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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / April 2004Those sex SMS services on television
Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me curious. Anybody know how they work? ie. How do they charge more than the standard SMS charge ? Is it a real person you converse with? What sort of things do they say? And before anybody tells me to try it myself, nah I'm too scared :-) George > Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me > curious. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > And before anybody tells me to try it myself, nah I'm too scared :-) So... what are you wearing? <g> Luke (Just kidding. Really.) > > Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me > > curious. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > So... what are you wearing? <g> IM FEELNG HRNY. GIV IT 2 ME B B! OO UR SO BIG!! O YES RITE THER, RITE THER! THATS DA TICKT! Ali "It got weird, didn't it?" > Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me > curious. > > Anybody know how they work? > > ie. How do they charge more than the standard SMS charge ? They would be based on premium SMS. >Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me >curious. > >Anybody know how they work? > >ie. How do they charge more than the standard SMS charge ? Same as whoever is providing the service for the 1900 and 1902 phone services set the price, the providers for the 188 SMS services also set the prices. Those sex SMS things are pretty crap. > Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me > curious. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > George Paging John D. Leister to the foyer please. John D. Leister. I think they charge something like $3.95 per message, read the fine print on bottom of screen, if you can take your eyes off the slut advertising it! | Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me | curious. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] | | George > I think they charge something like $3.95 per message, read the fine print > on bottom of screen, if you can take your eyes off the slut advertising it! [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > | > | George > Yeah ive seen the ads and i thought they charged 4.95 per message but at best it would be 3.95 per message. what an absolute rip off !!!!!! i cant believe someone would pay 3.95 for a text message that could be from a big hairy fat bloke for all we know. <snip> >>Yeah ive seen the ads and i thought they charged 4.95 per message but at > > best it would be 3.95 per message. what an absolute rip off !!!!!! i cant > believe someone would pay 3.95 for a text message that could be from a big > hairy fat bloke for all we know. Nearly as bad as the joke-a-day ones at about $2 or something similar per sms... Or better yet, automated .. > > I think they charge something like $3.95 per message, read the fine print > > on bottom of screen, if you can take your eyes off the slut advertising [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > believe someone would pay 3.95 for a text message that could be from a big > hairy fat bloke for all we know. > Or better yet, automated .. They would be completely automated... evidenced by some services having one number but a different code word for each type of message. Also, i assume it would be the same with other sms services... you text a codeword to a number and get a reply in ten seconds flat - no time to physically tap it in. Seems lucrative, i could set up one of these for perhaps a couple hundred dollars and voila, five bucks a message comes rolling in -mark > > Or better yet, automated .. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Seems lucrative, i could set up one of these for perhaps a couple hundred > dollars and voila, five bucks a message comes rolling in even if they would type it'd be done using a computer. > > Or better yet, automated .. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > -mark But the initial fee for offering premium SMS is usually something high like $20,000 - I guess it's really profitable! > > I think they charge something like $3.95 per message, read the fine print > > on bottom of screen, if you can take your eyes off the slut advertising [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > believe someone would pay 3.95 for a text message that could be from a big > hairy fat bloke for all we know. You'd be better off using the money to play Ming Mong. I want to go up against that Ming Mong veteran. >>> I think they charge something like $3.95 per message, read the fine print >>> on bottom of screen, if you can take your eyes off the slut advertising [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > You'd be better off using the money to play Ming Mong. > I want to go up against that Ming Mong veteran. I have a bridge i would like to sell you. .:: Sponky ::. Beware! El Diablo Robotico!! > Yeah ive seen the ads and i thought they charged 4.95 per message but at > best it would be 3.95 per message. what an absolute rip off !!!!!! i cant > believe someone would pay 3.95 for a text message that could be from a big > hairy fat bloke for all we know. That's the only type of person who turns Roddles on!  Signature11 was a race-horse, 22 was 12. When 1111 race, 22112. > Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me > curious. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > What sort of things do they say? What do you mean "say"? They don't say anything. they type on a computer I'm sure. For all you know it's a bloke. > And before anybody tells me to try it myself, nah I'm too scared :-) I haven't tried it and wouldn't either. Signature"aouf" It's the new (edited) way of swearing http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=aouf&f=1 This message is available in Dolby Analogue 1.0 Well, that's my 2 cents worth for today. Damn you all top posters! "I am the eggman, they are the eggmen, I am the walrus, goo goo g' joob" - Beatles, 'I am the Walrus.' > > Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me > > curious. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > What do you mean "say"? They don't say anything. they type on a computer I'm > sure. it can be done. Off the shelf software is available, but not at hardly normal. For all you know it's a bloke. Bloody well could be. Might be a limp wristed raging king's cross queer. If you are a sex maniac and want to pay for it you would be better off going to a brothel than paying for SMS messages to get your rocks off over. > If you are a sex maniac and want to pay for it you would be better off going > to a brothel than paying for SMS messages to get your rocks off over. Now this is true. But I can't see any reason to pay for what is given to me. w_j_wolfe2oo3@yahoo.com (William J. Wolfe) said >> If you are a sex maniac and want to pay for it you would be better off >> going to a brothel than paying for SMS messages to get your rocks off >> over. > > Now this is true. But I can't see any reason to pay for what is given to > me. It's only called 'sex' if there's someone else in the room with you. Flying solo doesn't count. SignatureKwyj. "War is God's way of teaching Americans geography." -- Ambrose Bierce (Remove your panties to reply by email) > Now this is true. But I can't see any reason to pay for what is given to me. We all pay for it, one way or the other. Except Roddles, he w.nks as no woman will go near him. SignatureHHeeaadd BBooookkkkeeeeppeerr, DDoouubbllee--VViissiioonn SSoocciieettyy ooff MMiissssiissssiippppii > > > Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me > > > curious. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Bloody well could be. Might be a limp wristed raging king's cross queer. Ask your keeper, you might be able to make some pin money monkey boy.... >Those late night television ads advertising sex talk over SMS has me >curious. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >George show me ur big 1 M8, thnx, it was Gr8 >What sort of things do they say? $2 sucky sucky, $3 luv u long time. > >What sort of things do they say? > > $2 sucky sucky, $3 luv u long time. $5 happy ending. >> $2 sucky sucky, $3 luv u long time. > $5 happy ending. Is that when the 'phone keys get sticky? Signature1 = 2, for sufficiently large values of 1. |
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