Sunday, October 18, 2009
The greenflash at sunset
In the ten years we have been here on Roatan, we have never seen any. Some wanna be greenflash, yes if your imagination plays along. But am sure it exsist, as much there is gold at the end of the rainbow. And that I believe, because you can never get there to check it out.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Team Belgium
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
An article from today at www.World4Honduras.com
Mitch Cummins and Judith Allred - Special to the Express-News
My dismay is over the position that the United States has taken regarding the transition of power here in Honduras. I’m not going to argue whether it was a coup or not. My first question to the world leaders is, where was your indignation when the then-President Zelaya violated the Honduran Constitution, the rulings of the Supreme Court, the Congress, the Attorney General and the National Prosecutor by proceeding with an illegal action referring to changing the prohibition of presidential reelection?
The Honduran Constitution provides for the three “separate but equal” branches of government as does the United States. Just as in the U.S., these three branches offer a system of checks and balances.
President Barack Obama has stated that the U.S. is talking to hostile governments, but said he would not speak with the Honduran interim government. Why didn’t he get the constitutional facts before announcing his condemnation of Zelaya’s removal? Knowing all the facts, how could the United States support the suspension of a long and valued ally from the Organization of American States, condemnation by the UN, and suspension of aid by the U.S.? Reinstating the Chavez-inspired Zelaya would legitimize his illegal actions.
Allegedly, Zelaya says now he would attempt the same thing, only using different methods. Do the world leaders not see a scenario of paid crowds creating chaos to back more lawless actions? What is stopping the U.S. from changing their present position, instead stating their policy is support for countries like Honduras who follow their democratic constitution?
In the months prior to his removal, Zelaya placed himself above the law. He proposed the removal of term limits, identified as treason in the Honduran Constitution which states that this cannot ever be amended. Though required, he failed to submit a budget for the year of 2009. He gave up maritime territory that damaged the Honduran economy, fishing being the country’s important and traditional industry. In this way he gave up probable petroleum rights. He threatened his own coup when Congress hesitated to appoint his preference of judges.
Where were the voices of democracy when Zelaya defied these branches of government? When Zelaya publicly said many times that he was ignoring their rulings and was going forward with his illegal referendum, where were questions from the OAS, UN, or individual countries? When Zelaya led a mob and broke into a military base to steal voting materials that had been legally confiscated by the Attorney General, where was the outrage?
Some ask what would we do if the U.S. military entered the White House, arrested the president and exiled him. I ask this question, what would we do if the United States President defied rulings of its Supreme Court. I have to believe that the American public would be as outraged as the Hondurans were by Zelaya’s actions.
Everyone I know breathed a sigh of relief when they realized on June 28 that Zelaya had been removed from office. The country is more relaxed than it was prior to June 28. Removing Mel Zelaya from office was constitutional and democratic, except for his exile. That, instead of imprisonment may have prevented violence and bloodshed. Now, as long as the interim government’s legitimate actions are not supported, it emboldens those bent on creating havoc, many who are paid and come from other countries.
I’ve lived in Honduras, on the island of Roatan full- time since 2002. I’ve been very involved in community issues, served on various commissions on the island and have met several ministerial level executives of the Honduran government during these years. Being in the communication business, in contact with thousands of Hondurans, I’m very informed.
Every one of the hundreds of foreigners living in Honduras that I’ve talked to has been appalled at the U.S. position. They also express extreme pride in the Honduran people. I’m confident that when the story is fully understood, the Honduran actions will be held up as an example of how a little and poor country can stand up to defend their democracy against powerful external forces. Honduras is definitely the new “Cradle of Democracy.”
The Bay Islands, in the Caribbean off the north coast of Honduras, is a beautiful, tranquil set of islands. We’ve had no disruption of services. The cruise ships are coming. The direct flights from the U.S. are still arriving as scheduled. The dive shops are still diving and the white sandy beaches are still beckoning. Come down and visit. Support the “Little Country That Could”.
Mitch Cummins is Roatan, Honduras’s computer and communications company owner.
Judith Allred, a San Antonio resident, lives part time on the island of Roatan and is director of the Roatan Daycare Center.
