Betrayed by my subscription plan
The crypto event I attended was one of the best experiences I've had in a long time. It was filled with fun, gaming, and a wealth of information about the crypto world. I was fully immersed in the day's activities when they announced a "Fastest Finger" contest. The challenge was simple: participants had to dial a specific code and then input it as quickly as possible. The first person to successfully submit the code would win a prize of 10,000 Naira.
Knowing I had quick fingers, I decided to give it a shot. Who knows? I thought to myself. There were certainly others who might be faster than me, but I was willing to try my luck and aim for the win.
As I prepared for the challenge, I quickly worked out the calculations and retrieved the digits I needed to punch in. With adrenaline pumping through my veins, I typed the numbers with confidence. Just as I was about to submit the code, a sudden error message popped up on my screen.
I hadn't given much attention to the text message we were required to enter, not realizing at that moment that my data was exhausted. I pressed the submit key, but my screen displayed a frustrating "Network Error." Confused and panicked, I couldn't fathom what the problem could be. I tried multiple times to push through the submission, each attempt leading to the same disheartening message.
Eventually, I had to face the reality that the other contestants had likely already submitted their entries while I was struggling with my faulty connection. I took a moment to check the text message again, and that’s when it hit me—I had used up the last drop of my data subscription.
Desperate to participate in the upcoming contests, I reached out to a few friends for support but each of them was earger to win from the fastest finger challenge, so I relax and just watched the fun go on.
Knowing I had quick fingers, I decided to give it a shot. Who knows? I thought to myself. There were certainly others who might be faster than me, but I was willing to try my luck and aim for the win.
As I prepared for the challenge, I quickly worked out the calculations and retrieved the digits I needed to punch in. With adrenaline pumping through my veins, I typed the numbers with confidence. Just as I was about to submit the code, a sudden error message popped up on my screen.
I hadn't given much attention to the text message we were required to enter, not realizing at that moment that my data was exhausted. I pressed the submit key, but my screen displayed a frustrating "Network Error." Confused and panicked, I couldn't fathom what the problem could be. I tried multiple times to push through the submission, each attempt leading to the same disheartening message.
Eventually, I had to face the reality that the other contestants had likely already submitted their entries while I was struggling with my faulty connection. I took a moment to check the text message again, and that’s when it hit me—I had used up the last drop of my data subscription.
Desperate to participate in the upcoming contests, I reached out to a few friends for support but each of them was earger to win from the fastest finger challenge, so I relax and just watched the fun go on.
