Amazing & Cool Pictures # 3

Amazing & Cool Pictures # 2

Collection of The Best Photos Out There Natural Photos for Your Wallpaper Collection

Photo of Palm Tree On The Beach, How Cool!!!

Picture of The City I Wish To Live in even for a 24/h, How Cool It is?

Picture of The Waves & Stone, How Beautiful?!!!

Picture with a Nice Bridge and cool too

Amazing & Cool Pictures # 1

WMV Cut And Split v1.0

WMV Cut & Split is the tool for you to cut & split WMV Windows Media video files in
the shortest time and with the best quality.

The Fastest to Cut & Split WMV
WMV Cut & Split does not reencode WMV video files. It gives you
the best performance to split WMV video files, or cut unnecessary
portion of WMV video files.
The Best Quality without Reencoding
No reencode is not only for the performance, but also for the
quality. WMV Cut & Split does not reencode the video file because
the process to decompress and recompress is slow and may result in
the quality loss.
When you want to cut at non-key frames, the quality loss is
unavoidable. In that case, WMV Cut & Split uses our smart
rendering technology to minimize the quality loss.
Easy to Use, Step by Frames
WMV Cut & Split is focused to cut & split a large WMV video file into
smaller clips. It gives you all the necessary features without
bothering UI.
You can fast-forward, rewind, and even step single frame in the
WMV video file to decide exactly in which frame to cut or to split.

Download, Click Here

What is Technical Analysis? forex

Technical analysis attempts to forecast future price movements by examining past market data.

Most traders use technical analysis to get a "big picture" on an investment's price history. Even fundamental traders will glance at a chart to see if they're buying at a fair price, selling at a cyclical top or entering a choppy, sideways market.

Technical analysts make a few key assumptions:

• All market fundamentals are reflected in price data. Moods, differing opinions, and other market fundamentals need not be studied.
  
  
• History repeats itself in regular, fairly predictable patterns. These patterns, generated by price movements, are called signals. A technical analyst's goal is to uncover a current market's signals by examining past market signals.
  
  
• Prices move in trends. Technical analysts believe price fluctuations are not random and unpredictable. Once an up, down or sideways trend has been established, it usually will continue for a period.

Get in and get out - at the right time

Traders rely on price charts, volume charts and other mathematical representations of market data (called studies) to find the ideal entry and exit points for a trade. Some studies help identify a trend, while others help determine the strength and sustainability of that trend over time.

Technical analysis can add discipline and minimize emotion in your trading plan. It can be hard to screen out fundamental impressions and stick with your entry and exit points as planned. While no system is perfect, technical analysis helps you see your trading plan through more objectively and dispassionately.

Price chart types

Bar charts
The most common type of chart showing price action. Each bar represents a period of time - a "period" as short as 1 minute or as long as several years. Over time, bar charts show distinct price patterns.

Candlestick charts
Instead of a simple bar, each candlestick shows the high, low, opening and closing price for that period of time it represents. Candlestick patterns provide greater visual detail as they develop.

Point & figure charts
Point & figure patterns resemble bar chart patterns, except Xs and Os are used to mark changes in price direction. Point & figure charts make no use of time scale to associate a certain day with a certain price action.

Technical indicator types

Trend
Trend indicators smooth price data out, so that a persistent up, down or sideways trend can be easily seen. (Examples: moving averages, trend lines)

Strength
Strength indicators describe the intensity of market opinion on a certain price by examining the market positions taken by various market participants. Volume or open interest are the basic ingredients of strength indicators.

Volatility
"Volatility" refers to the magnitude of day-to-day price fluctuations, whatever their directional trend. Changes in volatility tend to anticipate changes in prices. (Example: Bollinger Bands)

Cycle
Cycle indicators indicate repeating market patterns from recurrent events such as seasons or elections. Cycle indicators determine the timing of a particular market pattern. (Example: Elliott Wave)

Support/resistance
Support and resistance describes the price levels where markets repeatedly rise or fall and then reverse. This phenomenon is attributed to basic supply and demand. (Example: Trend Lines)

Momentum
Momentum indicators determine the strength or weakness of a trend as it progresses over time. Momentum is highest when a trend starts and lowest when the trend changes.

