Anyone fancy a free month with me?

If anyone here is about to sign up or considering a sign up to UKOnline
Broadband (incidently they do 8MB for £29.99)

Contact me so we can both get a free month when sign up is complete.

You can reach me via the following contact form:
http://www45.brinkster.com/rafreind/rafriend.htm

Cheers!

Harry

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"Da Vinci Code" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:


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Why would they want a free month?

What's the difference between that and the people who frequently say
"Use me as a referrer for PlusNet"?

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On 18 Jun 2005 17:36, Patrick Nethercot (ngs) wrote:

>"Da Vinci Code" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
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>Why would they want a free month?

LOL. It'll be academic anyway, since the chance of a free month is
presumably dependent on switching ISP... if this is to solicit new
users to Pipex, they might warn not to do it again... unless it's
about moving to another ISP (which isn't a bad idea, anyway)...
I'd say 'Da Vinci Code' just got out of bed the wrong side!

>What's the difference between that and the people who frequently say
>"Use me as a referrer for PlusNet"?

Hopefully there's more to those posts, in terms of responding with
'good advice' - it isn't just a plain 'join plus.net' posting.

A real 'issue' however, was cross-posting it :
alt.internet.providers.uk,uk.telecom.broadband,uk. telecom.mobile
(your post/ZIMACS) selected only this NG. It's certainly off-topic
for uk.telecom.mobile even if no-one on the other two NGs is bothered.



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Peter M <us-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:


> A real 'issue' however, was cross-posting it

Then the objector should have said so.

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"Da Vinci Code" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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fool!

If you are paying the board and lodging and food bills I will be round
tommorrow.
Do you have Sky on the TV?

Da Vinci Code wrote:
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Tosser!

haha very funny

"Gordon Hudson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If you are paying the board and lodging and food bills I will be round
> tommorrow.
> Do you have Sky on the TV?
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Harry wrote:
> If anyone here is about to sign up or considering a sign up to UKOnline
> Broadband (incidently they do 8MB for £29.99)

Incidently, your a crap salesman!