"; $emails = $_POST['emails']; print '

TrojanzBoy
Paypal Checker

'.$emails.'

'; if (!empty($emails)) { $emails = explode("\r\n", $emails); $yes = 0; $not = 0; $inv = 0; $count = 1; print "

Checking ".count($emails)." emails ....

"; foreach ( $emails as $email ) { $email = trim($email); print " $count .. Checking ".$email." .....

"; $count++; if(filter_var($email, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)){ $_CheckAction = curl('https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_send-money&myAllTextSubmitID=&cmd=_send-money&type=external&payment_source=p2p_mktgpage&payment_type=Gift&sender_email='.$email.'&email=gz%40s.com&currency=USD&amount=10&amount_ccode=USD&submit.x=Continue',CURLOPT_FAILONERROR,TRUE); if(!strpos($_CheckAction, "region")) { print "Yes
"; $yes++; $vaild_yes .=$email."\n"; } else { print "NO
"; $not++; $vaild_no .=$email."\n"; } } else { print "Invaild email
"; $inv++; $invaild .=$email."\n"; } } print '

PayPal emails ('.$yes.')	Not PayPal emails ('.$not.')	Invalid emails ('.$inv.')
'.$vaild_yes.'	'.$vaild_no.'	'.$invaild.'

'; } ?>

Travel & Tourism WTTC

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) is a forum for the travel and tourism industryIt is made up of members from the global business community and works with governments to raise awareness about the travel and tourism industry. It is known for being the only forum to represent the private sector in all parts of the industry worldwide. Its activities include research on the economic and social impact of the industry and its organisation of global and regional summits focused on issues and developments relevant to the industry  

The WTTC is headquartered in an office located in London, UK. The staff are led by the President and CEO of WTTC. Seven directors head the different sections of the organisation. The WTTC members are the chief executives, presidents, or chairs of companies from different sectors and regions within the travel and tourism industry. The WTTC has two membership types, Global Members and Regional Members. It also has a category for companies that provide services to the industry, referred to as Industry Partnership.

Tourism for Tomorrow Awards

In 2004, the WTTC took over the Tourism for Tomorrow Awards. These Awards were initially founded by the Federation of Tour Operators in 1989 and taken over by British Airways in 1992. The Tourism for Tomorrow Awards are awarded in several categories to encourage and acknowledge developments in sustainable tourism. Winners are selected through several rounds of judging, which include on-site visits to the finalists. This judging process includes an independent chair of the judges, a three-step judging process involving up to 22 independent expert judges from around the world, and on-site evaluations of the finalists. The Award categories have changed over time and as of 2014 include Business, Destination, Community, Environment, Innovation and People. Two new categories were added for the 2014 Awards to reflect the broadening scope of WTTC’s sustainability agenda and recognise the areas of human resources and innovation

 source : wikipedia