1400 mins, unlimited texts, £30/month

[93tid]

T-mobile have this special offer : Pay Monthly Sim Cards - Mobile Phone SIM Cards - T Mobile

It's a Solo, i.e. SIM-only deal, but at least can be used as an excellent argument for anyone negotiating a new contract, even if you don't want to take the deal itself.

[IJM]

Originally Posted by tanky

not undertanding~~

What aren't you understanding Tanky ?

[Bartmanekul]

Its a spammer.

But getting back to topic, Tmobile are increasing some call charges. T-Mobile increasing call charges - All About Symbian Forums

Perhaps thats why they are offerring large amounts of limits.

But I realised that this deal isnt so good. Phones take up a huge percentage of the monthly cost, and this is still £30, with no data.

Useful for people that need a lot of minutes and texts with no phone though.

[IJM]

What's a spammer ?

[dtm]

Originally Posted by Bartmanekul

But I realised that this deal isnt so good. Phones take up a huge percentage of the monthly cost, and this is still £30, with no data.

Useful for people that need a lot of minutes and texts with no phone though.

Its a great deal for say someone staying in the UK for a month from another country who needs to use there phone alot i think..

[Bartmanekul]

Well you'll have to convince me.

New user, pointless, bad English posts.

And most telling of all, a huge link to a crappy mobile accessory site. Both in your sig, and your homepage.

And amusingly, a link to a 'nice site', N95 users. Not that people are already on it!

If your not a spammer, then you wont mind taking the links out of your sig and homepage in your profile, will you?

What's a spammer ?

Thats what I call them. Before, the standard tactic was to just spam forums with posts linking to dodgy sites. Now, since auto signups are harder, and various other things makes life difficult for them, they have changed tactics.

They are trying to look like a member. Adding a picture (usually of a good looking girl), pretending to take part in threads, and various other things. Instead of posting links to dodgy sites, they have them in their sig, or homepage on the profile. Its happening a lot more. 'Tanky' bears all these signs. So I think 'she' should get rid of all the links if 'she' wants to stay here.

Seriously, look at all her posts, there no point in any of them. Look at this: N95 3D Accelerometer

See what I mean?

[IJM]

Originally Posted by Bartmanekul

Well you'll have to convince me.

New user, pointless, bad English posts.

And most telling of all, a huge link to a crappy mobile accessory site. Both in your sig, and your homepage.

And amusingly, a link to a 'nice site', N95 users. Not that people are already on it!

If your not a spammer, then you wont mind taking the links out of your sig and homepage in your profile, will you?



Thats what I call them. Before, the standard tactic was to just spam forums with posts linking to dodgy sites. Now, since auto signups are harder, and various other things makes life difficult for them, they have changed tactics.

They are trying to look like a member. Adding a picture (usually of a good looking girl), pretending to take part in threads, and various other things. Instead of posting links to dodgy sites, they have them in their sig, or homepage on the profile. Its happening a lot more. 'Tanky' bears all these signs. So I think 'she' should get rid of all the links if 'she' wants to stay here.

Seriously, look at all her posts, there no point in any of them. Look at this: N95 3D Accelerometer

See what I mean?

Wow, never knew about this, have you reported the posts to admin / mods for investigation ?

[Bartmanekul]

Not yet, Ive been reporting loads of late.

May as well give this one a chance, though personally Im 99% sure its a spammer.

[93tid]

Lovelynikki was another one, plugging shamelessly blueunplugged.com all the time, got them banned a few days ago.

[Bartmanekul]

There should be new rules to stop this (on all forums, its becoming very widespread).

1. There should be large text warning spammers of the following on member signup.

2. No links to blogs or any site which sells things in sigs or homepages on the profile, unless your a regular member.

3. No links or recommendations until you hit 10 posts.

4. Any spamming done will result in the site being added to the filter, effectively completely stopping any mention of that site again on the forum, even if its by regular members.


These rules would hugely eliminate spammers, and blueunplugged seriously shot themselves in the foot here. Before I would have recommended them, but now tell people to steer clear.

And no.3 would be very effective, as its extremely easy to see when a spammer is trying to reach 10 posts.