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A service promising to answer people's prayers with a text message apparently sent by Jesus has been shut down after complaints by Finland's mobile services watchdog. Full Story.
Aaron said on 01/27/04 @ 01:38 AM: More crazyness from Finland. I'm wondering exactly what was wrong with the service?? Would they have done the same if they were getting text messages from Elvis? Are they going to shut down phone in tarot card readings / fortune tellings next? Exactly what is the difference.