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"Available at: your cell phone What I think: An article I just read said the &amp;quot;text coupon business is expected to hit $1 billion this year and grow to $10 billion by 2012.&amp;quot;  I don&amp;#039;t care what anyone says, I still think it&amp;#039;s sort of mind-boggling how quickly companies have flocked to our cell phones to deliver coupon. Coupons of all kinds - grocery, restaurant, magazine, etc. Just name it and you can probably get a coupon by simply texting a &amp;quot;keyword&amp;quot; into your phone. Either your phone will then display the offer/coupon with its code right on it for you to show to the cashier, waiter or whomever. Or, like this Campbell one, you text and they&amp;#039;ll send you a coupon by mail The new entry from Campbell&amp;#039;s is called Select Harvest and it claims to be made with &amp;quot;TLC&amp;quot; (guess what you text into your phone?) and &amp;quot;real ingredients like 100% natural roasted chicken, farm-grown vegetables and natural seal salt.&amp;quot; So all you do to receive a coupon by mail for a free can of this new soup is: Text &amp;quot;TLC&amp;quot; to 467467 from your cell phone. That&amp;#039;s it.  Note: the promotion ends 10/10/08 and is limited to the first 50,000 text messages. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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