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I want to give someone this card because I no longer need it.

"T-Mobile GPRS Card is a miniature marvel of communication engineering,
providing your Notebook PC with an array of communication capabilities
in one tiny package. Simply slot in a SIM card, install the software
and plug it in and your Laptop PC becomes a versatile mobile
communications device with full wireless Internet access. "

I have only 1 such device, it's almost new, opened - but in it's
original package, and it's fully operational and comes with the
original software on a CD-ROM (German and English), and a Reference
Book in German only. Installation is easy you just have to insert the
CD-ROM, install the software and then plug the card into PCMCIA slot).

I don't need this card any more, and I wish to give it away for free.
Yes, this is correct, I'm giving it away for free.


This device is available SIM free and unlocked. SIM card from
cellphone can be used to make it operational.


If you are interested, I can send you this T-Mobile GPRS PCMCIA Card
(you pay for delivery only). Contact e-mail: uhfx(at)yahoo.com

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If no one will ask for it, I will just trash it.

You can pay for delivery using PayPal when you receive the card.

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MicroK <uhfx@yahoo.com> wrote:

: If no one will ask for it, I will just trash it.

You might try alt.cellular.gsm.carriers.voicestream (voicestream is
now T-Mobile). Or Craigslist.org if you have one near you.

Andrew
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On 15 May 2005 05:12:32 -0700, uhfx@yahoo.com wrote:

>I want to give someone this card because I no longer need it.
>
I bought one YESTERDAY.
Emanuel

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ugh, I already have it packed and ready to write the address.

I just need to send it to someone.

Anyone, just post your address here and I will send it to you.

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"MicroK" <uhfx@yahoo.com> wrote:
>ugh, I already have it packed and ready to write the address.

There's a reason why no-one wants it. In my case it's the expense of
GPRS. $20/month additional per phone isn't very interesting to me...

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William P. N. Smith writes:
> >ugh, I already have it packed and ready to write the address.
>
> There's a reason why no-one wants it. In my case it's the expense of
> GPRS. $20/month additional per phone isn't very interesting to me...

Unlimited GPRS at $20/month is quite an attractive deal if your area
has coverage. Mine doesn't or else I'd be quite interested in one of
these cards.

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will the Sim chip from another phone network work (Cingular?) or do you have
to use T-Mobile?


"MicroK" <uhfx@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1116407851.748524.150370@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> ugh, I already have it packed and ready to write the address.
>
> I just need to send it to someone.
>
> Anyone, just post your address here and I will send it to you.
>

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the card is not locked, any sim chip will work.

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On Wed, 18 May 2005 08:08:13 -0400, William P. N. Smith wrote:

>There's a reason why no-one wants it. In my case it's the expense of
>GPRS. $20/month additional per phone isn't very interesting to me...

Not so bad, and very convenient. A heck of a savings over my old
Verizon Wireless Broadband deal - $80/month plus taxes and fees. I got
this set up in tandem with home DSL and a T-Mobile HotSpot account -
still cheaper than Verizon and faster in the places I spend the most
time.
Emanuel

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That's it! The card is gone to

Salt Lake City, Utah USA

I hope it will be useful there =)

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btw, I still have 50 gmail invites, if anyone wants it, I can invite
you to google mail for free.

or you can always bet for it on ebay of course =_)

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It's not $20 per month, it's $29 per month, $35 activation, and by the
time they add all the hidden charges it's almost $34 per month, I know
as I have one. It's worth every penny if you travel a lot.

Jim







On 18 May 2005 05:27:25 -0700, Paul Rubin
<http://phr.cx@NOSPAM.invalid> wrote:

>William P. N. Smith writes:
>> >ugh, I already have it packed and ready to write the address.
>>
>> There's a reason why no-one wants it. In my case it's the expense of
>> GPRS. $20/month additional per phone isn't very interesting to me...
>
>Unlimited GPRS at $20/month is quite an attractive deal if your area
>has coverage. Mine doesn't or else I'd be quite interested in one of
>these cards.