My dismay is over the position that the United States has taken regarding the transition of power here in Honduras. I’m not going to argue whether it was a coup or not. My first question to the world leaders is, where was your indignation when the then-President Zelaya violated the Honduran Constitution, the rulings of the Supreme Court, the Congress, the Attorney General and the National Prosecutor by proceeding with an illegal action referring to changing the prohibition of presidential reelection?
The Honduran Constitution provides for the three “separate but equal” branches of government as does the United States. Just as in the U.S., these three branches offer a system of checks and balances.
President Barack Obama has stated that the U.S. is talking to hostile governments, but said he would not speak with the Honduran interim government. Why didn’t he get the constitutional facts before announcing his condemnation of Zelaya’s removal? Knowing all the facts, how could the United States support the suspension of a long and valued ally from the Organization of American States, condemnation by the UN, and suspension of aid by the U.S.? Reinstating the Chavez-inspired Zelaya would legitimize his illegal actions.
Allegedly, Zelaya says now he would attempt the same thing, only using different methods. Do the world leaders not see a scenario of paid crowds creating chaos to back more lawless actions? What is stopping the U.S. from changing their present position, instead stating their policy is support for countries like Honduras who follow their democratic constitution?
In the months prior to his removal, Zelaya placed himself above the law. He proposed the removal of term limits, identified as treason in the Honduran Constitution which states that this cannot ever be amended. Though required, he failed to submit a budget for the year of 2009. He gave up maritime territory that damaged the Honduran economy, fishing being the country’s important and traditional industry. In this way he gave up probable petroleum rights. He threatened his own coup when Congress hesitated to appoint his preference of judges.
Where were the voices of democracy when Zelaya defied these branches of government? When Zelaya publicly said many times that he was ignoring their rulings and was going forward with his illegal referendum, where were questions from the OAS, UN, or individual countries? When Zelaya led a mob and broke into a military base to steal voting materials that had been legally confiscated by the Attorney General, where was the outrage?
Some ask what would we do if the U.S. military entered the White House, arrested the president and exiled him. I ask this question, what would we do if the United States President defied rulings of its Supreme Court. I have to believe that the American public would be as outraged as the Hondurans were by Zelaya’s actions.
Everyone I know breathed a sigh of relief when they realized on June 28 that Zelaya had been removed from office. The country is more relaxed than it was prior to June 28. Removing Mel Zelaya from office was constitutional and democratic, except for his exile. That, instead of imprisonment may have prevented violence and bloodshed. Now, as long as the interim government’s legitimate actions are not supported, it emboldens those bent on creating havoc, many who are paid and come from other countries.
I’ve lived in Honduras, on the island of Roatan full- time since 2002. I’ve been very involved in community issues, served on various commissions on the island and have met several ministerial level executives of the Honduran government during these years. Being in the communication business, in contact with thousands of Hondurans, I’m very informed.
Every one of the hundreds of foreigners living in Honduras that I’ve talked to has been appalled at the U.S. position. They also express extreme pride in the Honduran people. I’m confident that when the story is fully understood, the Honduran actions will be held up as an example of how a little and poor country can stand up to defend their democracy against powerful external forces. Honduras is definitely the new “Cradle of Democracy.”
The Bay Islands, in the Caribbean off the north coast of Honduras, is a beautiful, tranquil set of islands. We’ve had no disruption of services. The cruise ships are coming. The direct flights from the U.S. are still arriving as scheduled. The dive shops are still diving and the white sandy beaches are still beckoning. Come down and visit. Support the “Little Country That Could”.
Mitch Cummins is Roatan, Honduras’s computer and communications company owner.
Judith Allred, a San Antonio resident, lives part time on the island of Roatan and is director of the Roatan Daycare Center.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Low season rates
Lowseason rates at the Blenny house and cabin if diving or doing courses at Tyll's Dive.
New divemasters
Congratulations to Sarah (England), Monique (Holland) and Ryan (USA,) who all have completed their divemastertraining in the last few days.
Sarah had to go back home. Monique will be staying and get som guiding experience, Ryan went up to Marble Hills to work for a while. They all did a good job.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Poem for Tyll's Dive!
