My Steemit Diary

• STEEMIT •

I learned about Steemit during its early months of introduction in the net. At first, I was quite discouraged after reading some members’ “warlike” posts. I just ignored the site back then. (read more…)

My Top Paid Posts:

• Simplified Cashing Out from Steemit
• BlockTrades Affiliate Program
• Steem Dollar (SBD) Cash Out
  
• SteemGIGs TIL Challenge
• Smartphone Photography
• Macro Photography

NOTE: Displayed earnings per post is not in USD. Read THIS.

Estimated Account Value:

• 1st Month: 103.15 US Dollars (USD)
• 2nd Month: 700.00+ US Dollars (USD)
• 3rd Month: 457.82 US Dollars (USD)
• 4th Month: 300+ US Dollars (USD)
• 5th Month: 200+ US Dollars (USD)
• 6th Month: 500+ US Dollars (USD)
• 7th Month: 100+ US Dollars (USD)
• 8th Month: 100+ US Dollars (USD)
• 9th Month: 90+ US Dollars (USD)
• 10th Month: 80+ US Dollars (USD)

NOTE: Estimated Account Value drops due to account activity, cash outs and CryptoCurrency prices drop.

Cash Outs:

• 11-Dec-2017: 5 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 12-Dec-2017: 3 STEEM sold to Litecoin
• 15-Dec-2017: 10 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 19-Dec-2017: 1 STEEM sold to Ethereum
• 19-Dec-2017: 1 STEEM sold to Dash
• 19-Dec-2017: 1 STEEM sold to BitShares
• 28-Dec-2017: 6 STEEM sold to Dogecoin

Total (December): 27.000 STEEM

• 02-Jan-2018: 7 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 10-Jan-2018: 1.5 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 11-Jan-2018: 6.5 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 17-Jan-2018: 9.946 STEEM sold to Ethereum
• 17-Jan-2018: 10 SBD sold to Ethereum
• 17-Jan-2018: 5 SBD sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCC/BCH)
• 30-Jan-2018: 2.50 SBD sold to Dogecoin
• 31-Jan-2018: 3.50 SBD sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCC/BCH)

Total (January): 24.946 STEEM and 21.000 SBD

• 21-Feb-2018: 1.000 SBD sold to Ethereum
• 22-Feb-2018: 8.000 SBD sold to Ethereum

***Testing Coins.ph ETH Wallet

Total (February): 9.000 SBD

• 08-Mar-2018: 1.000 STEEM sold to Ethereum
• 08-Mar-2018: 3.000 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 17-Mar-2018: 1.115 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 20-Mar-2018: 2.000 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 25-Mar-2018: 10.000 STEEM sold to Dogecoin

Total (March): 17.115 STEEM

• 25-Apr-2018: 12.000 STEEM sold to Ethereum

Total (April): 12.000 STEEM

• 10-May-2018: 12.000 STEEM sold to Ethereum
• 17-May-2018: 12.000 STEEM sold to Ethereum
• 30-May-2018: 11.000 STEEM sold to Ethereum

***Testing Coins Exchange (CX)

Total (May): 35.000 STEEM

• 06-Jun-2018: 13.600 STEEM sold to Ethereum
  (ETH)
• 12-Jun-2018: 0.700 STEEM sold to Ethereum
  (ETH)
• 13-Jun-2018: 11.300 STEEM sold to Ethereum
  (ETH)
• 20-Jun-2018: 11.000 STEEM sold to Ethereum (ETH)
• 27-Jun-2018: 12.000 STEEM sold to Ethereum (ETH)

Total (June): 48.600 STEEM

• 13-Jul-2018: 2.000 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 18-Jul-2018: 9.700 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 21-Jul-2018: 13.500 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
  *RECEIVED FREE $GBYTE worth 10 plus STEEM.
• 25-Jul-2018: 8.500 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

Total (July): 33.700 STEEM

• 03-Aug-2018: 3.000 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
  Why Bitcoin Cash? [READ THIS]
• 13-Aug-2018: 0.835 STEEM sold to Ethereum (ETH)
  Why Ethereum? [READ THIS]
• 18-Aug-2018: 8.400 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
  Why Dogecoin? LOWEST transaction fee. Read my top paid posts.
• 24-Aug-2018: 11.000 STEEM sold to Dogecoin
• 30-Aug-2018: 1.000 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash

Total (August): 24.235 STEEM

• 01-Sep-2018: 10.850 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 08-Sep-2018: 10.000 STEEM sold to Ether (ETH)
• 15-Sep-2018: 11.180 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 20-Sep-2018: 1.060 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 22-Sep-2018: 8.555 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 29-Sep-2018: 10.800 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

Total (September): 52.445 STEEM

• 06-Oct-2018: 8.500 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 13-Oct-2018: 10.000 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 20-Oct-2018: 11.000 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 27-Oct-2018: 9.200 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

Total (October): 38.700 STEEM

• 03-Nov-2018: 8.500 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 10-Nov-2018: 9.800 STEEM sold to Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• 17-Nov-2018: 12.000 STEEM sold to Ether (ETH)
• 24-Nov-2018: 8.900 STEEM sold to Ether (ETH)

Total (November): 39.200 STEEM

You can view my Steemit Wallet History.

***Check STEEM price HERE.

***Check Steem Dollar (SBD) price
HERE.

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Please come back for updates.

