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ive just seen this on the net, has anybody else seen this before, or even bought from him.

http://arcadenemy.fr....com/index.html

[Jimbob219]

Lol, call attendant iou £451.50. Back to the real world....

But did you notice how many credits they had? They had more credits than £500's worth, so how can they have made a profit?

Jimbob

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is this bloke off his head lol. My m8 just bought that monopoly cd the nutter.

yeah thanks for that....

[U.D]

yeah thanks for that....

ha ha.... classic

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i see, over £600 in credits ????

these sort of devices are the stuff that only dreams are made of. that said, ive seen a rodder used, and you`d be hard pushed to find a machine that would still do it. it would have to be quiet an ancient machine now.

last year a m8 bought round a rf-device that ha parted £50 for (poor sod) so we tried it on my club T O T. what he turned up with was a car key fob.

What the description says in these auctions/sales is correct in that they do transmit radio waves. and the obvious clever bit is when some of these people then explain that they have personally never used it, and cannot g`tee that it will work. I guess most people have now seen the picture of a walkie talkie strapped with tape, or the click click gas ingiter used on your mums old gas hob - now being sold as a top of the range fruit emptying device.

Its easy to see where people go wrong, you read the add in sheer dis-belief yet come away thinking `what if..` i still cant get my head around having £500 in the bank and £600 in credits. they either owned the machine, or knew the owner. thats alot of money to shove in for credits to give the illusion of `erratic` state of the machine.

so now i find myself saying it doesnt work, followed by.....`what if`...

[highlander317]

even more interesting is if you visit the forum from that site and check out the posts. One bloke took his emtying device to vegas and won $10,000 on a machine lol well worth a laugh