In contrast to many bloggers, I believe the bipartisan cry that our national security has been outsourced to the United Arab Emirates is misguided. The fact that the argument is gaining steam underscores the reality that politicians can still successfully politicize 9/11 by using the manipulative politics of fear.
This issue has little, if anything, to do with national security and far more to do with politics. Xenophobic conservatives have found allies with liberals on this issue because liberals are a) looking for any opening to criticize Bush on national security; and, b) think they can do that by outflanking Bush to the right on this issue and therefore sound “tougher” and “stronger.” The blogosphere, being somewhat insulated from political pressures, should have a more thorough discussion of this issue.
We have instead been largely engaged in a disingenuous debate. Following the lead of President Jimmy Carter, progressives can and should embrace the reality of globalization and accept that our more inter-connected world affords us an opportunity to build mutual respect and understanding. Some key points:
1) Well before Dubai Ports World purchased the port operation services over 6 U.S. ports, the management over those ports had already been outsourced to the British-owned Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company. China’s biggest state-owned shipper runs major ports inside the U.S. We should have a legitimate debate over whether the U.S. government should take control over all port operations as a matter of homeland security, but that is not the debate that is currently going on.
2) If Dubai Ports World had not won the ports deal, a Singaporean company would have won it. Would there have been a similar outrage about having outsourced our port operations to that country?
3) Not a single security violation or breach has been alleged against Dubai Ports World. It has had a good international track record for its port operations. The arguments against DPW’s acquisition consist mainly of guilt-by-association tactics, tying the ports operations of DPW to any and every act of terror associated with the UAE. The fact that the nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan was able to game the ports of Dubai should cause the ports deal to receive heightened scrutiny, but is not in itself a reason to reject the deal.
4) The UAE is not an official state sponsor of terror. It is not under U.S. sanctions. In fact, as James Dobbins documents, the record shows that the UAE has been a valuable ally in the war on terror since 9/11.
5) If we’re truly afraid of an Emirates company having direct access to import weapons or bombs into our country, shouldn’t we shut down Terminal 4 at JFK International Airport in New York? That’s where the Emirates Airlines operates out of and where it has the ability to direct cargo both on and off their planes. Should we also shut down the state-owned Saudi Arabian Airlines from sending flights into Washington, D.C. ?
6) If Dubai Ports World were to finalize the port acquisition deal, Americans would work at these ports. DPW would not touch cargo, and it would not be in charge of port security. Coast Guard, Customs, and the respective state/local port commissions would manage the security. Dubai Ports World would have to follow the U.S. port regulations. There can and should be a serious inquiry into whether those regulations are being enforced. More generally, this should be an opening for us to debate the Bush administration’s poor record on port security.
Question:
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:15 pmDoes an American Company operate any ports in the world?
I dislike the president as much as anyone but I agree with this post. This reflects Bush’s political tone deafness to paraphrase Lindsay Graham and shows how the xenophobia the Administration has stoked can turn around and bite them. But on this, I agree with Bush, Jimmy Carter and Faiz.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:16 pmgreat post
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:17 pmWell reasoned post…but the fact remains
1. President Bush did not know of the approval until a few days ago
2. The Sec of Defense was never consulted about the deal (important because military equpment is shipped thur the port system)
3. The approval was illegal because the full 45 day review period never occured.
Although this UAE company may not be directly linked to terrorism….”our” government should act slowly and delibrately to investigate all aspects of this deal.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:18 pmAt least one key point overlooked here:
AS noted elsewhere on this same site, the Bush administration failed to comply with the law.
So lets do the 45 day required investigation mandated by law, and let the chips fall where they may.
http://thinkprogress.org/2006/02/22/legally-required-investigation/
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:18 pmI never thought I would agree with Faiz. Good points here. This issue deserves a more rational discussion.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:20 pmI do not know what Jimmy Carter is smoking, but must be good stuff > lol. Any Democrat in DC who thinks this selling of port operations to UAE is OK will find themselves looking for work come next November! Same applies to any Republican in DC!
