Re: Survey/OT

[Guest guest]

Hey, Ted?

If $50 American dollars will buy half the Sydney Harbour Bridge, I'll

send the $50 I received for doing the survey to buy the other half. Is it a

toll bridge? Is it heavily used? We could make a fast buck! LOL

) Jackie

[Guest guest]

Seeing as the bridge has already been sold off a few times, Jackie,

mainly to Americans, we might be better off investing the US$100 in one

of those Nigerian lottery scams. I hear they can be quite lucrative ;-)

I have my doubts whether or myself will be " chosen " , seeing as

we come from the land down under. It might depend on whether they are

looking for people of a certain age and and myself have all

bases covered, but only one of us would get chosen.

Ted F.

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> Hey, Ted?

> If $50 American dollars will buy half the Sydney Harbour Bridge,

> I'll send the $50 I received for doing the survey to buy the other

> half. Is it a toll bridge? Is it heavily used? We could make a

> fast buck! LOL

> ) Jackie

>

[Guest guest]

Well, Hey, Ted,

You guys can be silent partners! Nobody has to know a few Aussies are

in on the buy deal. And, um, I am also " of a certain age " but plan to be around

for a long time. We could keep that bridge running. Forget the Nigerians,

too many other scams sound much better and are in lands of sunshine! LOL

) Jackie

[Guest guest]

About the survey, unless they were collecting specific information

about clinics and such like, I dont see that it matters where you

live. If the questions are just about the device and what it does for

us each individually, it could be a global thing.

and I are already in the land of sunshine, Jackie :-)

Especially at Christmas - Summer here.

Ted F.

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> Well, Hey, Ted,

> You guys can be silent partners! Nobody has to know a few

> Aussies are in on the buy deal. And, um, I am also " of a certain

> age " but plan to be around for a long time. We could keep that

> bridge running. Forget the Nigerians, too many other scams sound

> much better and are in lands of sunshine! LOL

> ) Jackie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ted,

The survey is definitely international as I could take part in Germany.

You could ask Cochlear directly to a) find out whether they still collect

data and whether you might be a candidate in Australia. I can't see why

not, provided you fall in the category they are still looking for at the

moment.

Sabine in Cologne, Germany with

(12/98),

Christian (4/00, great hearing with 2 CIs since 4/01 after meningitis),

Florian (6/02) and

Tobias (8/04) -

all growing up bilingually German/English

[Guest guest]

Hello Sabine.

Thanks for that, that US$50.00 might be closer than we think, then.

I think one of the categories was for over 70's, thats about the only

one I havent qualified for yet :-)

Ted F.

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> Hi Ted,

>

> The survey is definitely international as I could take part in

> Germany. You could ask Cochlear directly to a) find out whether

> they still collect data and whether you might be a candidate in

> Australia. I can't see why not, provided you fall in the category

> they are still looking for at the moment.

>

> Sabine in Cologne, Germany with

> (12/98),

> Christian (4/00, great hearing with 2 CIs since 4/01 after

meningitis),

> Florian (6/02) and

> Tobias (8/04) -

>

> all growing up bilingually German/English

>