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How much would you or do you pay for a wake-up-call service?

I believe an alarm should cost around $7 and will last at least 5 years, so 11 cents a month.

Exactly right. Why would anyone pay for a wake-up service when there are alarm clocks?
 
Originally posted by: Manzelle
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
I believe an alarm should cost around $7 and will last at least 5 years, so 11 cents a month.
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Thank you for a worthless comment...
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How is it a worthless comment? His point is that he wouldn't pay anything for a wake-up service and neither would I.
 
Originally posted by: allisolm
I believe an alarm should cost around $7 and will last at least 5 years, so 11 cents a month.

Exactly right. Why would anyone pay for a wake-up service when there are alarm clocks?
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The same reason people pay for prostitutes when there are bar sluts...idiocy...
 
Originally posted by: HardcoreRobot
I cant think of a bigger waste of money. If you really need a phone to ring to wake you up, set an alarm on your cell phone.
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Sad cos I do it. 🙁
 
I need to pay somebody to drag me out from under my covers in the morning, getting up to work days is tough sometimes..yawn, sleepy bear here.
 
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
I believe an alarm should cost around $7 and will last at least 5 years, so 11 cents a month.
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That's what I was thinking but I've had mine for much longer than that.
 
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