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unlimitted texts £14.99 for a year - JUIZE
anyone heard of/done this offer ?
works on contract and PAYG for O2/VF/Orange/TMobile
https://www.juize.co.uk
works on contract and PAYG for O2/VF/Orange/TMobile
https://www.juize.co.uk
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Hi US4
Not much on the website.
The lack of information will make me steer clear of these - at least for the time being.
Cheers
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also by the wording it looks like its only to other juize users.Copy from one, it’s plagiarism; copy from two, it’s research.0
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People that know more about gprs and wap than me have said that they will be a cheaper way of sending text.
What distinguishes this? It looks like it's only halfway through launch so difficult to tell.0 -
I've had some contact with the Juize people and think you'll find they're kosher. They use GPRS, which is apparently a much cheaper way of transmitting text messages. However, you can only send your free texts to others who are subscribed to Juize too. Also, Fresh don't yet support GPRS and 3 won't allow anyone else to use their GPRS network.0
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Hi all,
It looks like this service is very much a half-way house between traditional sms and e-mail. The major plus-points I can see are being able to send an unlimited amount of "messages".
The major draw-back however, is that it's not possible to have the one thing that sms thrives on - the ability to send a message and know it will arrive on another users phone within a few seconds. With the juize application, each person will need to log onto gprs to check their "mailbox" to see if they've had any messages.
I can see a use for users who do not have access to an e-mail-type service, but I'd be frustrated having to check my account every few mins to see if I'd received a message.
Just thought I'd drop in my 2p!
Adam0
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