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1. Get your hands on a Bluetooth-enabled device (mobile phone, PDA, laptop). For the majority of us, we'll be using phones, so for this guide I will assume that you will be too.
2. Create a new phone book contact, with the message you want to send to someone in the 'Name' field. e.g. 'I like the look of your cappuccino'(Yeah .. cappuccino.. riiiiiggghhhtt... I'm sure that's what you're messaging this gorgeous girls for... - Gears)
3. Go to a busy place (see Tips & Tricks for examples of good bluejacking spots) .. (Should you wear a long coat too? And maybe lurk in the shadows? Yes, you're gonna get arrested! - Gears)
4. Select the contact you made earlier, and choose 'Send via Bluetooth'
5. Your phone will search for other Bluetooth devices roughly 10 metres around you. It will either list available devices, or say none could be found. If it doesn't find any, choose another spot.
6. Your phone will list the names of devices in range. Sometimes the names will give you a clue to the model of phone.
7. Select one of these devices listed for your phone book contact to be sent to.
8. If all goes well, your contact will be sent to the selected device
9. If you can, try to casually look around you and see if you spot anybody with a bluetooth enabled phone/device nearby looking truly puzzled. It would help greatly if you know which phones have Bluetooth and which don't. This way, you can eliminate anybody who is looking at, say, their Nokia 3310 which doesn't have Bluetooth.
10. The rest, as they say, is up to you.
... like explaining yourself to the police for lurking right next to people in the train station? Ok - I'll stop poking fun now... :) Actually - if you live in London and you're crammed into your tube on Monday morning, you've got a definite chance of beaming your contact to about 50 people around you! :) :) :)
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