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@GUCCI Unfortunitely not bro.I dont want to.I think I will cry.
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Posted: 2008-08-15 10:27:45
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You've got a N95-8GB, i don't think you're missing out on much. LOL!
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Posted: 2008-08-15 10:53:38
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LOL Hobbs, wanting to have your cake buttered on both sides
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Posted: 2008-08-15 11:41:00
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Hobbs
I feel the same about the SE X1, but i wouldn't be able to afford it anyway
man i need a job, i think i want that X1-Black as my next phone.
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Posted: 2008-08-15 12:11:13
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@GUCCI Sell your playstation,N81 and K850 and Im sure you can bag the X1.Maybe another item or two of value if you fall short.Like your tv,gold watch and new nikes.lol
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Posted: 2008-08-15 13:00:44
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If it's any help i still have some spare 64mb and 256mb memory cards, Gucci
We should be able to raise about another 5 bucks for them, lol
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Posted: 2008-08-15 13:58:00
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I saw this report on news24.com yesterday. The banks are becoming innovative, let's hope they become more competitive with regards to their charges as well...
No-card ATM service launched
Johannesburg - Absa has launched a card-less ATM
service, CashSend, aimed at servicing both banked and unbanked South Africans, the bank announced on Thursday.
CashSend will allow Absa customers to electronically transfer funds using an Absa ATM, self-service kiosk, mobile banking or internet banking, to a recipient who is then able to withdraw the funds without needing a card or bank account.
"We have equipped our first ATM screen - 'Insert Your Card' - with an icon, which reads 'CashSend Withdrawal'. All the recipient needs to do is press this icon which will automatically activate the ATM for a CashSend transaction," said Venete Klein, executive director of Absa Retail Bank.
An Absa customer, the sender, can transfer a maximum payment of R3 000 from an Absa ATM or kiosk and R1 000 rand from Absa Mobile and Internet Banking to a recipient.
The sender will need to enter the cellphone number of the recipient as well as select a six-digit access code. A system-generated 10-digit withdrawal number will then be automatically sent to the cellphone number provided. The system also generates a 10-digit number, which is provided to the sender for reference purposes.
Following this the sender will have to contact the recipient with the access code as well as the amount. The recipient can then easily withdraw the money by using the withdrawal number, access code and the specified amount.
Klein pointed out that the withdrawal amount must be requested in full, as CashSend does not allow partial withdrawals.
"Unclaimed funds are automatically returned to the sender's account after a period of 30 days," she said.
- I-Net Bridge
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Posted: 2008-08-15 14:16:00
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LOL!! @ Hobbs & Kryps
hmmm. . . . .now where did i leave that piggy bank
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Posted: 2008-08-15 15:42:10
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Wow! Who thought table tennis could be so exciting.Its a semi-final womans,team dual between Singapore and Korea.The skill of these girls are a thing to behold.
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Posted: 2008-08-15 20:17:59
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esato awards' results are out:
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=172693
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Posted: 2008-08-15 20:51:14
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