This is Pyoro here! I will be contributing to the tedfox anime blog. By a stroke of good luck, he has allowed me to unleash my terror on this blog! MUAHAHAHA (rubs hand in glee)

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Singaporean,

Male (duh)

undergrad to be

anime and game enthusiast ( ya would have thought this would be self explanatory )

I realise that is a bit lacking but hey a man gotta have his privacy ya know. I can�t possibly let out every otaku obsession I indulge in. (fap fap fap)

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How did I change upon this blog now? Ya wouldn�t believe it but tedfox is a patriotic citizen serving the great nation that is Singapore. So there I was serving the nation as a mindless drone in this unit (CLASSIFIED!!!!)� when I saw this dude come in with a face remarkably similar to Konata. He had the whole shebang with the mole and height (well except for the blue hair and the obvious sex). The otaku in me went wide and begun dreaming up eroge fantasies. I was exuberating so much lust that he came up to me and I screamed KONATA! And that is how I felt in love I mean met with Tedfox.

Tedfox AKA Konata

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What will I be providing to readers as a contributor? Well I have no idea, this is my first time blogging and I would like to take my pace in finding my flow.

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Ah well back to my macross frontier ost! Sheryl FTW!

Sheryl and Ranka ‘Bout my star FTW!�

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Well, now payperpost allows advertisers to directly approach bloggers as well!

One major difference is that while Reviewme takes up a 50% commission, PPP only takes a 10% commission, which barely just covers costs (There’s paypal costs…. credit card processing costs…) This surprised me plenty. I thought they were going to charge 30% again. 10% is really little.

You can check out their announcement post here

For me, I just really like how easy the whole system work. The blogger just adds a widget on his blog, and set a minimum cost. When an advertiser clicks on it, a form will immediately appear, allow him to enter what he wants the blogger to blog. Enter in his account detail, and the blogger soon gets an email regarding the offer. The blogger can choose to negotiate, accept, or cancel. Very user friendly interface, with no intervention from PPP. (if you’re a goon like me and couldn’t figure out how things work, check this video guide out)

Best part is immediate payment once the advertiser approves.