“Before reQall, I used to park a 10-minute walk from my place of
employment and pay $8 a day, three days a week for parking. Since
getting reQall, I park in a two or three-hour parking space that’s a
three-minute walk from work. I set a reQall reminder to move the car to
another spot just after midday – the parking inspector usually doesn't
get around on time, and I need to move the car only once a day. Apart
from two parking tickets – not reQall’s fault, since I neglected to act
on the reminder – I have saved $24 a week since November 2008.
reQall has saved me at least $1200 (Australian) and covered the cost of my $879 pre-paid, unlocked iPhone I purchased on the first day it became available – not to mention the fact it has also saved me many hours of walking around.”
– Doug Young
reQall has saved me at least $1200 (Australian) and covered the cost of my $879 pre-paid, unlocked iPhone I purchased on the first day it became available – not to mention the fact it has also saved me many hours of walking around.”
– Doug Young
Um, are we supposed to take your example and find clever ways of evading police with reqall?
Posted by: CF | March 12, 2010 at 12:13 AM