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No offense, but anyone stupid enough to use IE doesn't really deserve free money/prizes.

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No offense, but you're a douchebag.

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Understatement !!!!!!

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No offense, but anyone stupid enough to use IE doesn't really deserve free money/prizes.

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What a jerk off!

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No offense, but anyone stupid enough to use IE doesn't really deserve free money/prizes.

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If I'm so stupid why don't we play a little poker heads up, I'm sure you're so much smarter than me you'll crush me, say 5/10 or 10/20 NL heads up on pp?

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No offense, but anyone stupid enough to use IE doesn't really deserve free money/prizes.

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LOL, well, to be perfectly truthful, it's a free promotion, so NOBODY "deserves" the prizes.

And for as little as I surf the web, why waste time loading other browsers? IE works just fine for checking news/headlines, and surfing message boards.

Bobby

PS - At least I was smart enough to get it to work [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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To make the scratchcard work, you have to overcome Microsoft's hacks at covering their security holes.

Tools - internet Options - Security - Internet - Custom - Navigate Sub-Frames across different domains - ALLOW (from Prompt). I'm pretty sure that's what made it work on my box. It may be enough just hit "refresh" after scratching, like the other poster said.