When price and momentum diverge, it suggests weakness. If price extremes occur with weak momentum, it signals an end of movement in that direction. If momentum is trending strongly and prices are flat, it signals a potential change in price direction. (Example: Stochastic, MACD, RSI)

Calculating Profit and Loss

For ease of use, most online trading platforms automatically calculate the P&L of a traders' open positions. However, it is useful to understand how this calculation is formulated:

To illustrate an FX trade, consider the following two examples. Let's say that the current bid/ask for EUR/USD is 1.46160/190, meaning you can buy 1 euro for 1.46190 or sell 1 euro for 1.46160. Suppose you decide that the Euro is undervalued against the US dollar. To execute this strategy, you would buy Euros (simultaneously selling dollars), and then wait for the exchange rate to rise. So you make the trade: to buy 100,000 Euros you pay 146,190 dollars (100,000 x 1.46190). Remember, at 1% margin, your initial margin deposit would be approximately $1,461 for this trade. As you expected, Euro strengthens to 1.46230/260. Now, to realize your profits, you sell 100,000 Euros at the current rate of 1.46230, and receive $146,230 You bought 100k Euros at 1.46190, paying $146,190. Then you sold 100k Euros at 1.46230, receiving $146,230. That's a difference of 4 pips, or in dollar terms ($146,190 - 146,230 = $40). Total profit = US $40. Now in the example, let's say that we once again buy EUR/USD when trading at 1.46160/190. You buy 100,000 Euros you pay 146,190 dollars (100,000 x 1.46190). However, Euro weakens to 1.46110/140. Now, to minimize your loses to sell 100,000 Euros at 1.46110 and receive $146,110. You bought 100k Euros at 1.46190, paying $146,190. You sold 100k Euros at 1.46110, receiving $146,110. That's a difference of 8 pips, or in dollar terms ($146,190 - $146,110 = $80). Total loss = US $80.

Understand Leverage & Margin in Forex world

Leverage & Margin

Leverage trading, or trading on margin, means you aren't required to put up the full value of the position.

Forex trading offers more leverage than stocks or futures - up to 200 times the value of your account. Of course keep in mind that increased leverage also increases your risk.

FOREX.com: No debit balances, no margin calls

At FOREX.com, your risk is only limited to funds on deposit. There are no margin calls in forex trading, so if your account falls below required levels, for your protection we will close out all positions automatically. You'll never lose more money than you have in your account.

More leverage means more opportunity - and more risk

It's crucial to remember: increasing leverage increases risk. To limit downside risk, monitor your account regularly and use stop-loss orders on every open position.

Understanding Forex Quotes

Understanding Forex Quotes

Reading a foreign exchange quote is simple if you remember two things:

1. The first currency listed is the base currency
2. The value of the base currency is always 1.

As the centerpiece of the forex market, the US dollar is usually considered the base currency for quotes. When the base currency is USD, think of the quote as telling you what a US dollar is worth in that other currency.

When USD is the base currency and the quote goes up, that means USD has strengthened in value and the other currency has weakened. Rising quotes mean a US dollar can now buy more of the other currency than before.

Majors not based on the US dollar

The three exceptions to this rule are the British pound (GBP), the Australian dollar (AUD) and the Euro (EUR). For these pairs, where USD is not the base currency, a rising quote means the US dollar is weakening and buys less of the other currency than before.

In other words, if a currency quote goes higher, the base currency is getting stronger. A lower quote means the base currency is weakening.

Cross currencies

Currency pairs that don't involve USD at all are called cross currencies, but the premise is the same.

Bids, asks and the spread

Just like other markets, forex quotes consist of two sides, the bid and the ask:

The BID is the price at which you can SELL base currency.
The ASK is the price at which you can BUY base currency.

What's a pip?

Forex prices are often so liquid, they're quoted in tiny increments called pips, or "percentage in point". A pip refers to the fourth decimal point out, or 1/100th of 1%.

For Japanese yen, pips refer to the second decimal point. This is the only exception among the major currencies.

forex.com Learn about Forex, What's Forex?

What's Forex?

"Forex" stands for foreign exchange; it's also known as FX. In a forex trade, you buy one currency while simultaneously selling another - that is, you're exchanging the sold currency for the one you're buying. The foreign exchange market is an over-the-counter market.

Currencies trade in pairs, like the Euro-US Dollar (EUR/USD) or US Dollar / Japanese Yen (USD/JPY). Unlike stocks or futures, there's no centralized exchange for forex. All transactions happen via phone or electronic network.

Who trades currencies, and why?

Daily turnover in the world's currencies comes from two sources:

• Foreign trade (5%). Companies buy and sell products in foreign countries, plus convert profits from foreign sales into domestic currency.
  
