Is this for real?

Oriel

What do you think?

http://www.savemyhusband.com/

Something seems fake about it - but it's a bit of a **** subject to have a hoax about!
Hmm...



$25000 on a game though... Who pays it?

Dreamer 7

I'm presuming they are Americans, so in that case anything is possible

r3nu4l

Flashy marketing

Have a look at the bottom of this page of the company where he supposedly works

lezizi

no it is just a game.
if you go back and look on the site it tells you the rules and how to play.

monkeyfudge

Could it be the fact that she's a bad actress or that there is sections on the website called "Rules" and "How to Play"?

Slow Motion

Oriel wrote:

What do you think?

http://www.savemyhusband.com/

Something seems fake about it - but it's a bit of a **** subject to have a hoax about!
Hmm...



$25000 on a game though... Who pays it?

They have a section on "How to play", I think there's a clue there

http://www.savemyhusband.com/howto.php

Oriel

monkeyfudge wrote:

Could it be the fact that she's a bad actress or that there is sections on the website called "Rules" and "How to Play"?

It was the fake VCR screen that did it for me

Oriel

Slow Motion wrote:

They have a section on "How to play", I think there's a clue there

http://www.savemyhusband.com/howto.php

I knew it was a game before I posted! Hence the wink in my post. My main point was the fact that there is in fact a $25000 prize on the game.

monkeyfudge

But!

Is this real?

Caliden

There's some bloke in the US who spent over $50k on an online game called 'Fly for Fun' or soemthing.
Put his wife in debt and lost his business. I dont think her ever gave up, what a trooper!

Sully

Id say its real. Its definately genuine. I mean, come on, they even added this to the bottom of the site:

All character names, company names, and pharmaceutical names are fictional. Any evidence to the contrary is completely inadvertent.

projectmayhem

screw little madaline, get the scientist back! i mean, they even got his abduction on tape!