Send A Free Anonymous Valentines Text With Nokia

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Be My Valentine


Nokia is playing cupid this year for anyone too shy to reveal their true feelings. So if you'd like to send a certain someone a Valentine but are frightened they'll find out it's from you, let us deliver a FREE and completely ANONYMOUS text message to your beloved on your behalf.


Cupid will save any valentines created before 14th February and send them automatically on Valentine's Day


To use the Service, you must be at least thirteen (13) years of age. If you are at least thirteen (13) years of age but a minor where you live, you must review the Terms and have your parent or legal guardian complete the registration on your behalf for you to use the Service. The person completing the registration must be legally competent.


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loulou997

Another poster was worried it may be spam but I've checked the nokia homepage and it links from there too so perfectly safe to use Happy valentines day all you romantics! and the cynics too...

OldGreyFox

loulou997 wrote: »

Another poster was worried it may be spam

The domain name was regd by http://www.bolseragency.com/who-we-do-it-for-1.htm who your see work for Nokia.

Phyzelda

is it 100% free??

A_little_stressed!!

A bit unrelated, but does anyone know how to send an anon. valentines message of Facebook? Thanks!

boredhousewife

this should be fun
great find kipper thanks

venus69

:beer: i was just about to send one to every one in my phone book
but could cause more tears than laughter
so just sent one to my other half.

Kitty_Wren

A_little_stressed!! wrote: »

A bit unrelated, but does anyone know how to send an anon. valentines message of Facebook? Thanks!

Set up a random account?

VIJAY_FROM_KENT

I'm scared to use this as they say it is anonomous but they want all your details. They might tell them by mistake! lol

Ancelyn1331

Cheers:beer: I'm just concerned she may actually have a secret admirer- then I'm in trouble:rotfl:

fiscalfreckles

loulou997 wrote: »

Another poster was worried it may be spam but I've checked the nokia homepage and it links from there too so perfectly safe to use Happy valentines day all you romantics! and the cynics too...

It does say:

Please check and agree to our [URL="javascript:;"]Terms and Conditions[/URL]. It gives us permission to send your message and also contact you about other Nokia exclusive promotions.

So I suspect that both the sender & the recipient will receive marketing calls & texts.

The link in the MSE email says that this is for Nokia users, but it seems as though anyone can use it?