  
• Speculation for profit (95%).

Most traders focus on the biggest, most liquid currency pairs. "The Majors" include US Dollar, Japanese Yen, Euro, British Pound, Swiss Franc, Canadian Dollar and Australian Dollar. In fact, more than 85% of daily forex trading happens in the major currency pairs.

The world's most traded market, trading 24 hours a day

With average daily turnover of US$3.2 trillion, forex is the most traded market in the world.
A true 24-hour market from Sunday 5 PM ET to Friday 5 PM ET, forex trading begins in Sydney, and moves around the globe as the business day begins, first to Tokyo, London, and New York.

Unlike other financial markets, investors can respond immediately to currency fluctuations, whenever they occur - day or night.

Please Follow With Us to Discover More About Forex.xom Secert and Goodies

Introduction to the Greek History

Introduction to the Greek History

History GreeceThe first evidence of human life in Greece dates back to the Palaeolithic period between 120,000-10,000 B.C. However, it was not until the Neolithic period dated approximately 7,000 - 3,000 B.C. that Greek civilisation grew and flourished. Many remains of settlements and burial chambers of this period have been discovered in Thessaly, Macedonia and the Peloponnese. The first urban centres appeared during the Bronze Age (3,000-1100 B.C.) Evidence of these have been found all over modern day Greece, for example, in some North Eastern Aegean islands, the Cycladic islands, Crete and the Greek mainland.

Celldorado Greece

During the Minoan period in Crete (approximately, 2nd millennium B.C.) a more sophisticated, organised society developed with a culture specific to that region. The first scripts were invented and communication opened up between the Minoans and people from the East Mediterranean countries. This led to an exchange of culture and ideas which became not only established as part of Minoan culture but spread to influence cultures, religion and government all over the Aegean islands and mainland Greece. During this time Crete became the main exporter of jewellery, skilled craftworks, oil and wine as well as importers of food and raw materials. It was during this time in Crete that the first major mercentile navy was developed.

This state of affairs continued until around 1500 B.C. when the tragic destruction of Crete occurred due to the eruption of the volcano of Santorini. The Mycenaeans, based on the Greek mainland were able to take advantage of this collapse of Cretan culture and established themselves as the leading force throughout the Aegean in the last centuries of the 2nd millennium B.C. Their cities in Mycenae, Pylos, Tiryns, Thebes, Iolkos and Athens became the bureaucratic centres of their vast kingdom. This period of Mycenaean civilisation saw the conquest and settlement by Greeks. Their society was based essentially upon warfare and its elite class were war-chiefs. Their culture thrived for around four hundred years. The cities of the warlords were large and powerful, art and agriculture flourished and there was great prosperity. However, unlike the earlier Minoan societies the wealth was not distributed amongst the population. As a monarchical society, it was the warring kings who accumulated the riches of the society and spent vast amounts of it upon battles and invasions.

MT50-Greece

This continued until around 1200 B.C., by which time the power of the Mycenae kings was declining and by the 12th century BC their dominance had collapsed - considered by some to be due to the invasion of the Dorian tribes from the north of Greece. Alternatively, it is postulated that as the Mycenaean superstructure weakened it was overthrown by other groups of the Mycenaean population who then settled in many of the areas formerly controlled by them.

Following the Mycenaeans,there was a long period of cultural and economic stagnation which lasted from around 1150-900 BC. This Dark Age however ended with the emergence of the beginning of the Greek renaissance, known as the Geometric period (9th-8th century BC). The Greek city-states were formed and, as in all subsequent renaissance times, the Geometric period saw the development of literature and arts. Homeric epics and the Greek alphabet were both created during this time of enlightenment. The Archaic Period which followed during the 7th-6th centuries BC saw fundamental political and social changes. The Greek city states began to colonise and open up their dominance, establishing colonies at all points of the compass, North Africa to the south, the Black Sea to the north and Spain to the west.

Skill2thrill Greece

This was the start of what has come to be known as the Classical period. By the 5th-4th centuries BC Athens dominated both politically and culturally in what is called the 'Golden Age of Pericles', only to lose this dominance at the end of the Peloponnesian War in 404 BC The 4th century BC saw the development of Macedonians as a new force in the Greek world. Philip II, king of Macedonia and his son Alexander played a leading role. In 388 BC the eighteen year old Alexander led the Macedonian cavalry to victory at the Battle of Chaeronea. After the assassination of his father Phillip in 336 BC during an expedition to free the Greek states of Asia Minor from the Persians, there was unrest between Greeks and Macedonians in Thebes.

