Tweet-A-Beer Application

Now buy a beer for your friend by sending a Twitter message.

The Tweet-A-Beer application links users' Twitter and PayPal accounts letting them send 5-dollar beer money to a friend along with a message, a meeting place and a juke box request, News.com.au reported.

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Once the money has been submitted a notifying tweet is sent with all the details.

The beer offer can be rejected by refunding the 5 dollars or by simply ignoring the tweet.

Users can send as many beers as they like, but Tweet-A-Beer supports responsible drinking and the transaction limit means only one beer can be sent at a time.

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Tweet-A-Beer was brewed-up by Portland communications company Waggener Edstrom and ad agency Tenfour "to ensure that distance, agoraphobia, and gang rivalries no longer prevented people from sharing a pint," the Tweet-A-Beer website said.

"Users can use the 5 dollars for whatever. (But seriously, we recommend using it for beer, because it's beer)," the website added.

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This application is only available in the US at this stage.

Source-ANI

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