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[e1ectric sheep] 24/10/2007 10:18

She's cute eh Liars?

Francesca, could you please post of photo of yourself on here.

[iamashardasnails] 24/10/2007 10:17

I've done a Francesca before,

stunning busty brunette

[rick styne] 24/10/2007 10:17

I liked RachelL better, dont know where she has gone?

:O(

[liarspoker] 24/10/2007 10:13

I like the name Francesca. :O)

[rick styne] 24/10/2007 10:08

drewz - 23 Oct'07 - 14:40 - 5 of 19


"The reward is a bit tight as well imho, product placement is big business these days."

Totally agree.

More than a bit tight. Meaningless. And disproportionately mean.

Remember the old business saying - any business deal is only a good deal if it adequately rewards both parties. You damage yourself by taking too much and giving too little.

[iamashardasnails] 23/10/2007 17:54

no longer being pinned to the top

[overzeal] 23/10/2007 17:25

Now if the prize was a fault free day !

[nakedshorter] 23/10/2007 16:46

just a bloody upgrade....tight or what?

[bigbobjoylove] 23/10/2007 15:07

disgruntled employee!!!!

[salmon face v] 23/10/2007 15:05

is that 2nd prize?

[bigbobjoylove] 23/10/2007 15:03

charming!!

[salmon face v] 23/10/2007 14:50

nice chart,

sorry, wrong thread.

[drewz] 23/10/2007 14:40

"The reward is a bit tight as well imho, product placement is big business these days."

Totally agree.

More than a bit tight. Meaningless. And disproportionately mean.

Remember the old business saying - any business deal is only a good deal if it adequately rewards both parties. You damage yourself by taking too much and giving too little.

[monte1] 23/10/2007 14:38

Aye tightwads.

Think I will reply and mention m o n e y a m and i i i.

[e1ectric sheep] 23/10/2007 14:37

LOL!

Why would you mention advfn in a piece about spread betting?
The reward is a bit tight as well imho, product placement is big business these days.

[plug davis] 23/10/2007 14:33

Is that the first prize or the wooden spoon ?

[francescad] 23/10/2007 14:19

The Financial Times is writing a report on spread betting and is looking for private investor case studies.

If you would be interested in taking part, please email me at: [e-mail] with your name and telephone number and brief details about the type/s of spread betting you do, how often you spread bet, the pros and cons etc.

If you get published mentioning ADVFN, we'll arrange a free month's upgrade (or a month free for UK Platinum users).

Thanks in advance,

Francesca