Thought this new viral from Hotxt might take your fancies.
Hotxt is a UK-based company with a service that offers unlimited text messages across networks for a fraction of the network cost - £1 pcm.
The viral, which was launched today, consists of a girl "stimulating" herself by getting someone to repeatedly text her.
It was created by M&C Saatchi’s offshoot agency DNA.
Co-founded by Doug Richard, the entrepreneur featured in the BBC programme Dragon's Den fame, the Hotxt business model is based on providing a low-cost weekly subscription and attracting a mass volume of users to the service.
Said Richard: "Hotxt will change the way UK mobile phone users text in much the same way that Internet use has changed since it moved from a pay-as-you-use to an unlimited model net use changed dramatically as consumers weren't shackled to a usage limit or worried about overuse."
Enjoy!
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PermalinkI think I saw something similar happening recently (as in last month) again.... I didn't bother to watch that one either.
I don't think we're the target.
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PermalinkOh yeah, these two:
and the old aids day one that seemed to have relaunched this year again - I'm sure we posted about it when it first came out.
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PermalinkYou know, I didn't read a single word in the leroidelacapote spot, so it obviously wasn't very effective. :-)And all I have to say is it's a good thing you don't accept Payapal.
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