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[fowljr]

Originally Posted by cyclist

It should work in Las Vegas. Only problem is who will be paying your data roaming bill? My version insists on going online to talk to the server; one that works entirely locally is only available as the paid for version I think.

Luckily, it wont be me, but maybe I should keep it to a minimum to save myself any problems when I return!!

[Massiv]

What I tend to do is if I'm on a new journey I go 3G there and GSM back. It's surprising how many new towers you can pick up. Recently in Manchester managed to pick up 35 new o2 ones which did surprise me. Have now managed to rack up 191,000 points total. (problem is when I transfer them to paypal my missus spends them on Ebay

I have managed to pick up over 1,200 new cell towers in the last 4 weeks. I went on ebay and bought a pay as you go THREE sim card for 99P. With 3 (apart from London) it's like virgin territory. Got a trip to Salford next week so will try and max out what parts of Manchester I haven't done yet.

Massiv

[windows]

Massiv have you considered joining our affiliate scheme?

[cyclist]

Have you forgotten that it was Massiv who got us all into Navizon in the first place by writing about it on the forum?
And so far as anyone already a Navizon member is concerned, they can't join us, as the scheme is only for new member referrals.

[windows]

Ah yes I did - it was a while ago now

[cyclist]

Bah humbug!
Got to a Navizon reward level today, go to the website to redeem it and see this:

Starting Sunday April 14 2008, the cash value of each reward will be set to $15

Now as Sunday is the 13th, who knows what will happen to rewards redeemed today? Anyway I have redeemed the reward and sent it as a donation to the site, so it will be interesting to see whether $15 or $20 turns up.
This is a nasty thing to do without warning to anyone sitting on a pile of unredeemed rewards.

[The Mailman]

I would have expected them to have turned off points for previous found items first but would have expected them to actually pay more for the ones left so to speak.

Its a good program on the free version but there is one real annoyance - it keeps sticking itself into startup everytime there is a new version and worse it does not do it until you have soft reset!

[cyclist]

They have turned off payment for Manhattan completely by not allocating points any more. So I was expecting more exclusion areas, no points for confirmation and maybe lower points for new finds. But the less money for a reward is nasty because it penalises people who had already done the mapping but not claimed. I had figured that Navizon could not afford to keep paying at that level so claimed all mine as soon as I could.

[windows]

It came through at the $20 dollar value Steph. Not good about the fee being reduced though.

[cyclist]

Another reward on its way to the site. Looks like the much anticipated slowdown in collection has finally happened. This one took 3 weeks instead of 2 to collect, and was mainly generated by a couple of one-off journeys, to the other side of Stockport by bike and to Whitby by car.