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:20 pmI totally disagree.
There is nothing stoping from change happening. It is like a company buying out another company and saying the employees need not worry because they will all be retained. Two years later the old employees are mostly gone and new ones take their place.
As far as the # of breaches they have had so far who cares. The people in Dubia that believe the way Osama believes only need ONE violation at just the right time to make us all aware of how stupid we were. Globalization can go screw itself. Some Japanese soldiers were found DECADES later on islands in the pacific thinking the war was still on and was ready to fight. How many Iraqis have we made so angry with us because of lost relatives that they will wait their entire lives trying to get jobs with this UAE so they can get us back… no thank you.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:22 pmI see it not as Racially motivated. The people of this country have undergone outsourcing, legalized Poverty under minimum wage.
I see this as more jobs and income that is sorely needed by the people of the USA. The Polity Charts show that marxism is creating an Ownership Society. The Number of so called ‘liberals’ isnt based on Democracy on this Polity thing. Its based on Wealth
and Ownership.
Bush with his Cronyism is helping to destroy the lives of many Americans whom have fought for the United States and fight Today. The Underfunded NCLB act. The Halliburton Cronyism.
The Bush Pioneer Mercenary aka ‘Privatized’ Security Cohorts.
This to me isnt about ARABS, I have no problem with these people. It is, to me about economical and Conflict of Interest and Cronyism.
This is Just one Example of the Extreme Cronyistic policies of the Bush Administration.
Its Unbalanced and its UnAmerican.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:23 pmIn My VIEW.
Of course, this story was brewing last week (actually it has been reported in financial media sources for months)while liberals were making fun of Cheney’s hunting accident. Good to have you aboard.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:23 pmI agree with #5 in your list. Lets shut that down.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:23 pmI’m sorry, but I don’t want any country or company that has had direct ties to terrorists to run/own our ports.
People that compare Britian with Dubia, obviously don’t understand the difference between the two. One has been working with us for years, and has not supported terrorists, while the other has not.
GEEZE……. It does not matter if they are going to manage our security. They will be given ACCESS to sensitive information about our infrastructure that can be used against us in the future. Not to mention that they will be directly handling our military equipment. Yeah, that’s a smart idea.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:23 pmSometimes I do think it is possible that everyone at the same time will suddenly become rational and work toward the benefit of mankind. How hard would that really be?
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:23 pmTrue Stiry! We’re about to enter into a free trade agreement with the middle east before we can check more than 5% of the cargo!!!
Are You Ready for MEFTA?
Our last issue discussed the progress and implications of CAFTA
(CAFTA-DR, actually) but while CAFTA has not yet been implemented,
another Free Trade Agreement has been sneaking up on us. The U.S.
Bahrain FTA is in force, and on January 19th, U.S. Trade Rep Rob
Portman and Omani Minister of Commerce and Industry Maqbool bin Ali
Sultan signed the U.S.-Oman Free Trade Agreement. These nations join
a Middle East free trade group that includes Israel, Jordan, and
Morocco.
Is there more to come? We’re glad you asked. In May of 2003
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:25 pmPresident Bush announced a program of graduated steps to involve
Middle East countries in the free trade process. The U.S. is
currently negotiating a free trade agreement with the United Arab
Emirates, so there are six Middle East nations who have completed or
are negotiating FTA’s. But there are other significant steps in the
process. One first step is encouraging peaceful countries to join
the World Trade Organization… and the U.S. is assisting Lebanon,
Algeria, and Yemen in this effort.
Wonder if Karl Rove had the Democrats by the short hairs on an issue where the Dems had the policy right but the Repubs had a political hot button issue to exploit. Didn’t think so!
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:27 pmFaiz
I respect your work, but I believe you are way off on this one. The majority of the American public was totally unaware that any part of port operations (other than loading & unloading of containers) were under a civilian concession.
Now I know that globalization is a reality of our country. I just did not know that state owned corporations were players (specifically players within our port doorways). So it not a disingenuous debate to have.
