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The KGB answer question texting service no longer exists and it used to answer questions via SMS for a fee.

The KGB texting service, also known as 542542, was a text-based question-answering service that charged a fee per query. It was well-known for providing human-answered responses, distinguishing it from automated services like Google. Although the service was popular for a time, it is now obsolete, having ceased operations due to decreasing demand and competition from free, automated information services.

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The KGB answer question texting service no longer exists.
The KGB text service was once a popular paid service for answering questions. Current information shows it has become defunct, likely due to competition from free services like Google Assistant and Siri.
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KGB was a texting service for answering questions.
This is a well-known aspect of KGB's service as it was their primary offering.
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KGB was known for providing quick answers via text.
The service was marketed and recognized for providing quick and accurate text-based answers using real human agents.

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