Was created an presented at the diveshop from "Stelvis", Nancy, Lisa and Clay in june 2007.Slowly the sun is fading it since it has been posted on the diveshopdoor since then. Please correct me if some of it is not spelled right. The paper is getting difficult to read...
"An Ode to hear"
Nice, nice, nice,
Divemaster cute, like Rachel Weisz
No sign of artic beluga,Dive Monday con tres tortugas
The Bungalow West End quite fine,
technically merlot wine.
Really nice spot
no sign of unruly tot
We even, have some deer
the locals hang out here
and 4 kinds of good beer
This is our fortunate oasis
the loveliest, friendly of places
We spend tranquil, lucky days
With broad smiles on our faces
And you folks here, our friends at Tylls
You give us joy, like happy pills.
"An Ode to hear"
Nice, nice, nice,
Divemaster cute, like Rachel Weisz
No sign of artic beluga,Dive Monday con tres tortugas
The Bungalow West End quite fine,
technically merlot wine.
Really nice spot
no sign of unruly tot
We even, have some deer
the locals hang out here
and 4 kinds of good beer
This is our fortunate oasis
the loveliest, friendly of places
We spend tranquil, lucky days
With broad smiles on our faces
And you folks here, our friends at Tylls
You give us joy, like happy pills.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Team Canada did not listen to the news, they arrived anyway and saw for them self- all is good on the island of Roatan
It has been a very nice week at Tyll's Dive, with team Canada. Fabio and Steve brought friends down for this trip. Staying at the Jenny Blenny house. They brought beefjerkey, and on special request from Kirk, Jim Morton Coffee.(Hope I got the name right)seems like a real big thing for Canadian coffeedrinkers:-)
As always when we all have a good time, the week is over. so of course we had to do the GROUPPHOTO. This time everyone is in. Except Marcos. He had to go home. The new bench held up quite well. But we figured, we need extra support for middlepart. Anyways here is Team Canada/Tem Tyll's: Steve, Kala, Mo, Dorte, Uwe, Fabio
Yusef, Nadine, Kirk, Umbalumba (Ryan), Noelle, Andres.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Juvenile Lionfish
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Lionfish
The first Lionfish has been spotted in Mandys Eelgarden, West bay, Roatan. This is not good news. At this point we do not know what actions has been taken. But for 2 months ago the Marinepark newsletter send out an beeing alert notice if you spot Lionfish.
The Lionfish is an intruder of these waters and has very few predators. its a beautiful creature, but does not belong here and can, in the long run, be fatal for the diversity of our fishpopulation. if anyone has more spesific comments, please feel do share with us.
The Lionfish is an intruder of these waters and has very few predators. its a beautiful creature, but does not belong here and can, in the long run, be fatal for the diversity of our fishpopulation. if anyone has more spesific comments, please feel do share with us.
Groupfoto June 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Team Wisconsin back in town
Team Wisconsin was back in town from 31th May to 7th June. Nick began this yearly tradition. Alison took over the years Nick had to skip out on. The group seems always to add new members. Nicole did her open water class with Kala. The otheres finished of the advanced course with Kirk. In the meanwhile Rino took the rest diving. We all had a great time together and the week went too fast. In the same week David, Jen and Gillian were here for diving and the relaxing "apres" dive hour.
Hope to see you all next year same time same place.
Photos will be uploaded soon.
Hope to see you all next year same time same place.
Photos will be uploaded soon.
