I think you'd want to take a look at the HttpRequest class: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.....
I am going to give you the right answer for pointing me in the right direction... However the msdn link was not very helpfull and I actually ended up using the HttpWebRequest instead so I'll post my solution so others who have a similar problem and stumble upon this question can see how I actually solved it. Thanks for your help! – AJC Jul 27 at 18:40.
If you can't add the web service reference (I would investigate further why you can't do this first) I am afraid you'll have to do this manually issuing an HTTP Request manually using the WebClient class WebClient or the HttpReqest class as Sean suggests.
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