Unlimited texts for £14.99 a year?

[Lord Kordir]

Anyone tried this?

JUIZE

Sounds pretty interesting to me

[counterclockwis]

Interesting indeed. The idea that they're just going to get a load of people to sign up, then abruptly go bankrupt springs to mind though.

[Lord Kordir]

That's what I first thought. I'm surprised not to have come across this idea before, it sound great.

[MD]

Its mostly likely java software and its only amongst users, it probably uses GPRS so will work on data rates, and they will buy in bulk, not only that you can only send it to other juize users, thats not really gonna work tbh.

m@

[Michael]

Aside which.

http://www.juize.co.uk/check_mobile_...p?action=check

You don't even need to enter any variables, it will just go to that page and tell you it works.

[Twigman]

Thats rubbish...in the FAQ...you have to keep checking the app to see if you have texts, and you can only send txts to people with that app.
So basically its like a messenging thing on the internet...which you could get for free.
Just get everyone to sign up to a WAP enabled forum and PM each other or whatever.
Why anyone would ever pay for that is beyond me.
I very much doubt they are going to go bust though...all they have to do is have a WAP enabled website that the java software can post to etc. So chances are they will stay around if you do want to waste your money, I mean invest in their services.

[autopilot]

What a load of carp that looks. Anyway, don't some companies offer a service where you enter a different message centre number which you can use and get cheaper text's?

[Twigman]

I dont think so because operators have caught on...now you should be able to put any number into the message center bit and it will go through your providers message centre and be charged at the normal rate.
This was cottoned on to a while ago when you used to be able to use foreign msg centres and get free texts.