It is also, at least in part, a thankyou note.
A few bed-sheets were held aloft in the cold early evening rain – a slightly strange "Thankyou Uncle Alex" and "Thanks Gaffer, from the Stretford End" – but the one vast banner of the bespectacled Alex Ferguson arrived late, fluttered briefly in the breeze and was quickly gone.
So overwhelmed with the response I've had from my accident at Alton towers, Thankyou for everyone's concern Vanisha Singh, who was in the second row of the carriage with her mother Chanda, 49, and her sister Meera, 26, told The Sun that there had been "technical difficulties" moments before they embarked on the ride, with several test cars sent ahead of them.
With the new app, ThankYou members can establish a goal using Facebook and encourage their online "friends" to contribute their points.
(As an incentive, Citi is offering 2,500 ThankYou points to the first 4,000 people who link to the Facebook app).
(Or, in the words of the program's terms and conditions, "ThankYou Rewards and Citi have no responsibility and no obligation to any Pool Contributor for how the Pool Owner uses the Points received from a Point Pool").
You're probably better off with a Capital One Venture card, an American Express or Citi ThankYou Premier card — you won't face restrictions getting reward flights because they buy the tickets".
No better feeling knowing that ur behind the team #thankyou — Tim Cahill (@Tim_Cahill) 26 Mar 13 "It was definitely not what we had expected, the first half was not according to plan and we almost had to pay dearly for that," Australia's German Coach Holger Osieck told Reuters after the game.
A Citi spokeswoman, Emily Collins, said the bank did not share participants' ThankYou account information with Facebook and had built other privacy protection steps into the app.
The pool's organizer can see the amounts contributed by each donor, but cannot see any other data from their ThankYou accounts, like the total number of points held in the account.
The company will donate $500,000 (the equivalent of 50 million ThankYou Points) to the United States Olympic Committee; the money will be used to support 13 Olympic and Paralympic athletes and the charitable organizations those athletes represent.
