November 17th, 2005

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Book a cruise on Royal Caribbean and get a free BlackBerry

I just recently received an email from Royal Caribbean letting me know that if you book a cruise between this passed Tuesday, November 15th and the end of the year you would be eligible to receive a free RAZR mobile phone or a free BlackBerry 7100t, 7105t, or 7290.

To get the free BlackBerry, you have to book a trip to the Caribbean, Bermuda, or Mexico on one of five cruises, sign up to a T-Mobile contract, and buy a BlackBerry device for which you will receive a rebate. The offer is only valid if you live in the lower 48 or Hawaii.

I will say the same thing about this free BlackBerry offer as I say about all free BlackBerry offer. It is probably worth it if you were going to buy whatever service that the free BlackBerry is offered with, however, I wouldn’t book a cruise just to get the free BlackBerry.

Written by Robb Dunewood on November 17th, 2005 with 2 comments.
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Research In Motion Limited announced yesterday that it has received a copy of an unsolicited “mini-tender” offer made by TRC Capital Corporation , pursuant to which TRC Capital has offered to purchase up to 1,000,000, or approximately 0.5%, of the outstanding common shares of RIM. The offer price of Cdn$69.00 per common share represents a 2.89% discount to the Cdn$71.05 closing price for RIM’s common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange on November 1, 2005, the day before the offer was made.

RIM wishes to inform its shareholders that it does not recommend or endorse this unsolicited offer, and that RIM is not associated with TRC Capital, the offer or the offer documentation. TRC Capitals unsolicited offer is not related to RIMs previously announced plan to repurchase, from time to time, up to 9,500,000 of its common shares on the Nasdaq National Market.

Securities regulators in the United States and Canada have recommended that shareholders exercise caution in connection with “mini-tender” offers and that they consult their investment advisors regarding these types of offers. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission has published investor tips regarding mini-tender offers on its website at http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/minitend.htm. Comments from the Canadian Securities Administrators on mini-tenders can be found under Staff Notice 61-30.

Written by Robb Dunewood on November 17th, 2005 with no comments.
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