Game of Thrones fans with an axe to grind can spoil the show for their enemies for just 75p a week

CRUEL Game of Thrones fans can sign their enemies up to a service that automatically texts them spoilers after every episode of the new series for just 75p.

The sadistic site Spoiled aims to make sure the finale to one of the most-loved TV shows in the world is completely ruined for some when it kicks off this weekend.

New episodes of Game of Thrones will broadcast this Sunday (April 14) on HBO at 9pm Eastern Time in the US, meaning it’s on in the UK at 2am on Sky Atlantic on Monday (April 15).

It means British fans will either have to stay up ridiculously late for the show – or wait until the following morning or evening to watch.

And that gives the perfect opportunity for any sadistic Thrones fans who can send the biggest plot twists to their victim’s phone and ensure their day is ruined before they’re even awake.

A description on the site says: “Do your friends love Game of Thrones, but watch it after it airs? Are you a terrible friend? Great!

“For just $0.99 USD, Spoiled will anonymously and ruthlessly text spoilers to your unsuspecting friends after each new episode airs.

“Afterwards, sit back, relax, and view your friend’s responses.”

Are you a terrible friend? Great!

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The service was originally set up in 2016 after its founder was inspired by an incredible story on Reddit, in which a woman punished her ex-boyfriend for cheating.

She initially blocked him on all platforms, but would take the time to briefly unblock him every week just to send him spoilers after every new episode of the sixth series of Game of Thrones.

The whinging recipient wrote: “It was literally just every spoiler from the first episode.

“Since then she spoils the show for me every week.

“I tried to ask her to stop but she blocks me immediately after she send the message.

“I blocked her on WhatsApp, but she did it via Facebook. Then the next week it was text.

“She even borrowed one of our mutual friends’ phones to do it, and I fell for that.”

Spoiled has a helpful – and hilarious – FAQ section for anyone doubting the service.

Replying to the question “why does it cost money?”, the site’s owner writes: “How else is a Lannister going to pay his debts”.

And under “Will they know where the texts are coming from?”, the evil mastermind says: “A man is no one”.

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