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Free Calling and SMS

28 replies · 8,038 views · Started 22 July 2006

zainman 22 Jul 2006, 12:16

Hi guys

Well i know it sounds unbelievable but trust me it isnt. Its actually free but for a limited time (until your free credit lasts), you'll see what i mean once you join this service... (this isnt a computer generated meesssage or spam)!

All you got to do is PM me your cell number (u can be anywhere in the world for this as long as you have GPRS or internet access on your mobile phone)

it works on the invite principle, it works through the callback method, once you get an invite, you'll get the hang of it.. so all of you that want to try it out, just PM me your number in international format!

aamin_17_2001 22 Jul 2006, 13:51

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its gr8 bt how? N is it trust worthy?

zetan 24 Jul 2006, 22:25

hallo here are my number im from germany my email adress is [email][email protected][/email] so you can send me what you mean i will try it my phone number is +491719262689 thanks

mandar-seo 26 Jul 2006, 05:49

What is the logic behind this service. The originator must be having some revenue model. I am just wondering what it could be?

With regards,
Mandar Thosar

aamin_17_2001 28 Jul 2006, 11:03

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heres mine, lets giv a try weather ths is true or wat. My no. Is +919898250805. Thnx in advns.

charlesgknight 06 Aug 2006, 12:51

Generally when something sounds too good to be true it generally is - sounds a good way to harvest phone numbers or maybe some form of ponzi scheme.

NoSk1llz 28 Aug 2006, 21:44

charlesgknight wrote:Generally when something sounds too good to be true it generally is - sounds a good way to harvest phone numbers or maybe some form of ponzi scheme.

Sounds like a Ponzi Scheme indeed.