Phone specific detailed instructions on how to bluejack is as per below

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When you bluejack, does the victim’s phone/PDA just show that there is an incoming contact or does it get accepted by the phone or PDA and entered into the address book?
On most models the phone will bleep the same tone as when a text message is received, and it will show a message similar to “name of contact has just been received by Bluetooth”. If the user then accepts it, the contact will appear in their phonebook. From here the user can see what is written in the other fields too. Read more »

Here are some ideas for contacts you can bluejack people with:
Name: Satan
Mobile number: 131
Email: satan@hell.com

Name: “Make of victim’s phone” suck, buy “make of your phone”!
Email: You’ve-just-been-bluejacked-by-”your name”

Some good places to bluejack:
- Busy shopping centre
- Starbucks
- Train Station
- High Street
- On a train/ tube/ bus
- Cinema
- Café/ restaurant/ pub
- Mobile phone shop
- Electronics shop

In case it all goes wrong:
If you manage to identify your victim and they are looking angry rather than puzzled & confused, jellyellie’s advise is to run, not walk, in the opposite direction!

The Reveal:
‘The Reveal’ is what it all comes down to in the end. It is what your messages have been building up to, and it’s certainly the climax of your exchange.

If you know who your victim is, when it’s time for you to leave the area send them a contact saying something like “Listen out for ‘parrot’”. Then, as you walk past them, say (loudly) to yourself “I hope my parrot will be OK!” That will definitely get their attention (tried, tested and proven by jellyellie).