As for security let me pose these questions: Do the citizen managers of a state owned corporation get debriefed by their country intelligent services? (this applies to ALL state owned companies) Is it possible that the dynamic of the world stage could put the state companies at odds with the United States, and if so how does that affect security? Finally, what happens (god forbid) if an upper manager’s family member is kidnapped, would our security be compromised? Now this last question can and should be applied to ALL foreign national managers, however given the current instability of the middle east it is more relevant to DP World than other regions.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:28 pmOff topic…The White House is to issue its own Katrina report. Gee..I wonder what that will say?
As to #5 in this post. I don’t hear anyone saying that certain countries can’t ship goods and materials to the U.S. They can even use their own ships. I just don’t think anyone would agree to allow a foreign company that is at best sketchy with its terrorism ties to own and run JFK. A little different in opinion.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:28 pmPoint 1: British-owned Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company doesn’t have close pals of Osama Bin Laden running the show.
Point 2: Is the Singaporean company government owned?
Point 3: Conceded, but past history is not a reliable indicator of furture results.
Point 4: They are being seen as an ally now, but I was under the impression that they hampered efforts to shut down Bin Laden’s funding.
Point 5: The amount of cargo coming through terminal 4 on UAE planes is less than 0.1% of what comes through a major port.
Point 6: The coast guard is stretched thin, and although there would be Americans working there, I still feel uncomfortable placing national security assets under the contol of foreign governments.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:29 pmLets get the middle east understanding the virtues that Ben Franklin was talking about and convince them that seperation of church and state is not against god, but for the freedom of people. THEN we can talk about being partners. Until then we would be stupid not keeping a cautious eye on them.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:30 pmI got called an idiot by Gerald Gibson for bringing up these very points. Come on Gerald, don’t hold back now!
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:30 pmGood points all and in the post. Here is a case of the chickens coming home to roost for the bush white house: 4+ years of cultivating fear of all things middle-eastern/Islamic for their post-9-11 power-grab now rears unyielding, uncritical, and base-fear outcry when the bushies now seek to partner with a middle-eastern entity. To that I offer a hearty Nelson like “ha ha”
The real problem, and a source of righteous criticism, is the manner in which the approval has been passed, in secret and seeming bypassing the 45 day review process for such sales. Also questionable is whether the bushies and/or the Carlysle group’s profit off the sale and any influence that may have had.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:30 pmI agree with much of the post. The takeover of the port operations by UAE seems a bit overblown. But the fact is that the main problem has been the same with much of what this administration takes on — they do what they do in secret and tell everyone to trust them. The administration does what they want and leave congress out. The port situation may be exaggerated, but there is a problem when the deal also covers military ports in Texas. I can see that being a problem at some time with incoming and outgoing ships. The president is also being disingenuous when he talks about this equating to racism against Arabs. This is the man, along with his surrogates, that have been banging the Islamo-fascist Arab drumbeat for years now. It’s just too bad that most senators and reps are just posers who jump on an issue when they see fit, but don’t really stand up for anything when push comes to shove. (eg., NSA wiretaps, Patriot Act, etc. etc.)
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:31 pmAs much as I respect Jimmy Carter (having worked side by side with him on a Habitat home) I must disagree with him on this. No American should accept having our seaports controlled by the UAE. This is our country not theirs. If we cannot handle this task ourselves we’re in deep trouble.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:32 pmThe above aside, I think we on the left can use whatever means are at our disposal to attack the administration. For five years this administration has used the “post 9/11 reality” to attack those who oppose him on any issue. Time we say what we mean and say it mean. I’m not saying we should use racism or lies like the administration, but let’s not be afraid to get bloody.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:32 pmHERE’S MORE!!!
http://www.arabnews.com/?page=6§ion=0&article=52622&d=9&m=10&y=2004
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:33 pmI think this post is rather phony. There are very legitimate security reasons to be concerned about THIS PARTICULAR sale.
