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 This is just a quick reminder, and probably introduction to most. I personally have created what I call an "Official Rewards1 Offer Walkthrough" page on this blog. Just click here to visit the page. On this page you can find a bunch of guides for Rewards1 Offers. Please keep in mind that these offer guides can be used with most GPT sites Most of the guides I have posted are to the high paying offers. For those of you who have not yet created an account and would like to start earning online you can do so by going to Rewards1.com and creating an account. Just click the "Sign-Up" button on the landing page, enter your information on the Sign Up page, and confirm your account through the email address you provided. Once you have confirmed you email, check back here and use our guides to get you earning some more money. In other News, please be so kind to visit our newest blog: Check out DLC4You for an in-depth DLC archive for PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, and more.

phish·ing /ˈfiSHiNG/ Noun: The fraudulent practice of sending e-mails purporting to be from legitimate companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as credit-card numbers, online.   More »   Seriously, if you guys want to stay safe online, do not respond to any suspicious emails, messages, or anything of the sort online. Do not give out your personal information either. Your information is what the people behind the phishing attacks want. They want to steal your identity pretty much over Xbox Live. Wow, never thought I would say that.      Get a life hackers, stop ruining other people's lives just because you can.       What? Modern Warfare 2 phishing attacks on Xbox Live Users. What is this world coming to? Is there no way to be safe online. First the Playstation Network is hacked (not to mention millions of users information could be at risk) and taken down for over a week now and counting and now Xbox Live Support states that Xbox Liv

     If you are a Playstation gamer of any sort you know that the online component to Sony's franchise has been down for about six days and counting. Now after six days with no legitimate explanation from Sony we are finally exposed to critical information that we should of been told right away. It turns out that the PSN was indeed hacked by an outside force (an "external intrusion" as a PSN Blog Official posts). Today we many PSN users are informed by Sony themselves that all of our account information is at risk. If you have billing information linked to your Playstation Network account then your bank account could be at risk. A post earlier today (April 26th, 2011) on the Playstation Blog urges users to pay close attention to their bank accounts in order to catch any mysterious charges made. They also urged users to change their account passwords as soon as the option becomes available (when the PSN and Qriocity services starts running again).

      Most of you hardcore Playstation gamers know that the online component, PSN, is down due to "an external intrusion" says a Playstation Official in a Blog post yesterday. This ongoing issue really scares the crap out of me. I personally do not want to ever get hacked, but when I look at this situation and see that someone was actually able to hack into something as dynamic as the Playstation Network (Holy s*%#) it scares me even more because my information is easier to gain access to than the PSN. So today I am going to share with you one simple tip you can use to keep your valuable accounts from being hacked by hackers.       Change your passwords often. Seriously, you should change your password frequently because if someone gets their hands on your log-in information, you should be fine because the password they have might not be valid anymore. Trust me it is worth the hassle of changing your passwords often in exchange for your accounts being safe from intrusion. I

     Have you ever wondered if it was possible to get free Playstation Store Redeem codes? Well my curious friend, today I am going to introduce you to a way to earn Playstation Store redeem codes online.      In order to get your free Playstation Network (PSN) redeem codes you have to be willing to work for it. This process does not require any physical labor at all, just patience and the ability to follow instructions. Some people attempt this process, but fall short because they do not have the ability to be patient. So please, be patient and listen to any instructions that you are given and believe me, I know from experience that you will be successful in earning yourself some PSN redeem codes, and more.       First of all I would like to mention that I have personally earned around seventy dollars in United States currency by using this program (As of June 10th, 2011 I have nearly doubled that amount). In order for you to earn your free PSN redeem codes, or just about anythi