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Yabanize

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#148900 4-Jul-2014 14:47
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So over at Samsung NZ's facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SamsungNZ they had a competition to win an S5 by guessing a phone number to dial. The first to call the number wins

There were clues given each day for the last few days
Here are the clues:






The answer to question 1 is 21 hours, The answer to question 2 is 4, the answer to question 3 is 2mp, and the answer to question 4 is obviously 5
By these I would assume the number would be something like 021 4 2 5

And now they say someone won it and that The correct number was 021 364165. How do you get that number from the clues you were given, WTF

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Yabanize

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  #1081114 4-Jul-2014 17:50
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TimA: No,

21 hours talk time is the GSM arena specs.
It would have been 02x 21425, so incorrect it isnt funny. They won off fluke.

I should complain and get a free S5 then sell it and get a Z2.


Samsung just posted now

 

Sorry guys! It looks like we've made some mistakes with our Call N Collect promotion. We are very sorry this has happened.

 

To make up for this, we are going to issue a simplified version of the promotion, and award a new winner. We will post a new number with two missing digits and a new clue. The first person to call this new number will win a Galaxy S5.

 

We will post the new number and clue on Sunday 6th July at 12:05 pm (lunchtime).

 

Competition is open to NZ residents only.

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