further irritation

[waider]

Ring the email alert hotline now and enter the code above to activate your email alert. The call costs less than price of a cup of coffee* and will bring you 3 blissful months of hassle-free house hunting!

Email Alert Activation Hotline: 1580 880 880

Activation Code: xxxx xxxx

You will NOT receive any email alerts until you telephone the activation hotline. If you can't get to a phone right now, please take note of your activation code and ring the email alert hotline later.

If you would like to change any of the criteria of your email alert you can do so in my daft.

(* Call will cost approx. €1.49)

That used be a free service. And that's one expensive cup of coffee.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"in my daft"?
Is this one of those colorful metaphors?

[Ferret]

[waider.livejournal.com]

"my daft" is the personalised area of the site.

[candice.livejournal.com]

Ok. For the american with no passport in the audience, how much does a cup of coffee usually cost? Here little ones are $1 and huge ones are $2ish.

(I refuse to speak starbucks on sizes.)

[waider.livejournal.com]

You know, I haven't the slightest clue. I'm just being hideously melodramatic. I get most of my coffee from a tap in the office, and the mere thought of shelling out a buck-fifty per cup is enough to give me the shakes.

In all honesty, a buck-fifty is about regular for a coffee in a pub or a coffee shop, but in the not-too-distant past it was more like a buck. Ireland's gotten rather expensive in the last decade.