Britons are more inquisitive than ever as AQA 63336 receives its 8 millionth question!

People look to AQA for an answer….every 6 seconds!

[ClickPress, Fri Sep 07 2007] AQA 63336 (Any Question Answered), the world’s first and most popular mobile question and answer service, today announces that it has passed a milestone of eight million questions texted to 63336. With the answers to questions ranging from ‘What is chutney?’ to ‘How long would it take a snail to slide around the world?’ to ‘Who would win in a fight between Bruce Lee and Mike Tyson?’ it means there’s no excuse for being stumped anymore*.

The eight millionth question asked was “Who sang I like you?”. AQA 63336 replied with “The Dandy Warhols sang ‘Bohemian Like You’. It's from their album ‘Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia’ and contains the lyrics ‘I like you, I like you’.”

In an age of ‘Info Lust’ it seems knowledge is power and our need for knowledge is growing. With a society obsessed with answers on demand the service that AQA 63336 offers has been embraced by millions - whether as a pub quiz tool, a way to outsmart your colleagues or a solution to a horn-locked friendly feud AQA 63336 comes to the rescue with perfectly refined answers that get straight to the point.

The most popular questions have been asked and answered about going out, drink, food, pub and club information, so, when is the best time to pull? - 10.48pm.
AQA 63336 has grown from 500 questions a day in August 2004, to over 15,000 questions a day in August 2007. AQA 63336’s team of over 800 highly skilled researchers take on average less than five minutes to reply to the majority of questions texted to 63336 - whether its advice that’s required or information that’s needed in a hurry.

“AQA 63336 has really been embraced as a service that adds value to our customers’ lives. We’ve had so much fun over the last three years answering some challenging and surprising questions so we’re looking forward to being tested even more over the next eight million questions”, Colly Myers, CEO.
So whether you’re looking for advice, information or simply a smile, test us with a free question from www.63336.com and join our growing community of already well-informed customers.

*(answers; condiment of Indian origin, 34,519 days and Bruce Lee respectively).

The top 10 questions AQA 63336 is asked are:
1. What’s a good chat up line?
2. What’s the meaning of life?
3. Why do men have nipples?
4. What does the D in D-Day stand for?
5. Who is?
6. How big is my penis?
7. Is my friend gay?
8. How long is a piece of string?
9. What is my name?
10. When will I have sex next?

The top 10 questions only asked once:
1. What goes well with orange trousers?
2. What is the nearest abattoir to Orpington Street Market?
3. Is there a Latin word for Gobbledygook?
4. Help. Aliens turned me into a toothbrush and locked me in a bathroom cabinet?
5. If you try to fail and you succeed, which have you done?
6. Which diet is the best for a shorter man?
7. What should I do to my bird tonight?
8. Did I do that thing?
9. How much does an intermediate vector boson weigh?
10. Which is the most popular word, Oblong or Rectangle?

Currently, the top ten topics of interest are:
1. Going out, drink, food, pub and club information
2. Relationship and personal advice
3. Travel, train and tube times, and holiday suggestions
4. Sports related questions
5. Origins, etymology and sayings
6. Film, TV, music, literature questions
7. Science and maths problems
8. Business related information
9. Other general trivia
10. Style, shopping and fashion advice



For additional information please contact:
Michael Blount or Sophie Knight
Shine Communications
020 7553 3333
michael.blount@shinecom.com / sophie.knigt@shinecom.com
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Notes to editors
Key AQA 63336 facts:
• To use AQA 63336, just text a question to 63336 (costs one pound) and you’ll get an answer in minutes. New customers can also ask a question free from www.63336.com

• IssueBits Ltd was formed in August 2002 to provide compelling and entertaining content for mobile phones. It launched AQA 63336 (Any Question Answered), the world’s first mobile question and answer service on a premium short code, in April 200

• AQA 63336 is a patent pending text question answering service. Mobile phone users from the UK can text 63336 to get an answer in minutes. It only costs £1 to ask a question. New customers can ask a free question from www.63336.com

• AQA 63336 has over 800 researchers answering questions – the majority are based in the UK with some in New Zealand and Australia to cover the night shift

• Last year AQA 63336 published a book of its top questions and answers called ‘The End of the Question Mark’. It’s publishing another book for Christmas 2007 called ‘Any Question Answered’

• AQA 63336 launched in Ireland in June 2006 on shortcode 57275 for €2

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