Police who have more urgent crimes to deal with. However, bigger scams are stopped by the Police when large sums of money are involved. 4) What can you do to avoid Internet Scams? Be careful. Anyone can have a website under a false name and false postal address. Anybody can start an internet business for a short time and swindle money. Then disappear only to open up again under another name on another website. What characterises a genuine website? A genuine website does not offer money for nothing. It has a clear contact address There are products or services for sale. A useful site to visit if you have suspicions about any opportunity is http://www.scamfreezone.com It contains many articles about the more popular scams. If you are scammed, there is little point in approaching the Police unless the sums of money are big. Instead learn from the experience and educate yourself about scams so as not to make the same mistake twice. ? John Lynch 2003 ( For some of the best Free Internet marketing info on the web. Extensive Free web marketing courses, invaluable Free ezine, and a Free spam check on your emails/ezine. Go to: http://www.merchant-account-service.com)
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