iPad 2 giveaway: December 2011

[rock_PT]

cool...my first post.

 

[wheunis]

I might as well try...

 

[mercurial]

I need to win this! It's the missus birthday next month and she desperately wants one

 

[CyberDemon]

Thanks MyBB

 

[reactor_sa]

nvm

 

[dracolusus]

New project coming up that will be incredibly hectic and this would make for a great organisational tool *wink wink*

 

[dracolusus]

cool...my first post.

Just 9 to go

Were you like me, reading the forums and news for ages and never signed up?

 

[oldhat]

Nice one, thanx rpm

 

[metro_digital]

ooh I hope I win this time

 

[JustinB]

Nice one!

 

[Tpex]

Thanks rpm

 

[andrekrit]

Hmmm, I think an iPad will fit in perfectly with my recently acquired MacBook Pro . Hopefully Vodacom will be able to supply me with an iPhone 4S in December. From NO Apple, to ALL Apple in 1 month... I should be so lucky ;-).

 

[chrismania]

Be a winner

Sweet

Bring it on...

 

[Mbuzi]

Wouldn't mind a second iPad

 

[Tatjanochka]

I need one of these for my studies very much! Would be amazing Xmas present.

 

[seanyp00h]

An iPAD for free? Sure. I'll take one

 

[Jaaks]

Man I sooo badly need an iPad for my varsity stuff!

 

[Charrgrill]

You guys are awesome!!

 

[Piesang]

Awesome. Another iPad2 giveaway. Good luck guys.

 

[FutureSuccess]

If you want to you will, if not you won't

Why are the adsl rates and uncapped rates not dropping.
South Africa's rates on broadband is still the highest in the world.

At the rate the cellular companies have grown, we should have had much cheaper cellular call rates.
Almost free sms's - the rates on sms's are high, unless a bundle is bought. This should not be so.

Even though there are a few cellular companies - they apply the monopolistic principles.

People complain one at a time and not make a united voice to the cellular companies. In order to
shake up the complacency within the cellular corporates.
They virtually beg for your business, and once they have you in their clutches (as a customer) the services
promised becomes non existent.
This applies to all the cellular networks.

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