There's a particular kind of gut-wrenching deflation that comes with having a TV spoiled when one's in the thick of it, and 'Spoil Your Enemies' is a new online service that lets users inflict that pain on their nemeses. The service sends anonymous text messages to whichever phone numbers the user indicates, and those messages contain essential plot points and twists for several popular TV series.
The key to Spoil Your Enemies is its anonymity. Anyone can text spoilers to troll their friends, but Spoil Your Enemies does so through an unknown number, making it virtually impossible for the recipient to seek sweet spoiler revenge.
The service costs $2 for six messages, and it currently includes titles like Game of Thrones, The Flash, Legion, The Walking Dead, and more.
Spoiler-Sending Services
'Spoil Your Enemies' Lets Users Troll by Spoiling TV Series Plots
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