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Question Posted Sunday September 24 2006, 5:14 pm

I was wondering if you will ever put Advicenators on your mobile phone, maning that you would be able to ask a question.

I was just wondering because sometimes I have these very good questions and by the time I get home, I have forgotten them.


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advicenator_admin answered Sunday September 24 2006, 5:23 pm:
Hi there,

There is no way to keep abusers from texting an endless stream of idiocy from their phones, so we will not be doing that, as such.

Here is what I would do: Ring your number and leave yourself a voicemail. When you get home, ask your questions.

Thank you.

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