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On Saturday, in Athens, I took the short walk (no more than 800 yards) from the former HQ of the now defunct fraud Globo (GBO) to the headquarters of AIM listed InternetQ (INTQ). Join the dots...
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Reznik
Interesting Tom. From what i here there is another company on the walk from Globo to Internetq. Its name is Vodafone. I guess they will go bust in two months too!
You were around the corner from the offices. You got a call from the Akazoo CEO to meet up. But you didn’t meet up? Why didn’t you make your way back to the offices to get a hold of him?
I don’t know tom this sounds like rubbish – if you really want to check out what was going on, why not go on a workday?
Simple Moving Avarice
I’m guessing they got your mobile phone number during your sign-up process, in which case your “free” month could end up costing you the standard subscription in a month’s time. I wonder whether they are polite enough to warn you before your free month is up, or whether they will be putting their hand in your wallet first.
Tom Winnifrith
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Nope just signed up via facebook so they have no details via that . They got my number & email via their PR fuckwits at FTI Consulting
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