I believe most of us know about Nuffnang. It’s the first Asia-Pacific Blog Advertising network / community. We have a Nuffnang office here in the Philippines so the ads showing up on our blogs are local and can really attract our viewers/readers who are in the Philippines. Thus, generating more money for you.

The minimum for payment for Nuffnang is Php 2,000 (Philippine pesos). Payments can be processed through check or through bank deposit. They also charge you a small amount for payment processing.

The Php 2,191.06 I earned, as shown below, were accumulated from January ’til August this year, 2010.

I’ll be writing an official review and guide on Nuffnang next time, but for now, I just want to show you my first Nuffnang payment proof. I actually reached the minimum in August and decided to cash it out to see how long before I receive it. My payment was for processing by September 7th.

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On September 16th, I received an email from Nuffnang requesting for my bank information. I was pretty glad that they’ll be depositing my earnings to my bank account directly so I won’t have to worry about the check and all that.

And, on September 28th, I got another email from them notifying me that my earnings were already deposited to my account. When I checked my Unionbank EON account, it was there! Woot!

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It took 3 days before the amount was cleared and available for withdrawal though. And the Php 43.82 difference, I guess, was the charge for the processing and the Php 1 they charge for every withdrawal.

Nuffnang sends our earnings in Philippine Pesos so we won’t have any issues with additional bank fees when we deposit them to our local bank accounts.

I can’t wait for my next Nuffnang earnings withdrawal. I still have a long way to go though. *LOL*

How about you? Are you a Nuffnang member already? How’s your earnings?

My last Paypal funds transfer to my Unionbank EON account was back in July. After 2 months, I was able to withdraw funds again. Well, I wait ’til my Paypal funds are at $200 before I withdraw, so my fourth successful Paypal funds withdrawal was last month, September. Here are the proofs:

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As you can see, the currency exchange rates were a li’l low, at Php 42.8794 for 1.00 USD. So, my $238.97 earnings were converted to Php 10,247.89. Not bad, eh? I’m still very thankful. I just hope this means really good things for our economy.

Anyway, I withdrew my Paypal funds on a Friday. The money was deposited to my Unionbank EON account on the 13th, Monday.

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My money was already available on the 15th. I didn’t have any funds remaining from my last withdrawal that’s why you only see the amount I just withdrew on the proof below.

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I’m about to withdraw funds again this week. Yes, in less than a month, I was able to earn $200+ again. There were a lot of paid post opportunities and withdrawals last month and in the past week. I’m very grateful because I really need the money for my birthday celebration and my upcoming blog contest.

When was your last Paypal funds transfer / withdrawal?
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I’m so glad I was able to earn almost $300 for the past 2 months. My earnings were a bit lower than in the first quarter of 2010, but, I’m really thankful I got to withdraw my Paypal funds again for some grocery-shopping and food trip.

I actually earned over $300 for the past 2 months, but, only $262.69 was left on my Paypal account because I bought 2 new domains (iCafeBlog.com and PinayReviewer.com), plus, I had to also extend my Adgitize ad for Just Another Pixel.

So, here are proofs of my successful Paypal funds transfer / withdrawal for July:

As you can see, the exchange rate was really high. It was Php 45.3546 to 1 USD. Woot! Well, not good for our economy, but, good for us who earn dollars. So, I ended up with Php 11,914.22. I transferred that amount to my Unionbank EON account.

I said before that I won’t be withdrawing all my funds from my Unionbank EON account because I feel that when I zero my EON balance, we get unexpected expenses like the money get jinxed or something. I know, crazy right? *LoL* But, I mistakenly withdrew everything, forgetting about that superstition thing. Waahh! So, now, I only have about Php 0.50+ left on my EON account. *LoL*

Here’s proof of my ATM withdrawal, from BPI Express:

I was charged Php 12.00 per transaction by BPI. Not bad. The nearest Unionbank branch here at our area is still farther than BPI. And we were already there to pay the bills so might as well withdraw my money in one place. So, I didn’t really mind the charges.

After withdrawing my earnings, we went straight to SM Mall of Asia for grocery-shopping and food trip. You can check out more of our food trips and foodie adventures at our food blog – Certified Foodies.

I have posted about my first Paypal to Unionbank EON withdrawal back in March. After a month, I was able to withdraw my funds again and it was for a whooping $315.32. Yes, my dear readers, in less than a month, I was able to earn that much from blogging, my paid to click sites, and other money-making programs.

I would like to share with you proofs of that payment. Sorry if it took me this long to post it. My laptop was in the repair shop for over a week. Then, I had a lot of blog posts lined up and a couple more other things I had to do offline. It’s only now that I’m posting proof of my second successful transfer from Paypal to Unionbank EON.

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The exchange rate was only Php 43.1261 to $1 when I transferred my funds. I actually checked a few days before I decided to process this transfer and the exchange rate was a bit lower. It was at Php 42 to $1 only.

So, a TIP: Before you actually decide to transfer your funds, make sure you check Paypal’s exchange rate first. This way, you can get the most out of your Paypal dollar funds.

It took Unionbank EON only 2 days for the amount to be available for withdrawal. Here’s proof of the amount I withdrew from this transfer.

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I actually withdrew the whole amount, but I lost the transaction receipt of the last withdrawal. The ATM I was using only allowed a maximum of Php 10,000 per withdrawal. We were not near any Unionbank ATM so I had to withdraw my funds from Security Bank.

The months of April and May were a bit slow for me. I guess it’s because I didn’t really focus on my online money-making. I was really busy the past months. I hope I can gain my momentum back this June. Wish me luck!

After this month, I’ll have my third withdrawal from Paypal again for all my earnings from April to June. I had a blog contest – Make a Wish – and I had to use my Paypal funds for some of the prizes. It was a fun contest, though. Hope you join next time!

In my next withdrawal, we won’t be getting everything from my account. We’d like to take advantage of Unionbank EON’s interest rates when your EON funds reach Php 10,000. Plus, Mai and I feel that zeroing my ATM funds jinx our plans. *LoL* Why? Let me share with you what happened and tell me what you think.

After my first Paypal withdrawal, we adopted a puppy named Mocha. We found out he was already sick when we bought him. We had to take him to the Vet and that alone cost us almost Php 2,000. Then, we lost him. Click here to read all about that sad story on my other blog.

After my second Paypal withdrawal, my laptop’s power slot needed to be repaired. I blogged about taking it to SST Laptop here. The repair cost us almost Php 3,000.

See?! *LoL* So, this time, we’ll keep some of my money in my Unionbank account. We just want to see what will happen. I’m not that superstitious, but I believe in bad vibes.

I’ll post another proof of that withdrawal come July. Keep posted!

How about you?! Care to show me proofs of payments and successful transfers from Paypal?!