Fun Dives June 1 to June 6
Date | Dive Site | Depth | Time | Description | D.M. |
1-Jun | Temptation Reef | 18m | 47 | Sponge Garden | Rino |
Blue Channel | 12.5m | 55 | Swim throughs | Rino | |
Sea Quest | 11m | 54 | Sandy patch | Rino | |
2-Jun | El Aguila | 33m | 43 | Wreck | Rino |
SeaQuest | 12m | 45 | Sandy patch | Kirk | |
3-Jun | Dixies Place | 21m | 41 | Wall | Rino |
Turtle Quest | 14m | 58 | Gregorian Garden | Rino | |
LightHouse Reef | 12m | 43 | Night | Kala | |
4-Jun | Gibson Bight | 25m | 57 | Wall | Rino |
Deep SeaQuest | 18m | 56 | Sandy Patch | Rino | |
Butchers Bank | 19m | 53 | Sandy Patch | Rino | |
5-Jun | Spooky Channel | 30m | 53 | Canyon | Kirk |
Bears Den | 16.5m | 57 | Cavern | Kirk | |
6-Jun | Fish Den | 18m | 56 | Wall | Rino |
Fun Dives May 25 to May 31
Date | Dive Site | Depth | Time | Description | D.M. |
25-May | Dixie's Place | 12m | 47 | Wall | Kirk |
26-May | Lighthouse Reef | 12m | 45 | Coral Garden | Kirk |
Bikini Bottom | 12m | 37 | Coral Garden | Kala | |
Moonlight reef | 12m | 40 | Coral Garden | Kala | |
27-May | Octupus Acre | 18m | 47 | Gregorian Garden | Kirk |
Blue Channel | 15.8m | 41 | Swim Throughs | Kala | |
Sea Quest | 18m | 47 | Sandy patch | Kala | |
28-May | Dive Masters Choice | 20m | 47 | Wall | Kala |
Turtle Crossing | 12m | 40 | Sponge Garden | Kala | |
29-May | El Aguila | 33m | 41 | Wreck | Kirk |
Blue Channel | 13m | 59 | Swim Throughs | Kirk | |
Moonlight Reef | 18m | 55 | Coral Garden | Kala | |
30-May | Butchers Bank | 18m | 58 | Sponge Garden | Kirk |
The Bite | 16.5m | 53 | Coral Garden | Kirk | |
31-May | Punchers Paradise | 13.5m | 57 | Gregorian Garden | Kirk |
Octopus Acre | 18m | 50 | Gregorian Garden | Kirk |
Fun Dives May 18 to May 24
Date | Dive Site | Depth | Time | Description | D.M. |
18-May | Texas | 18m | 58 | Drift | Kelsey |
The Bite | 8m | 61 | Coral Garden | Kelsey | |
19-May | Butchers Bank | 30m | 40 | Gregorian Garden | Kelsey |
Deep SeaQuest | 14m | 44 | Sandy Patch | Kelsey | |
20-May | El Aguila | 32m | 40 | Wreck | Kent |
21-May | El Aguila | 32m | 31 | Wreck | Kelsey |
23-May | Mandy's Eel Garden | 18m | 47 | Eel Garden | Robin |
The Bite | 18m | 50 | Coral Garden | Kirk | |
24-May | Moonlight Reef | 18m | 50 | Coral Garden | Kala |
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Who will be arriving soon?
In a few weeks Fabio and Steve from Canada will be visiting again. Bringing a bunch of friends down for diving and fun in the sun. There should be a few bags of beef jerkey arriving as well.
Blackspotted nudibranch
Rino was back in the water last and doing what he is best at. Finding little creatures. Last week we had a nice group of divers. One of them, David took this picture of the Blackspotted nudibranch, which Rino found. There will be more pics and stories coming up after Jen and Davids and Team Wisconsins visit in town.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Fun dives May 11 to May 17
Date | Dive Site | Depth | Time | Description | D.M. |
11-May | Gibson Bight | 20.2m | 55 | Wall | Kent |
Lighthouse Reef | 18m | 35 | Coral Garden | Kirk | |
12-May | Dixie's Place | 10m | 48 | Coral Garden | KirK |
Turtle Crossing | 12m | 40 | Coral Garden | Kent | |
13-May | Hole in the Wall | 37.1m | 55 | Caverns | Kirk |
Lighthouse Reef | 12M | 47 | Coral Garden | Kent | |
Moonlight Reef | 19.8m | 55 | Coral Garden | KirK | |
14-May | Herbies Fantasy | 25.7m | 58 | Sandy Patch | KirK |
Bikini Bottom | 18m | 47 | Coral Garden | Kent | |
Sea Quest | 18m | 51 | Sandy Patch | Kent | |
15-May | Mandy's Eel Garden | 28m | 50 | Eel Garden | Kent |
Deep SeaQuest | 18m | 48 | Sand Patch | Kelsey | |
