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Just now, fightoffyour said:

Well I've just heard of Findlay because of this so thanks!

love them. Saw them support Jake Bugg a few years back - absolutely love them. Feel free to check out my other mixes - plenty of Findlay tunes.

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23 minutes ago, cb4747 said:

I have emailed Fiona and she said they fill up at the start of the year :(

They do but then people will sometimes not arrive last minute I have a facebook page called "shiva kali bear worship" where I put everyone that I know who openly recruits for Glastonbury what I would do is go through them . Ask if they have a last minute reserve list that you are packed and ready to go . The other thing to do would be email everyone who might have a job ask if they do or if they know of any jobs last minute . good luck

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1 minute ago, jonny2mad said:

They do but then people will sometimes not arrive last minute I have a facebook page called "shiva kali bear worship" where I put everyone that I know who openly recruits for Glastonbury what I would do is go through them . Ask if they have a last minute reserve list that you are packed and ready to go . The other thing to do would be email everyone who might have a job ask if they do or if they know of any jobs last minute . good luck

Thank you for this I will try and find that group on Facebook :) 

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2 minutes ago, Lucy92 said:

Thank you for this I will try and find that group on Facebook :)

Don't forget this is not for roles that are currently available.. its for those who have cancelled for whatever reason (as happens) and now need to be filled at short notice.

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1 hour ago, devonhammer said:

 

Anyone know the cheapest way of becoming an EE customer.  I don't want to change my mobile phone company just to enter a competition but I'm will to throw a couple of quid at it if I can.

Cheers amigos.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, SteveTLizard said:

 

Anyone know the cheapest way of becoming an EE customer.  I don't want to change my mobile phone company just to enter a competition but I'm will to throw a couple of quid at it if I can.

Cheers amigos.

 

 

I have a old pay as you go phone which was on orange now seems to be ee you may or a friend may have a old nokia hats on that network 

 

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8 minutes ago, SteveTLizard said:

 

Anyone know the cheapest way of becoming an EE customer.  I don't want to change my mobile phone company just to enter a competition but I'm will to throw a couple of quid at it if I can.

Cheers amigos.

 

 

Didn't think you have to be an ee customer, I entered and I'm not.

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1 minute ago, LeonStallard said:

Didn't think you have to be an ee customer, I entered and I'm not.

It will allow you to enter but when they go to run the draw they will probably check and disqualify. I imagine there's a few non-ee mobile numbers been entered but it will be a waste of an entry. 

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11 minutes ago, SteveTLizard said:

 

Anyone know the cheapest way of becoming an EE customer.  I don't want to change my mobile phone company just to enter a competition but I'm will to throw a couple of quid at it if I can.

Cheers amigos.

 

 

PAYG £10 sim. 

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1 minute ago, LeonStallard said:

Didn't think you have to be an ee customer, I entered and I'm not.

No harm entering if you're not but I think you do.  First bit on the T&Cs is: -

"The prize draw is open to existing EE consumer Pay As You Go, Pay Monthly and Mobile Broadband customers and existing T-Mobile and Orange consumer Pay Monthly customers only. Only one entry per person."

I was thinking of buying a cheap PAYG sim just to register but can't see any obvious way of doing that on their website.

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Just now, SteveTLizard said:

No harm entering if you're not but I think you do.  First bit on the T&Cs is: -

"The prize draw is open to existing EE consumer Pay As You Go, Pay Monthly and Mobile Broadband customers and existing T-Mobile and Orange consumer Pay Monthly customers only. Only one entry per person."

I was thinking of buying a cheap PAYG sim just to register but can't see any obvious way of doing that on their website.

I ordered my PAYG £10 sim from their website and turned up a few days later. Just make sure you've got a phone on EE or unlocked. 

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1 minute ago, cb4747 said:

I ordered my PAYG £10 sim from their website and turned up a few days later. Just make sure you've got a phone on EE or unlocked. 

I was looking at that, it's a pay monthly sim though. I suppose you can enter then cancel after the 6th of June.

£10 for a chance to win a golden ticket, got to be worth a shot then.

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1 minute ago, LeonStallard said:

That'll teach me for not reading terms and conditions!!! Feel silly now :)

I nearly entered on my o2 sim number and then read the terms and conditions before entering. Glad I did otherwise I wouldn't have had another chance at entering on an EE number! sneaky sneaky 

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On the topic of other festivals, I went to Boomtown a few years back and had a blast.  Got a few mates going this year so will probably give it a shot.  It's a nice mix of Reggae, Ska and Dance acts.  Can be a bit full on if you like the more laid back vibe at Glastonbury though.

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There's no need to buy £10 credit is there? An EE sim is 49p from Argos (and doubtless you can get them for free somewhere) and will allow you to receive calls/texts. Just enter your new EE sim number for the competition and insert the sim into a compatible phone once or twice a day. The only extra expense should be if you need to buy a compatible phone. 

Edit: I've just seen Michael's post!

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