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Sometimes there are parents who give their children “questionable” names, sometimes to gain advantages or to win bets. Well, this Swiss couple gave their daughter a specific name to avoid having to pay for WiFi.
When you have a baby, the name is one of the most difficult decisions. We have to find one First name that pleases both parents, that sounds good in general and with the surname and that does not allow for ugly diminutives. At least that's what almost all couples think. Others are decidedly… more corrupt.
There are those who choose their child's name after watching a movie or reading a book and falling in love with a particular character, while others name it in honor of real people. There are those who are simply “influenced” by the names of celebrities' children: just remember that in recent years many couples have named their children after Leone or Vittoria Ferragnez.
And then there are those who, in turn, decide to name their daughter after an internet provider Free Wifi 18 years: This happened in Switzerland.
Wi-Fi: Name your daughter that and get it for free
There is one in the UK Telephone company This spreads a very strange action: if you give your daughter the exact name that corresponds to the company, this is what you get Wireless Internet access For eighteen years, essentially until the child comes of age. In reality, it is a kind of gift that the company gives you in exchange for the “sacrifice” of the name.
The company of course requires proof before proceeding with the gift: namely this Birth certificate of the little girl officially confirming the name. A Swiss couple decided to take advantage of this absurd action and officially named their newborn daughter… Twifiajust like the phone company.
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WiFi, would you like it free? Name your daughter “Twifia”
The news appeared in the Bristol Post and would therefore be true. The couple tried to justify the choice by saying that there were far worse names in the world than “Twifia” and that these were given to children by parents without any purpose in mind. At least they will have one Advantage of this choice and we have to admit that the name is not that bad and even sounds good.
The couple then added that the money they save from the free WiFi will go into a fund buy a car and many protested, saying that they should at least use it for their daughter's studies. Finally, it must be said that it is not certain that the company will accept this since Twifia is not the baby's first name, but the third: The first two are more “classic”.