John Chow unable to cash out his adsense check though Google Named Most Significant E-Biz Development

Google Writes bad check,unable to pay through bank account
Was this meant to be a joke from google after John's adsense check got bounced back when he was cashing in.From john chow, he was shocked and taken back when the bank teller told him there is insufficent fund in this account, John had her answer taken aback and question back amused "Are you sure? Do you know who Google is? You’re kidding me, right?", but i guess every single soul in this living world who have used the internet before would have come across google this term. So is he the first person who have received such a bad check?

Apparently there was another case which John had spoke off in his post which he thinks is much more funny than his case, you need to head on over and read the voicemail hell which our shocked and awed publisher went through to try and get someone to answer why Google sent her a bad check. I think apparently Matt Cutt himself answered mobilejones leaving him a comment!



Is google flawing time by time and how many accounts do you think they have? 10? 20? I am not sure how many, will they process the money transfer more quickly to their accounts or did they have an overdraft protection on their account, god knows unless you are that person who transfer money into the account.


Despite this Google was named Most Significant E-Biz Development
Maybe there seems to be no link but whenever i see the word Best or most significant, i always potrait that company as a flawless one and will this post that john had made, it made me wonder how google got their Number one position.


Google tops 3 out of 10 positions in the last decade, according the Software & Information Industry Association.The SIIA unveiled its top-ten list on the 10th anniversary of the
White House eCommerce Framework.

"Electronic commerce has provided a significant engine for the
growth of the global economy and has sparked the delivery of a
multitude of innovative products and services," said Ken Wasch,
President of SIIA. "These developments reflect the unique nature
of the Internet, which has allowed creativity, ingenuity and
entrepreneurship to flourish."

The Top Ten of the Last Ten Years:

1. Google (1998)
2. US Broadband (2004)
3. eBay (1997)
4. Amazon (1997)
5. Google AdWords (2000)
6. HTML 4.0 (1997)
7. Wi-Fi (802.11, 1997)
8. YouTube (2005)
9. iTunes (2005)
10. BlackBerry (1999)

Does it seems to come as a suprise that google is ranking first in the list, i doubt so but the
list also includes several eCommerce tools that have become so common place, we almost forget they didn't exist 10 years ago.