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Cat or Dog

I was, am and will always be a dog person. I’ve taken care of dogs amongst other pets since I was a little girl.

No offense to feline lovers, but personally cats are not in my pet wish list. I guess it’s about the negative experiences I had with cats.

First is the stinking poop that always greets me by our doorstep on mornings when I just got out of bed. Yuck! I should be inhaling fresh air instead and not that “aroma”! LOL!

Secondly, cats almost always shed a lot of hair which may cause respiratory problems to asthmatic persons. While I am not asthmatic, their hairs makes me sneeze. I have never heard of and seen a hairless cat.

On the other hand, Mexicans say that a pure bred chihuahua’s hairy scent is good for asthmatics. Fact or fiction??? Never had that breed of dog. Moreso, cats are in the habit of jumping into your bed spreading hairs and who knows what… fleas? Oh God, no way! Our dogs are more of outdoor guard pets and are never invited to sleep on our beds, unlike the way most Americans treat their dogs.

Another thing about cats is that they seldom if ever, are given a good bath. I know for a fact that our stray domesticated house cats never had a bath since birth. Perhaps, the more sophisticated and vanity pampered Persian or Siamese cats do enjoy good grooming from their rich masters. But in fairness, I enjoy looking at cute kitten pictures and watching funny videos of cats doing silly antics.

How about you?

Are you a dog or a cat lover? Your pick.

Android Apps Scam

I’ve been out of circulation from my regular blogging sessions for quite sometime now. I am a bit rusted, I must admit, and now I feel like a newbie blogger again. Off late, I was involved in a sort of “call reviewing” job using my trusty iPhone as my tool-of-trade. The online job provider is called Humanatic. My main job is to listen and sort out calls. It’s quite a challenging job, but like a call center agent, I have to keep wide awake at night to cope with my job. The Philippines is at the opposite time zone with the West and other parts of the world. While I am still current with Humanatic and having worked for them for a long while, I am starting to find my job monotonous and boring. Really, it’s a typical routine job that you do day in and day out. No variety whatsoever.

WINR Games Inc

One day, I tried searching “Make Money” on Google Play Store. There I found a lot of apps showing PayPal and Bitcoin rewards. Checking further, I found more enticing apps that would make you money by playing games. Actually, this was the first android app that caught my attention. It is called “Solitaire – Make Money Free”. It was developed by WINR Games Inc. I got to like this app because since my elementary school days, I learned to play solitaire using my dad’s deck of cards during my free time. It’s a game I am very familiar with and who knows, I may end up a millionaire. LOL!

Kidding aside, the essence of this blog is to warn you guys on the possibilities of ANDROID SCAMS. No offense to Google, but their Play Store may likewise contain dangerous device hacking software. Meaning, it is hard to determine if your android app is a legitimate or not. Many malicious android apps come in the guise of legitimate apps. In my little experience on this subject, I found some ways on how to verify the legitimacy of an android app and avoid being scammed.

• First of all, I check on the star ratings of the app and comments made by users. Read what they say. A two-star app and no reply from the developer is certainly not worth your while.
• Secondly, I would check on the veracity of the app maker or developer. Every app page must feature the developer directly beneath the title or name of the app which is normally written with capitalized letters. A dead give-away of an android scam app are non-capitalized writing and wrong spellings of the developer’s name and on the app page itself.
• Thirdly, investigate if the android app has obtained permission. Check the bottom of the screen near the link to the developer’s website.
• Fourthly, if your apps are from unknown sources, quickly disable them.

And finally, your android phone MUST have an anti-virus app installed. With this, you can get rid of unwanted apps that are a waste of time. This installation also protects you from malicious websites and/or things that may cause you or your android phone harm.

I am no expert on scam detection, but with this little knowlege on hand, you are somehow alerted and spared from android scam applications.

How to Setup 3rd Party URL for Blogger.com Blog

Transfer Your Domain to Namecheap

Someone asked me how I setup 3rd party URL for my Blogger blogs so I created this short post.

(1) Buy a domain from Namecheap.

(2) Sign In at Blogger.com,

• Select “Setting”, click “+Setup a 3rd party URL for your blog”.
• Enter your domain (i.e. www.yvesplanetalk.com)
• Copy CNAMEs reference below screenshot.

(3) Go to Namecheap Dashboard… click “Manage”… click “Domain” and “Advanced DNS”…

(3.1) Edit/Create CNAME Records and paste CNAMEs reference #2.

(3.2) Add four (4) “A Record” using the following IP addresses:

• 216.239.32.21
• 216.239.34.21
• 216.239.36.21
• 216.239.38.21

That’s it!

Why I Choose Namecheap?

• Credit/Debit Card NOT required.
• Bitcoin Accepted.

The Essence of Time

Most of us view the sunset as the end of one fine and busy day and the beginning of their nocturnal activities to unwind themselves from the hectic day that was.

For me, the sunset always remind me of the essence of TIME. Its always has a beginning and always an end. While sunrise heralds awakening to a bright new day of toil and adventure, sunset on the other hand means, it’s time to head back to your nest and spend your night in peace, serenity and of family sharing and bonding. For me, sunset also means preparing yourself to meet the next sunrise with more confidence and optimism in facing the never ending challenges of our daily life.

How about you? How’s your sunset like?