Large Lot of Kyocera Chargers Make Offer

[Ext User(CreamyDistortion)]

Hi,
I have a pretty large lot of Kyocera Chargers, something like 300.
They are for the SE-47 slider phone and the part number is TXTVL10036.
These chargers are in perfect condition, in their factory sealed bags.
I am really just trying to get rid of these because I have no use for
them, they came from my boss who used to do a lot of wireless business
with Australia. I will accept any reasonable offers and any quantity,
wether you just want one or you want them all.
I live in the United States, so shipping will likely be a factor, but
I'm sure you'll get a better price than what they sell them fore
online and in stores.

Let me know!

Thanks,
Ian Tyrrel
creamydistortion@yahoo.com

[Ext User(John Phillips)]

On 11 Feb 2007 08:36:43 -0800, "CreamyDistortion"
<creamydistortion@yahoo.com> wrote:

>I am really just trying to get rid of these because I have no use for
>them, they came from my boss who used to do a lot of wireless business
>with Australia.

Are you from Choice One Communications?

BTW CDMA being phased out here very soon.

[Ext User(CreamyDistortion)]

On Feb 12, 5:45 am, John Phillips <flatulantdi...@deadspam.com> wrote:
> On 11 Feb 2007 08:36:43 -0800, "CreamyDistortion"
>
> <creamydistort...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >I am really just trying to get rid of these because I have no use for
> >them, they came from my boss who used to do a lot of wireless business
> >with Australia.
>
> Are you from Choice One Communications?
>
> BTW CDMA being phased out here very soon.

Hi, No I'm from a very small company called Wireless Solutions
International based in Pennsylvania, USA. If CDMA is being phased out
in Australia and New Zeland (Which I have heard a little about) then
are these chargers basically useless? I'd hate to think I'm sitting
on a pile of nothing.
There has to be somebody who can take these off my hands.

[Ext User(Graeme Willox)]

CreamyDistortion wrote:
> On Feb 12, 5:45 am, John Phillips <flatulantdi...@deadspam.com> wrote:
>> On 11 Feb 2007 08:36:43 -0800, "CreamyDistortion"
>>
>> <creamydistort...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> I am really just trying to get rid of these because I have no use for
>>> them, they came from my boss who used to do a lot of wireless business
>>> with Australia.
>> Are you from Choice One Communications?
>>
>> BTW CDMA being phased out here very soon.
>
> Hi, No I'm from a very small company called Wireless Solutions
> International based in Pennsylvania, USA. If CDMA is being phased out
> in Australia and New Zeland (Which I have heard a little about) then
> are these chargers basically useless? I'd hate to think I'm sitting
> on a pile of nothing.
> There has to be somebody who can take these off my hands.
>
CDMA is definately being phased out here in Australia. I'm not sure
about New Zealand. There is only one CDMA network in NZ. It's run by
Telecom New Zealand. Their website it www.telecom.co.nz You might be
able to find out if they have any such intentions either by looking
around there, or by emailing them (perhaps under the guise of saying
that you're planning for a trip next year and wanting to know if your
CDMA phone will work there etc).

[Ext User(John Phillips)]

On 12 Feb 2007 04:56:34 -0800, "CreamyDistortion"
<creamydistortion@yahoo.com> wrote:

>I'd hate to think I'm sitting
>on a pile of nothing.
>There has to be somebody who can take these off my hands.

As well as that in OZ & NZ we run on 240 volts (they may be universal
chargers?) and we use a different pin system than USA.

http://www.kropla.com/!i.htm

[Ext User(CreamyDistortion)]

>
> As well as that in OZ & NZ we run on 240 volts (they may be universal
> chargers?) and we use a different pin system than USA.
>
> http://www.kropla.com/!i.htm

Oh I know, of course. They have the pins that are diagnol <sp?> in a
'funnel' type pattern, they are definetly not for use in the USA.