and you think there is sometimes drivel on here, Foxy chatrooms, oh my god!

There's a refresh button at the top near the banking button. (sound like a regular now

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My plan for next few days is to sign as many family members up as possible depending on email address issue. I'll give them the money if need be.

I'm sat here playing bingo (well the computer is) with my knitting, sandwiches, boiled sweets and I've smuggled in a flask of tea. Where has this been all my life and every so often Foxy talks to me (don't know what about), paradise.
Her indoors thinks I've lost the plot, just wait till it's her turn, if she can prise me away from this light box machine. Doris have you seen my mint imperials, they were in the bottom of my bag, god this corset is killing me.
You're correct, I have lost the plot, but as they say , it's all in a good cause.









Got to go, got another card to play, for a full house

While the wife's away...

Just signed up to Foxy this morning. Your ten quid deposit can be used not just on bingo but on other games like slots. When that tenner has gone you can start on your twenty quid bonus which is just valid just for the bingo.

Anyway a ten quid deposit and headed over to zuma slots, put full tenner down and ended up £350! Not a bad start to the morning. I'm quitting while I'm ahead now. How much was that platinum packedge?



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I thought I was reasonably intelligent but this is just nuts!
Do you have to do anything if you get a line or full house - click something, shout "Bingo" or "House" or something - or does it just register automatically that you've won? Can I just buy 96 tickets and then go away to get on with something more worthwhile?

Had a few games of bingo. It's all basically auto play, it selects your numbers for you and will automatically respond if you win. I'm not sure how many cards you can play at a time but I was playing 6 at 10p a go.

Spawny get.

I'm intrigued to know whether this deal makes sense from Foxy's perspective. Effectively it costs them £30 to get a new member and I would assume 99% use up the £10 and don't use it again. Maybe they know that statistically, 1 person out of a hundred will sticks with it will blow thousands on it over a few years.

My wife who is a Bulls fan has signed up and entered WTW to help us out plus she won enough for a new pair of shoes

How do I know that £50 has gone to the club? I've had a confirmation email but no mention of Trinity.