16-May | Moonlight | 17m | 40 | Coral Garden | Kirk |
17-May | Lighthouse Reef | 15m | 40 | Coral Garden | Kirk |
Turtle Crossing | 12m | 47 | Coral Garden | Kirk |
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Fun dives May 4 to May 9
Date | Dive Site | Depth | Time | Description | D.M. |
4-May | Turtle Crossing | 12m | 40 | Coral Garden | Kent |
Lighthouse Reef | 12m | 46 | Coral Garden | Kent | |
5-May | Butchers Bank | 27.1m | 57 | Gregorian Garden | Kirk |
Sea Quest | 14.2m | 56 | Sand Patch | Willie | |
Dixie's Place | 16.9m | 53 | Wall | Willie | |
6-May | Lighthouse Reef | 12m | 47 | Coral Garden | Kent |
7-May | Grape Escape | 23m | 42 | Wreck | Willie |
Bikini Bottom | 20.3m | 51 | Coral Garden | Willie | |
8-May | Gibson Bight | 18m | 48 | Wall | Kelsey |
Mandys Eel Garden | 18m | 52 | Eel Garden | Kelsey | |
Blue Channel | 15m | 46 | Swim throughs | Kelsey | |
9-May | Hole in the Wall | 36m | 50 | Caverns | Kelsey |
Butchers Bank | 18m | 57 | Gregorian Garden | Kelsey |
Friday, May 15, 2009
Kelsey is Canadian and certified her first Canadians tody. Congrats.
This is Kelsey with her students just got signed of. They are allowed to have a beer now.Kathryn and Bruce. They have already been travelling for a while. Kathryn came by one day and asked about the scubadiving. I think they are hooked. Good for them. It's different world down there.Hope Frederik is reading this post, and yes you not the only one thinking one beer for lunch is okay. Its not. But anyways congrats to Kathryn and Bruce, Mike and Christina. Unfortunately did not get a foto of them. But great people.
Marie Louis og Jacob
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Turtlekid and the turtle
Monday, May 4, 2009
Fun Dives April 27 - May 3
Date | Dive Site | Depth | Time | Description | D.M. |
27-Apr | Mellisa's Reef | 29m | 51 | Wall | Kelsey |
Half moon bay Wall | 22m | 52 | Wall | Kelsey | |
The Bite | 16m | 50 | Coral Garden | Kirk/Kent | |
28-Apr | Gibson Bight | 21m | 54 | Wall | Kirk |
Sea Quest | 14m | 43 | Sandy patch | Kirk | |
The Bite | 19m | 42 | Coral Garden | Kirk | |
29-Apr | Hole in the Wall | 38m | 57 | Caverns | Willie |
Turtle Crossing | 18m | 55 | Sandy Patch | Willie | |
Punchers Paradise | 18m | 45 | Coral Garden | ||
30-Apr | Black Rock | 28m | 46 | Wall | Willie |
Turtle Crossing | 16m | 63 | Coral Garden | Willie | |
Deep Sea Quest | 18m | 49 | Sandy Patch | Jolinne | |
1-May | El Aguila | 30m | 46 | Wreck | Willie |
Blue Channel | 21m | 53 | Drift | Willie | |
Dixie's Place | 18m | 50 | Wall | Kent | |
2-May | Hole in the Wall | 37m | 59 | Cavern | Jolinne |
Butchers bank | 13m | 64 | Sponge Garden | Jolinne | |
Grape Escape | 13m | 47 | Wreck | Jolinne | |
3-May | Fish Den | 19.6m | 49 | Coral garden | Jolinne |
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Team Colorado
Sadly, Team Colorado had to leave, well they came back, because the ferry to the mainland was overbooked. Good luck tomorrow morning. Well Summer and Rich made it out of here whether they wanted or not. Was a nice week At Tyll's Dive. All great people, good weather and good vibes. Wanted the whole diving crew on this group foto. But the timing went wrong. So NOT in this photo is Janie and John, Jakob and Marie-Louise, Jolinne (instructor), Willie (divemaster), Marcos (Boatcaptain), Molly and Lowfat the shopmonsters (who knows where they were, Uwe and Dorte (had to take the photos :-). The Coloradians IN the photo are: Rich, Summer, Mari, Chris, Molly, Jeff and Alison. Instructors are Kent and Kirk.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Rosa from Holland
Monday, April 27, 2009
