Have you heard about Alex Tew, a 21-year old British student who wanted 1$M for paying his way through university?
If not, enter MillionDollarHomepage in any search engine and watch for results.

But when I told my friends I wanted to invent a Web success like Alex did, they said I was out of my mind.
- Why?
- Because you live in Ukraine.

Meanwhile, Alex seems has registered the BillionDollarHomePage.com domain for his next project! (Now it's parked anonymously, so I can't say for sure).

Sorry, Alex.
I really appreciate your success with MillionDollarHomePage. But beginning with,
YOU DID NOT obtain the sum of $1,000,000.
Taxes, spendings for promotion, hosting, etc. So, a chance to achieve it is still opened for anyone.

I have no intention to hurt any his rights in any way.
My site is not a clone of MillionDollarHomepage.com.
I have invented new concept, design, and price model (more).
Alex hasn't introduced his Next Big Thing yet. And I'm using the "Billion Dollar Homepage" as a set of open words in public domain, rather than a trademark or product.
The real trademark name for what I am doing should sound like

EARN MILLION FAIR!

Do you know that Ukraine simply does NOT EXIST for PayPal?
As well as for ClickBank and the most online payment processing leaders!
No, you don't? Hmm...

Have you tried to realize that somebody like me is uncapable to compete with somebody like Alex for doing business on the Web, -- as it's actually impossible to obtain the earned money?
Tss... It's a fair competition!

Remember that famous the SUN Microsystems' Open Worldwide Invitation,
- with 1 MILLION prize pool! - for the best Java applet ten years ago?
Despite I was legally staying in USA at that time, they rejected me even to signup, saying, word by word:

"You will not believe, but there are countries where people
may not own the intellectual property they created.
Ukraine is one of them..."

Meaning, I simply may not compete on the Web even with a teenager, - if he lives in US or Europe. Even on the level of ideas!
Entry Not Allowed?

Add to it a striking money gap...
Exactly at the time Alex was spending $50,000 on his promotion campaign, I was glad to find some opportunity to purchase this 3D-infoSpace.com domain, including one year hosting services, for only $15.

Tew's PR manager Imal would laugh when she learns I used only FREE press-release services for announcing my projects, -- including this one!
Well, it's a fair competition after all...

Wanna really big Web ideas? Not a problem!
Here is just one example: My TuneText project potentially worth of $BILLIONS!
I even sent a special message to Microsoft. Namely, to Bill Gates personally.
It's not about how good or bad my programs are, -- Bill simply NEVER READ it:

The ideas behind THIS website is a simple extension of my 2D-infoSpace software, - my early thoughts around what is currently known as RSS, - which I created on my first(!) ever personal home PC I was able to buy.
The program was successfully completed in a distant year 2001, but I never could afford its promotion...
I had a lot of exciting ideas, including several registered inventions.
But who cares about ideas?

Then suddenly Alex came, and pushed the limits of what was possible.
Get me right, I like Alex. He is a smart guy. And I really wish him success.
And although I believe my 3D-infoSpace is a BETTER idea than his MillionDollarHomepage in many aspects, - it's not the point.

What striked me most,
Alex simply ASKED for money!
(The thing I would never do).
And the most unbelievable thing, - he got it!

While Alex acted mostly for fun, I'm doing this out of despair...
Nevertheless,

I believe I'm worth a million dollar wealth!
And I believe the world will need the

3D-InfoSpace

Billion Worth Idea!