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Regine May 22, 2004 services

For cheaters and lazy players

GTIP is an “SMS-based Hints, Tips and Cheat Codes” service for computer and console games.

Users text their question to 60070, and within some 10 minutes, a “cheat master” sends the answer (£1 + cost of the SMS per question).

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