Alexander conquered Thebes and, as a warning to other Greeks, destroyed the city, leaving only their temples standing. Greeks and Macedonians again joined forces under Alexander and went on to conquer Persia, Egypt and regions as far as the Indus River. His tremendous empire radically changed the political and cultural situation in the then-known world.
After his early death at the age of thirty three his vast empire was divided amongst his generals and although the political entity that he created did not continue, his legacy was a uniform economic and cutlural world that stretched from the Straits of Gibraltar to the Indus River. In the succeeding Hellenistic Age (3rd to 1st centuries BC) the Greek city-states had lost their position of power and prestige although they did remain self-governing and independent of each other.

My Pengo GameOn Greece

This, however, was soon to change for, in 146 BC, Greece was conquered by the Romans and the country absorbed into their expanding empire. This occupation though was not wholly negative as Greek culture was greatly admired by the Roman emperors and there was respect and admiration for the Greek cities, especially Athens. Apostle Paul in the first century BC was instrumental in spreading Christianity throughout Greece. In the 4th century AD the Emporer Constantine the Great decided to move the empire's capital away from Rome to Constantinople. This shift of focus to the east of the Empire heralded the beginning of the Byzantine period in Greece.

For one thousand years the Byzantine Empire was one of the most powerful military, economic and cultural forces throughout Europe meeting its downfall in 1204 when Constantinople was seized by the Crusaders from the west and the spoils divided up amongst the victors. Parts of Greece were given away to western leaders whilst strategic coastal areas were taken over by the trading Venetians. The restoration of the Byzantine Empire was attempted in 1262 only to be dismantled again by the Turks culminating in its complete destruction in 1453. This period in Greek history saw its absorbtion into the Ottoman Empire, beginning with the capture of Constantinople in 1453, followed by the capture of Athens in 1456 and, in the decade 1460-1470, adding Achaia, Morea, Euboea and Mistra to its expanding territories. Crete was the last area of Greece to fall under the Ottoman rule in 1669.

Blinko mobile Greece

The Ottoman empire went on to flourish in Greece for four hundred years and it was not until the Greek War of Independence (1821-1829) that it was finally ousted. Greece was the first country to secure its independence from the Turkish occupation. After a long and bloody conflict, in 1830 an independent Greek kingdom was formed which was finally ratified by the Treaty of Constantinople in July 1832. This kingdom however did not cover all of modern day Greece. The struggle for liberation of all the regions of Greek speaking people continued right up to the end of the Second World War. The Ionian islands were incorporated in 1864, followed by parts of Epirus and Thessaly in 1881.

In 1913 during the Balcan wars and under the leadership of the great Greek politician Eleftherios Venizelos, Macedonia, Epirus and the Eastern Aegean were included followed in 1919 by Western Thrace. It was a more drawn-out process however for the island of Crete. Its final steps for independence began in 1898 and continued until 1913 when Crete unified with Greece at last. The Dodecanese were the last group of islands to join Greece in 1948.

Due to its strategic position, straddling east and west, Greece was considered a vital link. In 1952, Greece became a member of NATO. On 21st April 1967 there was a coup d'etat led by colonels of the Greek military and this state of affairs continued until July 1974 when a referendum led to the rejection of constitutional monarchy, establishing in its place the current Presidential Parliamentary Democracy. Since 1981 Greece has been a member of the European Union. Evidence of modern day Greece's long and turbulent history can be seen all over the Greek mainland and its islands. Countless archaeological sites, museums and collections of artefacts, from the Palaeolithic period to the Roman era, exist for visitors to wonder at. The period of the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires can also be seen with the many churches, monasteries, castles and other buildings and monuments in every area of Greece that the visitor will encounter.

The Greek past is truly remarkable. It has influenced and taught the modern world much of what it is today, and its ancient language still lives on in the sciences (pi, omega, sigma), expressions (Don't be such a Cassandra) and everyday words (history, taxi, wine).
Then, of course we have the cultural heritage of art, architecture, politics, ideas and ideals.
We owe a lot to the ancient Greeks, and a good way to honour them is to remember them. The many stories and personalities are entertaining as well, so take some time and look in the Who is Who in the Greek Antiquity and Who is Who in Greek Mythology sections.If you can't find a specific name, let us know and we'll try to add it to our lists.

My wapdate Greece

Tips to Protect your self from Credit Card Fraud.

