[/caption]Well, it's Fifa World Cup time! Everybody is trying to get the latest and greatest on the games and there are a lot of ways to go about getting that information. One of the best ways is through free ESPN alerts. You can sign up for free and get information delivered directly to your cell phone. ESPN alerts are free and you get in-game updates and final scores. You can also get special event coverage. This comes straight from the people who
Click Here to signup for Alerts on ESPN.com.
To get ESPN alerts activated from your phone, follow the steps below.
On your phone go to: Get it Now -> News & Info -> Sports -> ESPN -> ESPN Alerts
- Register for Alerts using your ESPN.com member name and password, or create a new account.
- Follow on-screen instructions to register.
- A confirmation text message will be sent to your phone.
- Choose which alerts you want to receive
- Alerts will not be activated until you select your preferences
- Return to ESPN Alerts at any time to manage your alerts
These live alerts help you stay up to date on the games of the 2010 Fifa World Cup.
You can also stay up to date by watching the games streaming online at ESPN3.
The World Cup is very exciting and I'm sure that you want to watch the whole thing and stay up to date on all the going ons thereof.
You can also follow ESPN 360 on Twitter to stay updated on the live streams.
Just an FYI, you might want to check out my post: "54 Tips on Things You Must Do While in South Africa for the World Cup"
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The ESPN text alerts in general are free, bu ESPN must see a way to make money from this because they are charging a one time fee of $4.99 for World Cup alerts. The New York Times will send you text updates of every goal. The service itself is free, but obviously regular texting rates apply. Text worldcup to 698698. You can not set any additional features like ESPN, but at least it is free!
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