my brother has an N95 and absolutely loves it - I would go for it if you can afford it
- Welcome to gaaboard.com.
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Pages1
#2
General discussion / Re: 13 YEAR OLD BECOMES DAD
February 17, 2009, 04:27:49 PM
this is a really shocking story!!
I feel sorry for the baby to be honest, how irresponsible
#3
General discussion / Re: Worth buying a ticket for
February 17, 2009, 04:25:56 PM
Looks like this property raffle has been cancelled?
http://www.yournewhomeni.com/competition.php
I read that a bunch more of these house competitions were either cancelled or postponed due to the Gambling Commission and Paypal....
http://win-house.co.uk/blog/competition-updates/15-further-property-competitions-cancelled-following-the-devon-house-competition-setback.html
still, there are plenty of these around at the moment and I don't think it'll stop anytime soon given the current environment
I'd buy a ticket if I was sure it was legal and my money was safe. To be honest, I don't really understand the argument about whether the house is worth what they say it is or not - isn't the point that whatever it is worth will be more than the price of the ticket?
surely you have to set the valuation at the start of the competition so there is a reference point, as long as it is in the right ball-park for me this isn't the biggest factor in making my decision - I would be delighted to win the house even if it was worth £300K by then
any thoughts?
http://www.yournewhomeni.com/competition.php
I read that a bunch more of these house competitions were either cancelled or postponed due to the Gambling Commission and Paypal....
http://win-house.co.uk/blog/competition-updates/15-further-property-competitions-cancelled-following-the-devon-house-competition-setback.html
still, there are plenty of these around at the moment and I don't think it'll stop anytime soon given the current environment
I'd buy a ticket if I was sure it was legal and my money was safe. To be honest, I don't really understand the argument about whether the house is worth what they say it is or not - isn't the point that whatever it is worth will be more than the price of the ticket?
surely you have to set the valuation at the start of the competition so there is a reference point, as long as it is in the right ball-park for me this isn't the biggest factor in making my decision - I would be delighted to win the house even if it was worth £300K by then
any thoughts?
Pages1