Poll: KGB. this seems really pointless.

[IanBrazen]

http://kgb.com/
Ok if you haven't heard about this, its a service in which you text these people a question and they will answer it for a dollar.
Questions like "can you milk a hamster?
yuck!
I just find this service useless and silly because most people have the internet on their phones and they can easily look it up themselves if they are that curious.
Now Im never against anyone trying to make a legitimate dolor, im just curious if anyone would ever use this service.
Thoughts?

 

[Robert632]

no, i have even better,relevtivly cheaper pair of friends, called google and wikipedia.

 

[Cherry Cola]

The KGB?

.... run

 

[USSR]

To be honest, I'd pay them a dollar to ask them the meaning of life.

If I get no response, it is war -.-

..and I demand my dollar back.

 

[IanBrazen]

To be honest, I'd pay them a dollar to ask them the meaning of life.

If I get no response, it is war -.-

..and I demand my dollar back.

Why not try it out.

 

[Aunel]

To be honest, I'd pay them a dollar to ask them the meaning of life.

If I get no response, it is war -.-

..and I demand my dollar back.

Why not try it out.

if they answer 42 I will subscribe to them and ask them every question I will ever get in my life.

 

[Internet Kraken]

The KGB?

.... run

That's what I first though of when I saw their commercials. Did they really choose that name on purpose?

 

[IanBrazen]

To be honest, I'd pay them a dollar to ask them the meaning of life.

If I get no response, it is war -.-

..and I demand my dollar back.

Why not try it out.

if they answer 42 I will subscribe to them and ask them every question I will ever get in my life.

Someone might get fired though.
but it would be funny

 

[The_Bearded_One]

dont people just wiki it now a days?

 

[Captain Schpack]

I personally haven't and wouldn't. I'd simply text my question to my e-mail or write to myself as a note, then look it up when i can.

Also, if you[ansem1432] do try to ask them the meaning of life make a video of it. We'd alll love to see.

 

[Acier]

Well I've used the free one (ChaCha, but there are text ads and you're limited in the number of questions you can ask)

And if you don't have access to a computer and need to know something very specific in a short amount of time(not just silly questions) its actually quite helpful. But a dollar a question is a bit much

 

[Shycte]

We have a similar thing here in Sweden. BAsicaly you textmessage any question to 118100 and they answer.

I asked them; Vegta, what does the scouter say about his power level?

And they answered, ITS OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAANNNND.

They know everything.

 

[El Poncho]

118118 has something like this for free.

 

[Player 2]

This is what first popped into my head when I saw this thread. I play far to much Tf2.

 

[wordsmith]

The KGB?

.... run

The KGB?

.... run faster

 

[reg42]

I saw a similar thing once, but it was for free as far as I know.
To answer your question though, no. No I would not.

 

[pelopelopelo]

The KGB?

.... run

Well, they've gotta keep 'em busy somehow. Trained killers and trivia finders: a winning combo.

 

[USSR]

To be honest, I'd pay them a dollar to ask them the meaning of life.

If I get no response, it is war -.-

..and I demand my dollar back.

Why not try it out.

Not sure =/

I'll try it eventually.

 

[Spacewolf]

This is what first popped into my head when I saw this thread. I play far to much Tf2.

not anymore defending english heavy weight now

 

[TheLefty]

I use it only when I'm with my friends and we ask a really stupid question that someone actually wants to know. Last time it was "What is the metling point of a cat" to which they responded "Access Denied" which I think means I got in trouble. Just a note I wasn't high but it's possible my friend was.