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[cardie]

Bought some poker chips on Zynga poker for facebook £1.47 (£1.50) Which is 22 Facebook credits.

It gave me the option to pay by phone with my phone number so I did, i got my chips and everything is hunky doory, I have a sort of electronic recipte which says when I purchased them. The charged £1.50 for 675000 poker chips all that bollocks.

So does that mean facebook have recived the money and if so will o2 just stick £1.50 to my bill?

Cheers

[brucegeorge]

I have done that myself for another game but im on pay as you go and all they did was take it from the credit so I would guess it would show on your bill so you pay o2 and they will pass it on to facebook im sure o2 get something from facebook for there troubles lol

[cardie]

Ah okay just a bit worried theres more too it and im £50000000 pounds in debt

[Dougsta]

Can you win anything material by playing Zynga Poker? Any big poker site will give you unlimited free chips without you having to pay anything. I know Zynga is about friendship, but poker isn't the most friendly game!

[cardie]

Its like call of duty or any other xbox game really just on acebook, you play for free and you can be stuff for the game but not get anything else other than a level out of it you progress on.

[dean smalley]

i no somebody whp sells chips £1 per 2 mill,ide love to no how they do it though

[stanmarsh14]

I normaly get my FB credits via me mobile anyway, though I can also get credit on my main game (Pot Farm), via PayPal.

[Chopaholic]

Just so I'm clear, this is paying real money for pretend money?

[cardie]

Just so I'm clear, this is paying real money for pretend money?

Yes, its paying real money, out of my pocket, for me to have an advantage in playing a game I like, with a few mates over facebook. Or I could go to an arcade and spend £15 to £30 (which would get me in excess of 10Million chips) and win sweet FA?