1. Keep an eye on your credit card every time you use it, and make sure you get it back as quickly as possible. Try not to let your credit card out of your sight whenever possible.

2. Be very careful to whom you give your credit card. Don't give out your account number over the phone unless you initiate the call and you know the company is reputable. Never give your credit card info out when you receive a phone call. (For example, if you're told there has been a 'computer problem' and the caller needs you to verify information.) Legitimate companies don't call you to ask for a credit card number over the phone.

3. Never respond to emails that request you provide your credit card info via email -- and don't ever respond to emails that ask you to go to a website to verify personal (and credit card) information. These are called 'phishing' scams.

4. Never provide your credit card information on a website that is not a secure site.

5. Sign your credit cards as soon as you receive them.

6. Shred all credit card applications you receive.

7. Don't write your PIN number on your credit card -- or have it anywhere near your credit card (in the event that your wallet gets stolen).

8. Never leave your credit cards or receipts lying around.

9. Shield your credit card number so that others around you can't copy it or capture it on a cell phone or other camera.

10. Keep a list in a secure place with all of your account numbers and expiration dates, as well as the phone number and address of each bank that has issued you a credit card. Keep this list updated each time you get a new credit card.

11. Only carry around credit cards that you absolutely need. Don't carry around extra credit cards that you rarely use.

12. Open credit card bills promptly and make sure there are no bogus charges. Treat your credit card bill like your checking account -- reconcile it monthly. Save your receipts so you can compare them with your monthly bills.

13. If you find any charges that you don't have a receipt for -- or that you don't recognize -- report these charges promptly (and in writing) to the credit card issuer.

14. Always void and destroy incorrect receipts.

15. Shred anything with your credit card number written on it.

16. Never sign a blank credit card receipt. Carefully draw a line through blank portions of the receipt where additional charges could be fraudulently added.

17. Carbon paper is rarely used these days, but if there is a carbon that is used in a credit card transaction, destroy it immediately.

18. Never write your credit card account number in a public place (such as on a postcard or so that it shows through the envelope payment window).

19. Ideally, it's a good idea to carry your credit cards separately from your wallet -- perhaps in a zippered compartment or a small pouch.

20. Never lend a credit card to anyone else.

21. If you move, notify your credit card issuers in advance of your change of address.

Join Our Group ( USA-CANDA-UK)

Dear Visitors

If You Like Helping Others Make $$ While You Making $$

Please Join US

This is not loooong surve Jobs, This is not Waste of Time Jobs

Simple SIGN UP, Simple Registration and such Stuff

Payment will be UPON JOB Done.


Please Note:

Only One Member Per house Hold.
Only One IP Per Member
NO VPNS ACCEPTED
NO PROXY ACCEPTED
NO IP CHANGER ACCEPTED

You'll Not be a Member ANY MORE IF ONE OF THE ABOVE Condition is Applied to you.

Please if you interested e-mail me @

el3atabaoffers@gmail.com

Thanks and Good Luck

USA Sign up.

This Offer for Any Affiliate website

Any New Website That Required USA Sign up.

We are Group of Guys 60 Members

We Can

Sign Up For Your Website.

We Can Sign Up for Dating Website.

We Can do Any Online services that Required USA Information


60 Sign Up for $50

Please PM If You Interested

Thanks

Make Easy $2 A Day

Pc Requirement

P4 To Support The Uploading & Seeding
Internet Speed at Least 512kb

Please Note, Torrent with No Seeds, Won't be Counted as $0.25


The Torrent Requirement.

1-Each File Should Have a Text Inculde The Following Text

Thanks for Downloading Our Upload, Please Visit us @

http://lazybuziness.blogspot.com

To Get More Goodies, Also Visit us @

http://lucksuck.blogspot.com

OR

http://mamadouissa.blogspot.com

OR

http://datelate.blogspot.com

Get Your Favorty Lyrics Now @ http://lyric-finder.blogspot.com

2-Each File Have to Be Avilable for Download at Least 2 Days
( Deleted Files Not Counted )

3- You Should Be Member of The Following WebSites.
*http:// www.mininova.org
*thepiratebay.org

4- Data Selection.
The Data That You Can Upload ( TV SHOWS - MOVIES - APPLICATION - MP3 )
Please Let me Know In Your PM Which One You'll Start Doing
Upon The Green Light You Can Go Ahead and Start.
The Green Light Will Be Giving with reply to your PM @ DP
Please Note: If All The Places Is Full You Still Can Send Your PM, Because Who Play Fair Last.

