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Sony removed the 419 reference from their playstation 3 ad after the Nigerian government released a press release calling it malicious and majority of Nigerians on the internet also reacted negatively to it.
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So the government is SO OFFENDED by this yet the do NOTHING to stop their criminals from scamming people all over the world and spamming our lives.
ReplyDeleteYeh I can see how they are really offended.
Hey Nigerians GET A LIFE!
party dude-- for your information, the goverment has been stopping scammers and arresting numerous people for participating in such fraudulent acts. Know your facts before you open your mouth and sounds like a jack ass!
ReplyDeleteParty Dude, I'm not condoning scammers, but only GREEDY and IGNORANT people get caught up in scams.
ReplyDelete@ Tinyeval: Your response is funny and childish. Only for that reason can one discount its stupidity. So you're a SONY ad exec? Evidence please? To me you're just an impersonator. But your very last statement along with its exception was the most stupid of all...
ReplyDeletewe also wrote about this at techmasai.com
ReplyDeleteWhy will Sony make up this kind of stupid and insultive ad ?
ReplyDeleteOn behalf of All Nigeria over the world. Sony apology is not accepted.
Thanks.
Tony.
Hello Party Dude, can you please tell me your country and swear if there is no single scammer in your country?????
ReplyDeleteTony.
Party animal or whtz ur name?...I know u must be from a "perfect" country supposedly. Please write a letter to one of our consulates, the one nearest to you for enquiries on our progress in this anti-curroption fight. That is if u know how to write one "party what not",if not please do the human race a favour and shut your crappy trap. Thank you
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