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E:21/04 Reg Hardware: Win a Samsung i600

Misterel

Misterel Posts: 237 Forumite

16 April 2007 at 10:54PM in Game Over Archives

Daily entry (five phones, one a day for five days, starting 16th April):
Click here

The 1.8MB high-speed downlink packet access is commonly referred to as...
A. HSDPA
B. HSBC
C. RSPCA

The i600 also supports web applications including...
A. RSI
B. RSS Reader
C. Reed Richards

The Samsung i600 features 3G technology. This refers to...
A. The gravitational force it can withstand
B. Some political summit on climate change
C. Third Generation network connectivity

Good luck!

Wins so far this year: It's been a quiet year so far

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ferrarigirlie Posts: 4,691 Forumite

16 April 2007 at 11:10PM

thanks mistrel:)

heres to some more mse winners from this site :beer:

£2008 for 2008 member No.414
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abngrl1 Posts: 205 Forumite

17 April 2007 at 10:04AM

Dont forget to enter today as daily entry. Still waiting for my phone from the previous comp.

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djl Posts: 11,961 Forumite

17 April 2007 at 10:17AM

thanks for the link Misterel

2015 wins £4.00 not mse:(
2014 £44.00:mad:2013 £83.00 2012 £601.50
2011 £1554.50 2010 £698.00 2009 £2793.00
2008 £2816.00 2007 £1034.00
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Misterel Posts: 237 Forumite

18 April 2007 at 12:15AM

Bump.
Remember you can enter every day this week!

Wins so far this year: It's been a quiet year so far
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brownhandbag Posts: 1,858 Forumite

18 April 2007 at 10:09AM

Bumpity bump bump!

total wins 2013 £5500 2014 £7500 2015 £23,900 2016 £10,650 2017 £13,040 2018 £10,620 2019 £10,115 2020 £3970.00
ITV Winners Club Member #131
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Misterel Posts: 237 Forumite

18 April 2007 at 11:53PM

Bump!

Two more days...

Wins so far this year: It's been a quiet year so far
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furndire Posts: 7,308 Forumite

19 April 2007 at 12:47AM

abngrl1 wrote: »

Dont forget to enter today as daily entry. Still waiting for my phone from the previous comp.

Same here abn - 16th March I think when they notified us ~ hopefully not much longer ~ if its not here by next week, I'll be emailing them.

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fluffynit Posts: 11,339 Forumite

19 April 2007 at 7:50AM

marking to enter later, as website not loading

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Angel_Eyes Posts: 3,697 Forumite

19 April 2007 at 10:06AM

working ok now

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fluffynit Posts: 11,339 Forumite

19 April 2007 at 1:34PM

thanks misterel, have entered now

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