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I have to agree there...could be phishing for details.

Yeah, I thought it looked a bit dodgy, but what the hell, it's not like anybody ever tweets their bank details right?

Seems like a classic pyramid scheme to me, except the entry fee is ?0

@ Sam Symons Live. Bit of a catch 22 there mate, init? If you don't update it, nobody will follow you!

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Yeah, I thought it looked a bit dodgy, but what the hell, it's not like anybody ever tweets their bank details right?

Seems like a classic pyramid scheme to me, except the entry fee is ?0

@ Sam Symons Live. Bit of a catch 22 there mate, init? If you don't update it, nobody will follow you!

You should join Mr Tweet it gives you people to follow that share the same interests.

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Twitter is so much more than facebook status updates. The only way you'll really understand it, is to give it a try. Like I've said before, it took me 2 go's at it, to see what all the fuss was about.

You get your own little webpage / blog, but I recommend installing a twitter client (I use TweetDeck), and then follow some interesting people/sites.

In some ways it's like an RSS feed / micro blog / instant messenger. You can use it just as a source of info, or you can share back anything that interests you.

Tons of big sites are Tweeting now, and you'll be the first to hear about what ever is going on, if you follow them.

Businesses are getting into the Twitter game, too, using it as a way to provide near-instantaneous customer service.

You can automagically have Xbox achievements, RSS feeds, what you're listening to via winamp, all tweeted for you, once you've set them up.

http://twitter.com/DARKFiB3R

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Follow @Sofia and @QauNuckShin for a live Twitter feed from the #Pirate bay court case #spectrial

http://twitter.com/Sofia

http://twitter.com/QauNuckShin

Another amazing reason why Twitter is so great :)

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