Full FeedBell’s buy-one-get-four BlackBerry promotion
Bell is currently running a new promotion, offering four BlackBerry 8703e smartphones with the purchase of either a BlackBerry 8830 World Edition or BlackBerry Pearl 8130 smartphone. This offer also extends to sharing the monthly data plans, for an additional $20 per user the data plans can be shared. The data plans range in size from 4MB per month for $25 up to 1GB per month for $100. This buy-one-get-four offer is available through March 31, 2008.
Read [Bell] Via [WirelessInfo.com]
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please a winning message was sent to me that i have won 20000$or a car but if i call it does not reach so please this is my cell phone number so please call my blackberry cell now it is0242 789647 so please call me and tell me how to verify the blackberrylottery.the winning code is 0798.and they said i should call 003598815400133 so please call me or send me a message.thank you.
on October 13, 2008 at 06:02 AM - LINKHey my friend, its a scam… that 16 digit number has been reported as a 419 scam… dont bother phoning them, they’ll just take ur airtime…
on February 23, 2009 at 03:21 AM - LINKI also received this sms twice (I am with Cell C). I did not call the number as I suspected a scam.
When calling, you are charged about R30 per minute. ouch!
The sender shows “winner”. Looks like from Bulgaria or Romania. This was probably sent from a fly-by-night service provider via a SA provider, which make is almost impossible to trace.
Ons can trace where it came from, but you will need a RSA court order to go to your phone service provider so they can reveal the information to you (which is hidden in these normal sms’).
Anyone wants to persue? :)
Kind Regards
on February 25, 2009 at 02:36 AM - LINK