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an announcement by Anusha Rehman Pakistan’s Minister for State for Telecom and IT, Pakistan is inviting PayPal, eBay and Amazon to Pakistan. The news unsurprisingly got all bloggers, internet marketers, All Type of freelancers and e-businessmen of Pakistan as excited as they one gets upon making his first dollar. Bloggers, influencers and everyone started sharing the news on social networking sites and the topic was trending already. For those who don’t know, PayPal is the largest online banking services provider. It virtually is responsible for the transactions of millions of bucks, being made everyday. PayPal happens to be the go-to solution for sending and receiving money for people online. Be it blogger, internet marketer, freelancer or developer/designer, you need PayPal. Because it’s what everyone uses to make transactions. And if you don’t have PayPal, you are missing out on a ton of opportunities, to say the least. Amazon and eBay are online shopping malls and they literal

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WampServer is a Windows web development environment. It allows you to create web applications with Apache2, PHP and a MySQL database. It also comes with PHPMyAdmin and SQLiteManager to easily manage your databases. WampServer installs automatically (installer), and its usage is very intuitive.

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Good News for freelancers Pakistan is going to invite global tech companies including Amazon, eBay and PayPal to start their operations in Pakistan,... 

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