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Topic # 204628 10-Oct-2016 10:37
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OOI this no longer seems to come up as an add on. Has it been dropped? The T&C's are still on the VF site.





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  Reply # 1648506 10-Oct-2016 13:08
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Not dropped, still available.




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  Reply # 1648639 10-Oct-2016 16:42
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MikeHales:

 

Not dropped, still available.

 

 

 

 

Ah; well, you have web gremlins then because it no longer lists if you try and add it before checkout!





 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 1648641 10-Oct-2016 16:44
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This years phone is blowing up all over the place anyway ;)




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  Reply # 1648645 10-Oct-2016 16:47
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Geektastic:

MikeHales:


Not dropped, still available.



 


Ah; well, you have web gremlins then because it no longer lists if you try and add it before checkout!



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