5- Payment:

I Will Give All My Torrent Uploader My Yahoo Messenger & e-mail so They Can
Submit every 24h Links to The Files That has been Uploaded.
Within 2 Business Days from Time You submit your Links You will GET PAID.

Payment Methods.

PayPal

AlertPay

MoneyBooker

MoneyOrder

Bounces.

1 UPLOAD = $0.20

Each Member Has Up to 10 Torrents Or Less Per Day Or every 24h

Thanks and Please Reply at The Fourm

Get Back To Thread Click Here

Advices for New daddy, Fathers

Hello and Welcome

If You are Soon Going to be a Daddy Here is couple of Advices You should Know.

What New Father, New Daddy Have to Get

1- A lot Of Dipers

2- Baby Car Seat

3- Mix Of BABIES Clothes ( Look for what season is on the way )

4- Buy Couple of Good Games, Don't Give Them at Once, Hide Them, Then Give them Over Time

Most of All, Take Care of The Mother of Your Child, Because she Deserve some Love Too, Buy Her Stuff, Don't Make her Feel, You Are Just doin for The Baby

Changes.

Alot of Good Changes on The Way to your Life, Inside Changes and Outside Changes, Get Ready, Soon Someone is going to Depend on you Almost 100%.

Believe me, There is a Feeling Can not be explain over just typing, but Full Of Pleasure
so welcome New Daddy and Keep Up for More Advices

Affiliate Marketing A Simple Guide

What Is Affiliate Marketing and Can it Work for You?

Affiliate marketing is said to have risen by 60% in 2007 over 2005/2006, and is set to increase in the same way for 2008 to 2009 and so on.

So What Can Affiliate Marketing Bring Your business? And How Does it Work?

Affiliate marketing can bring more traffic and sales to your website for a relatively low cost. With thousands of affiliates out there advertising your company on their website for free you can get a lot more traffic and sales on your website from all their hard work. Companies have reported 100%-600% increase in sales from their websites from this form of marketing alone.

Affiliate Marketing Works in This Way

You the supplier have a product or service you want to sell and market via your website. You aren't getting great results with search engine optimisation and don't want to risk pay per click.

So you approach an affiliate program provider (a list available on request) and you add a program that you want to market. A program is a combination of text links, banner ads for your site plus a commission plan for all referrals.

The affiliate program provider adds your program to their list of programs that they offer to affiliates.

Best Affiliate Programs Out There!!!

• Amazon.com – their current affiliate program includes large, well-known sites, niche content sites and blogs, comparison shopping engines, search engine marketers, and everything in between. They provide up to 10% compensation for all click through referrals.
• Shopzilla – their current affiliate program allows building contextually relevant shopping links and advertisements which they integrate into their content sites. Affiliates can earn up to 60% of the revenue generated from click through traffic.
• Orbitz – is an online travel company offering travelers a wide selection of low airfares. They also offer travelers deals on lodging, car rentals, cruises, vacation packages, and other travel. Affiliates are compensated when transactions occur and are based on a flat rate for each type of transaction.
• zZounds.com – affiliates are compensated when visitors click through and make a music purchase from their website. Commission is 6% of purchase total.
  
• Commissions are up to 10.8% if there are no other music companies listed on the affiliate website.
• Hydra Network – offers non-exclusive campaigns which generate high responses from a targeted audience. They provide daily e-mails to keep affiliates informed. Pay per Click is used for payment and also rewards are given to affiliates based on monthly sales.
• Advanta Bank Corp – provides affiliates a compensation of $65.00 for every approved credit card, which is based on click through an affiliate’s website.
• eHealth Insurance – provides affiliates with a commission based on the purchase of health insurance policies.
• LinkConnector – compensates affiliates on Pay per Call (visitor calls merchant) or Pay per Go (visitor clicks on to another website hosted by the merchant).
• AzoogleAds – affiliates are compensated for each visitor to an affiliate website completes a specific action which leads to sales of products or services.
• Scholastic Store Online – affiliates are compensated 7% of total sales resulting from a click through the affiliate’s website.

These are the current top 10 affiliate programs based on CTR, after completing the criteria-based research. One major influencing factor for those who want to become affiliates are the subjective criteria listed above. These subjective criteria are all known critical attributes of lucrative affiliate program websites. A thorough research into any affiliate program being considered is highly recommended for those considering this venture.