Fun Dives April 20 - 26
Date | Dive Site | Depth | Time | Description | D.M. |
20-Apr | Overheat Reef | 26m | 55 | Wall | Rino |
Punchers Paradise | 23m | 57 | Coral Garden | Rino | |
21-Apr | Blue Channel | 13m | 60 | Swim Throughs | Kirk |
22-Apr | Punchers Paradise | 27m | 59 | Coral Garden | Kirk |
23-Apr | Spooky Chanel | 28m | 52 | Canyon | Kirk |
Bears Den | 20m | 56 | Cavern | Kirk | |
The Bite | 14m | 57 | Coral Garden | Kirk | |
24-Apr | El Aguila | 33m | 43 | Wreck | Kent |
West End Wall | 20m | 52 | Wall | Kent | |
Bikini Bottom | 12m | 57 | Coral Garden | Kent | |
25-Apr | Hole in the Wall | 38m | 51 | Caverns | Kelsey |
Butchers Bank | 20m | 58 | Sponge garden | Kelsey | |
Moonlight | |||||
26-Apr | Pillar Coral | 26m | 55 | Wall | Kelsey |
Mandys Eel Garden | 23m | 50 | Eel Garden | Kelsey |
Monday, April 20, 2009
Rino found a Warty Seaslug
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Fun Dives April 13 - April 18
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Fun Dives April 6 - April 12
Date | Location | Depth | Time | Description | D.M. |
6-Apr | West end Wall | 33m | 56 | Wall | Rino |
Punchers Paradise | 18m | 55 | Coral Garden | Rino | |
7-Apr | Hole in the Wall | 33m | 47 | Caverns | Rino |
Lighthouse Reef | 18m | 63 | Coral Garden | Rino | |
9-Apr | Hole in the Wall | 30m | 48 | Caverns | Rino |
Moonlight | 12m | 52 | Coral Garden | ||
Butchers Bank | 19m | 50 | Sponge Garden | Rino | |
10-Apr | Dixies Place | 18m | 50 | Wall | Kirk |
El Aquario | 12m | 47 | Coral Garden | Willie | |
11-Apr | Fish Den | 18m | 45 | Rino | |
Sea Quest | 18m | 55 | Sand Patch | Willie | |
12-Apr | Canyon Reef | 24m | 54 | Swim Throughs | Willie |
Lighthouse Reef | 12m | 45 | Coral Garden |
Fun dives April 1 - April 5
1-Apr | Canyon reef | 18m | 48 | Swim Throughs | Rino Kirk |
Blue Channel | 16m | 53 | Swim Throughs | Rino Kirk | |
2-Apr | Spooky Channel | 29m | 42 | Canyon | Rino Kirk |
Bears Den | 18m | 62 | Cavern | Rino Kirk | |
The Bite | 12m | 60 | Coral Garden | Rino | |
3-Apr | Mandy's eel Garden | 33m | 47 | Eel Garden | Rino |
Dive Masters Choice | 12m | 65 | Wall | Rino | |
5-Apr | El Aguila | 33m | 43 | Wreck | Kirk |
Deep Sea Quest | 14m | 51 | Sand Patch | Rino |
Friday, April 17, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Kent Ebanks first open water cert
Kent certified his first Padi Open Water diver today. Good job to both Kent(Roatan) and his student Dan (Canada). Kent did his IDC with Gary Miller (gopro@tgidiving.com).
Friday, April 10, 2009
Open Water certified today
Heather from Canada and Fredrik from Italy/Sweden/everywhere...just got certified this Easterfriday. Kirk was their instructor in is doing the paperwork for them in this moment. Come back and do some more diving. You were a splendid buddyteam.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Mating octopi
Rino took his divers to Hole in the Wall this morning. Unfortunately Calvin was not coming along with his camera, so we have no photo proof. But they saw octopi mating. This is a very rare sight.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Save money, use netbanking.
This might mostly apply to our European guests. And so far we had very positive feed back on this. You can save credit/debit card fees by simply transfer your fundiving/divingcourse bills to our account in Denmark. For the scandinavians the bankfee is vey low, but for other Europeans the bankfee has proved to still be lower than paying your bill on Paypal, paying with cards here or taking money out of the ATMs.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
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