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Goodbye Facebook: Difference in Deactivation and Delete Facebook Account
Airtel Money: Mobile Wallet for Shopping, Bill Payments
Corrupt File Generator to Destruct Files and tackle Deadlines

Goodbye Facebook: Difference in Deactivation and Delete Facebook Account

Posted: 05 Feb 2011 04:23 AM PST

Almost everyone has been infected by the Facebook fever that has gripped the entire world. Such a time has come that people prefer to update their status with what they are up to, rather than tell their friend who called five minutes earlier.

A significant percentage of peoples’ lives each day be it updating their status, sharing photos or videos, getting in touch with their friends or plain old time-pass with games or apps.(Farmville or Cityville anyone?)

The masses are with Facebook, but there are a few others who are really not interested in all the features that Facebook has to offer and are irritated by the constant mails from their friends regarding game invites and status updates.

They had jumped on the Facebook bandwagon along with their friends, but are now regretting it. This article shows you how to deactivate and even delete your Facebook account.

Go to Account -> Account Settings.

Click on Deactivate.

A new page will open which shows the people who will miss you on Facebook. Give your reason for deactivating your account.

Check the box for not receiving any more mails from Facebook and click on Confirm.

Your account has now been deactivated. This is however a superficial measure. Your account is still on Facebook along with all your personal data, it’s just not being used right now. A deactivated account can be reactivated at any time.

If you want a more permanent measure such as deleting your Facebook account, go here.

Click Submit and your account should be deleted in a couple of days.

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Airtel Money: Mobile Wallet for Shopping, Bill Payments

Posted: 05 Feb 2011 03:52 AM PST

Airtel Money is a first of its kind service launched in India which converts your Mobile Phone into Prepaid Mobile cash wallet. It is a efficient alternative to cash transactions right from Mobile Phones.

In simple words, Money will be loaded into your Airtel Money Account and you can use that money to shop / pay utility bills / buy movie tickets etc. where Airtel Money is accepted.

Airtel Money transactions are made via SMS and doesn’t require GPRS connection. Actually, it is an application in your SIM toolkit.

How to use Airtel Money?

You can go to the airtel money application on your SIM card and select the merchant to which you want to make the payment. You need to authorize all transactions (payments, account enquiry etc.) by entering your 4-digit mPIN password. You will receive a SMS receipt after payment completion.

This was Merchant Payment demo, you can watch other demos here.

How to activate Airtel Money?

You need a new 64K Airtel Money Enabled SIM Card which can be obtained in exchange of existing one at a charge of Rs. 25 (refundable). As per RBI guidelines. Submit KYC documents (Photo and ID Proof) and service will be activated within 24 Hours.

In which Cities Airtel Money is launched?

Airtel Money page shows options of cities in Delhi and Haryana. No details about launch in rest of India as of now.

What are the charges for Airtel Money Service?

Monthly fixed Charge: Rs. 5
Utility Bill Payment charges: Rs. 5 Per Payment
Shopping and Movie Ticket purchase: Free

Airtel Money Transaction Limits

There are daily and monthly transaction limits as well:
Loading Cash: Minimum is Rs. 10, Maximum daily limit is Rs. 5000, and monthly limit is Rs. 50,000
Payment limits: Minimum payment is Rs. 5, Maximum daily limit is Rs. 5000, and Monthly limit is Rs. 50,000

Things to be Noted about Airtel Money

You can't use your prepaid mobile calling balance to make a payment.
Balance in Airtel Money cannot be withdrawn as Cash and only be used for spending.
It is only for Airtel Customers, For Non Airtel ones however you need to shift here.
No need of Credit or Debit cards as it used to be in mCheck
The merchant might decide to charge extra transaction fee.

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Corrupt File Generator to Destruct Files and tackle Deadlines

Posted: 03 Feb 2011 12:41 PM PST

I am not so punctual student and often forget to complete assignments and presentations on time. Here is a way to cheat your professor without giving lame excuses for not being able to complete allotted task on time.

Yes, present a corrupted file and blame the computer system or storage device (pen drive) for it rather than confessing that you are lazy to do it who loves to waste time playing or surfing web than completing those boring assignments.

File Destructor is a web application that can generate a corrupt file with desired file name, file size and file extension. This sounds more realistic and file contains nothing but corrupt data, so when you try to open it does not work.

It is fully compatible with Windows and Mac and no additional software needed.

Make sure that file name and size should be such that it should be realistic as it should be with desired extension ofcourse!

Good Luck!

Site: File Destructor

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