MRD admins interviewed

Experiment Update
There is an interview with Leo and Jason available here. The transparent answers he shows to simple questions is a breath of fresh air in the autosurf and affiliate-based-programs arena.

MRD is showing some more admiral advertising results with more impressions and a few additional clicks received yesterday. What I am most interested in, however, is if I will actually get a downline from this as is intended when using MyRandomDownline. What I do notice is that programs that have two submitted banners seem to recieve many more impressions daily.

Forex News

The final Asia Session of the week was extraordinarily slow by all standards as the market eyes the US Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) release to come. The volume was weak after the turn and virtually dried up to nothing. Ranges were the narrowest of the year, with EURUSD notching a mere 11 points, or thereabouts. The only prominent story was the Australian Trade Balance number, which hit the market at 1930 EST. Otherwise, the focus is on the early hours of the New York Session.

Traders were forced to scour the market for any worthwhile price action. With a weak release of the Aussie Trade Balance (-1334m vs. consensus: -1000m), AUDUSD was heavy following a dip from the 0.7735-40 zone. USDCAD found its way up to 1.1800 from 1.1780, but retreated back below opening levels. In other pairs, GBPUSD held a sub-20 point range. EURJPY bounced around a 20+ point span. Even a recently volatile NZDUSD calmed within boundaries of 15 points.

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The dollar continued to trade range bound today in London against major currencies, as investors await the Non-Farm payrolls number. USDCAD scattered its way through the 1.18 figure level after failing twice this week. USDJPY ran into firm offers at the 121 figure but retraced only slightly. With the light London session today, we should focus on New York’s possible path to drive this market.

Going into today, the dollar still looks to be tracking the front-end of US fixed income pretty closely (2 and 5 year T-notes). As such, the fixed income side failed to rally post the sub-50 ISM yesterday and it should be noted that EURUSD saw a similar result. The JPY crosses have been erratic lately; the Europeans are indicating that the yen will be a topic at the G8 mentioning EURJPY while the Japanese have claimed it unlikely that the yen will be a key issue while admitting that some Minister will talk on the subject.

Source: EFX

Autosurfs
Jude’s blog reports silence around The Finer Things. Andy hasn’t given any updates lately on the recovery process.

For those who are in Tri Star Media, the Dolphin’s Wink blog reports the hub of the Tri Star Media sites Successtalkonline.com is back online again.

Scams
Stay away from 12DailyViews.com. Ponziscams.com reports this one as being run by Jonathon Mikula, who has run scams like Phoenixsurf and NME in the past. Check here for more information.

E-commerce Journal apparently runs HYIP’s as well. What HYIP’s? Well, a couple defunct sites were Ralf-Finance.com and InvestStability. One of the sites still around is A3Union. How do I know. Well, if you look at the IP’s of these and compare them to this supposed “reputable” review site, you will see that the proof is in the pudding. Most likely they run a ring of sites and funnel money to one site to encourage trust. For more information, including detailed IP checks, check out autosurfhyip.net. You can also check out a very long thread at TalkGold with a ton of information as well as debate.

Source: Drunk’s blog