Thought I would share some screenshots from my upcoming site Mousey Reviews. Should be finished within the next couple of days.
This first image shows off the nav menu which exists on every page except the single site page.
Front Page - top
The bottom half of the front page shows off all the latest link additions.
Front Page - bottom:
Category listings shows off what a listing looks like in the category vs the front page.
Category listings:
The site page features the actual site in question and is one of two pages that actually has a link to the site in question as opposed to a link to the reviews.
Site Page:
The profile page is an upgraded feature (one time) and had links to al the sites the suer has added (max three) as well as all their reviews.
Profile Page:

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Follow me on linkedin if you want to learn more about bitcoin. This was my latest post and is absolutely a fact.
It seems I keep running into a lot of people from the EU that are very misinformed about how bitcoin works there legally.
They believe if they accept bitcoin they have to do KYC on the customer.
Companies like Bitonic further misinform users telling them they do have to collect details from customers if they accept bitcoin for payments.
This is absolutely untrue.
Under EU rules (5AMLD) and the Dutch Wwft, the AML/KYC obligations are aimed at specific "obliged entities".
This means providers engaged in exchange services between virtual currencies and fiat currencies (exchanges, broker platforms, etc.)
And it means custodian wallet providers that safeguard customers private keys and hold crypto on their behalf
It does not mean business oners who accept bitcoin.
MiCA doesn’t change that. It just adds a licensing / authorisation layer for crypto-asset providers (CASPs).
Ordinary merchants accepting crypto are not CASPs and are not obligated to do any KYC of their customers.
Companies like Bitonic that tell EU users they have to do KYC on their customers if they accept bitcoin, are flat out wrong.
Merchants do not have to collect any information from a customer to accept bitcoin in the EU.
That is not what the law says.
Most people, really have no idea about bitcoin. At best they think its an investment that can make quick profits from (its not at all).
Have you actually taken the time to learn about it more than just rumors online?
Maybe you tried but it got confusing really fast with all sorts of tech jargon and confusing concepts?
I made a 52 week email series for everyday folks that takes a person from understanding nothing, to understanding everything about bitcoin without all the confusing tech jargon and mathematics.
Why it exists, how it exists, its history, some of the scams that have happened and how to avoid them.
Each week you get 1 email that's super easy to read and understand.
I have been in bitcoin since 2010, and few know it better than I do. So I hope you will take a minute to subscribe and start to really learn about it.
If you have some knowledge of it, some of the first emails may be to simple in concept for you, but stick with it and you will learn a ton. I promise.
If you know nothing about it - that's fine also - it starts assuming you have no idea what it is or why it exist.
So give it a go and perhaps learn a few things :)
Bitcoin education for the non-techies
It always seems to surprise people when I tell them I don't surf many exchanges. I don't join the gaming websites. I don't seek the upgrades. I don't use tab switching plugins and traffic exchange browsers.
Its just not my method.
I am mostly active on 4 traffic exchanges.
Hungry for hits
Easyhits4u - https://www.easyhits4u.com
Traffic G - https://trafficg.com
LeadsLeap - https://leadsleap.com/
Why these 4? Because these are the highest traffic delivery sites of all exchanges that I have found.
This doesn't mean I don't get traffic from the rest of them, it just means I don't surf those exchanges very often.
Instead, I use the 4 exchanges named above to promote cooperatives and those cooperatives deliver me traffic from everywhere else.
The absolute hands down best cooperative is the Downliner (
https://thedownliner.com/). I have used this site for years and I can honestly say, it delivers... over and over and over again. It can deliver traffic VERY fast but its very legit traffic. It delivers me hundreds of thousands of hits and dozens of signups every month. This is by far the best cooperative I have tried.
Second to that is harvest traffic (https://harvesttraffic.com/). Harvest traffic doesn't drive me nearly as many hits as the downliner however it is more geared towards getting your ads rotating on other changes whereas the downliner sends views from any advertising site. Still traffic harvest is my second favorite cooperative traffic delivery source.
Third is a new comer. It i geared specifically for mailers. It is called Send Circle (https://sendcircle.net/). It restricts sharing its cooperative links only to mailers so you can send emails from one mailer, and get hits back from hundreds of others. Its still a newcomer so its not delivering at nearly the rate of the first two mentioned, but its definitely one people should be paying attention to.
So when you wonder why I am always a top surfer on Hungry for hits, its because unlike most others - I don't need to surf dozens of exchanges, focus on games instead of traffic, nor anything else.
This is just a small handful of the cooperatives I use, but it explains why my methods are not the same as others.
I don't have to do the same thing others do to get traffic. My focus is on other things - like building my websites, fine tuning them, and bringing my members the best experience I can.
Everyone seems to claim they are serious about cryptocurrency these days, and yet it also seems almost every week I read about people losing 10s, 100s, 1000s even millions in cryptocurrency because their wallet is hacked or their exchange account is hacked.
You are not serious about your money, unless you are protecting it. Plain and simple. Don't be the next fool who loses all their hard earned crypto because they didn't spend a few bucks on a hardware wallet to store their coins offline.
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Game Adz
I spent months developing several games.
We pay you in bitcoin for time spent playing.
We also mixed it as a traffic exchange.
So its a gaming arcade and a very new type of traffic exchange.
Hope you consider joining.
Game Adz
Game Adz
Its been a really long time since I last was using a traffic exist. So why am I back?
Because I make a new website called Game Adz.
You play games, you view ads while playing, you get credits while playing, you even earn bitcoin for time spent playing.
There is no other exchange like it anywhere and I am sure if you check it out you will be most impressed.
Check it out here
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