Letter

7 Dudley Street
81-374 Gdynia
20.12.2000


The GSM Company
15 Stanley Street
London
DL 4 3 UW

Dear Sir or Madame,

I am writing to you about the mobile telephone competition in which I try to do my best to become a winner.
Initially, I would like to present my reasons for wanting the telephone.

First of all, I would like to admit that I am a very rich person and do not know what to do with my money. At present I am using a stationary telephone . Altough I am talking all days long, to my surprise the bills are not high. If I had a mobile one , my telephone bills would increase much and problems concernig money would be solved.

Furtermore I do not have to add that keeping such a ‘toy’ is very comfortable. I love when friends, mates and other acquitances of mine disturb my privacy. Private life has became old –fashioned nowadays and we have to catch up with all new rumours about our neighbours which we have an acces to , thanks to mobiles- the fastest way of giving news. I am sure that many modern people would support me.

When speaking of mobile chats I can not imaginemy lunch or dinner without gossiping.
I am really keen on these wonderful combintion: Mc Donalds hamburgers connected with a litlle news from my neighbours’ friends.

Besides that, I am a kind of person that loves shining in public. If my future mobile rang in some public place like a theatre , a cinema , a lecture or even in a church everyone would pay an attention to me and I would be famous!What is more important than a fame? I could get altogether thanks to mobile phones.

Moreover, I have to add that my health is unfortunatelly very good. So talking on the mobile phone is a must to have more friends! If you talk long , your head will ache soon and everyone is cared about your health.

In short words I cannot imagine a better invention tjan a mobile (in my hands)

I would much appteciate it if you help me in winning the orize which will be so useful for me.

Thank you in advance

Yours faithfully



Anna McKwacz