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The first thing that popped up said:
"Buy Tony Hawks for your Nokia phone for £5, and be entered into a draw to win a PS2. No purchase necessary, terms and conditions apply."
Excuse me? No purchase necessary!? I have to buy Tony Hawks for my mobile, costing me five whole English pounds. No f####ng purchase necessary my backside!
> Talking of money
>
> I heard a women say the other day she needed to buy some French
> Euros
>
> Hahaha
Ha! What a fool.
"No purchase necessary."
Except to read that, you need to take the label off. Which usually means you need to buy the bottle, or risk getting nabbed by a store detective or CCTV camera and charged with damaging their stock.
I heard a women say the other day she needed to buy some French Euros
Hahaha
> I got a new phone recently and decided I needed to download some games
> for it, so I downloaded Tomb Raider at a cost of £5. Only when
> I got my contract through did it tell me that it costs £7.50
> per Mb to download stuff.
OUCH. That is an *appaling* amount to charge. I am amazed.
I always imagine you send a SAE to the comapany in question (which isusually the case), they just bin it, muttering "cheapskates" (*BadaBUM*, skates, get it?)
I can't remember how big the game was, but I think it could well have been in the region of 8Mb. I think I'm broke.
The first thing that popped up said:
"Buy Tony Hawks for your Nokia phone for £5, and be entered into a draw to win a PS2. No purchase necessary, terms and conditions apply."
Excuse me? No purchase necessary!? I have to buy Tony Hawks for my mobile, costing me five whole English pounds. No f####ng purchase necessary my backside!