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Never tried uni.cc but have used .co.nr and thats a great service. Their registering service is sometimes down but all other services are up and working 99% of the time

Hey 8ennett, thanks again for the fast reply.If you could sent that source code that would be brill! Not in need of it stright away, so you dont need to hurry.

Ahh brill Yordan, that answers my next question to how people got negative mycents. Thanks loads for the fast replies

Thanks very much Bennett for your fast and informative reply. I shall sign up and take a look. I might come back and hound you a little if i get stuck Will review the service and post as soon as i have enough information.

Hi, Im in need of some information on adding a feature to my new website in construction. Im wondering if there is such a way to have text messages sent from your website sent to UK mobile numbers. There are a few services im wanting to implent. First of which is a way of activating an account by a code sent by text message to the users mobile currently registering.Secondly, updates sent to their mobile. Eg, like how facebook sends a message when an users account recieves an inboxed message or wall post etc etc.If there is such a service or way this can be set up, how would it be done? (or where can i find the information on how?) and if there are any costs (which i imagine there will be), how much it will be. All help is much appricated and thank you in advance!

Just signed up, will put it on my website and keep reporting back to how good the support is, the user friendlyness and how much money it makes etc.Will report back at the start of every month

Might sound like a daft question, but im guessing posting on both forums will contribute to the myCENTs total? So being active and posting on both forums will build up your myCENTs balance quicker?Thanks in advance.

Whats this like? How easy is it to use? Ive wanted to use Linux for quite sometime now, but had never come across something like this, please advise

Bluray disks won the arguement for me. Alot extra space meaning more gameplay or the space for better graphics, which is clearly visbale when comparing both consoles side by side. The PS3 is also alot more advanced than the 360 with extra's including 6-axis gameplay, bluetooth connectivity and can also be turned into a complete home cinema system (which is easier said than done btw).Yes, the price is a alot higher on first purchase but is still very good value for money. I recently purchased a "Console Package" (back in Jan 2011) consisting of: 320GB Slimline console, 2x 6-axis contorllers, Fifa 11, Grand Trismo 5, Tiger Woods's PGA Tour, all wires including HDMI cable and a stand all for £315. Not bad considering thats saving £40 a year on 'xbox live' fee's and around £140 on a bluray player. After wanting a bluray player and mainly getting a console for the online gameplay, the idea of then getting 3 games, 2 controllers and the console itself for £135 (£140 + £40 = £180, £315 - £180 = £135) was pretty appealing compared to spending £179 on a basic Xbox 360 package.

Its an amazing game! Graphics are unreal especially on B-Spec!. Takes along time to get anywhere though, long game, which i suppose is a good thing