If the company were run by, say, the Government of Kuwait, or Jordan, there would be nowhere near the outcry or the concerns you are seeing.
To suggest that this is just a naked exploitation of fear and prejudice is insulting and, frankly, stupid.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:33 pm20)
I posted what I thought. Even republicans can read… can you scroll up to?
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:34 pmSteed you geezer, you couldn’t wait to bash “liberals” so you did so in your second post. Earth to Steed – Earth to Steed…It’s the right that’s making this a News Item. Go to Redstate & see for yourself.
I will agree that we PROGRESSIVES are enjoying your esteemed Feurher’s tone deafness a tad too much for the likes of you. Too bad, so sad.
So, do you think that US ports should be run by foriegn entities, especially foriegn entities that are wholly or partially owned by a foreign government?
I’m not sure where I stand on that issue. I’d prefer we ran them myself. Not so much for security sake, but for employment of American Citizens doing jobs here in the GREAT USA….
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:34 pmAs others have stated this situation once again shows the administration disreguard for laws and regulations and inability to lead in a clear and honest manor. Should they get away with it again? Regardless of the deal, they messed up.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:35 pmourself, not myself. I certainly DON’T want that job cause I wouldn’t know where to start.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:37 pm28
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:39 pmWhich American company should by P&O?
I really have to disagree.
I don’t think our ports should be outsourced, period, just as I think members of the Secret Service should be American citizens.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:39 pmKindness
You probably would not do worst than the the cronies.
We start by funding port, border, and infrastructure security. Really fund, to the tune of 10-20 billion over four years.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:40 pmSo… a call for progressives to “accept globalization”. Really, what that means is a call for progressives to accept that investment banks run the world; to accept that democracy is a failed policy; to accept that there are masters and there are servants, and that if you are not a master you are a servant. Bush has revealed who he really works for: global investment banks (where do you think ExxonMobiles record profits WENT?). Go to opensecrets.org, and you will find that finance, not oil and gas, was the main sponsor of Bushie Jr. Finance owns oil and gas. Who owns fox news? The same cabal of investment banks; that’s why O’Reilly called for Oking the Dubai deal. A lot of the oil money has been recycled into the investment bank system; Fidelity, State Street, Vanguard, Citibank, Barclays, etc. Odd that these names never appear on TimeWarner, Viacom, WaltDisney – that’s because these banks own the media AND the oil companies (and the government). Oddly fascist arrangment, don’t you think? Oh – but progressives need to accept that globalization trumps democracy. You must think we’re pretty stupid.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:40 pmthis whole issue brings home the point that corporations are running our country. screw the people. give jobs to the guy who will pay the most to the government. what, there are no american companies that want this job? i find that incredible! what policies are in place that support foreign companies running our ports?
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:42 pmIn addition to my post above, I agree with Hesiod: there are very good reasons, from a security standpoint, to oppose having a UAE-operated company handle operations at the ports, just as there would be good reasons to oppose a Pakistani-run company run the ports (or a Chinese-government-run company, which evidently is already the case).
I don’t care if they look European or what religion they are. I DO care that operations at our ports–highways into our country–be run by people who have America’s interests at heart. I believe that can best be assured by having them run by Americans.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:42 pmThe only point of concern, IMO, is the A.Q. Khan element of the story.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:44 pmPost 23 I agree with you > our ports must be operated by American owned companies and American workers too! As for Jimmy Carter: I am perplexed by his stand on this issue, so the first time I completely disagree with him! The open trade issue is a can of worms > NAFTA, CAFTA and other agreements have ruined the job market for Americans, and any politician who claims otherwise is a LIAR! Shame on Jimmy Carter!!!
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:44 pmAnd Faiz, I’d be perfectly happy if we were talking about having an arab-American-owned company run those ports, too. This “xenophobia” charge is without merit.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:44 pmyou are so wrong…this is exactly what Bush wants us to do!!! check this out:
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:45 pmDidn’t you JUST POST an article showing the royal family of the UAE had met with Bin Laden in 1999? How much control does the royal family exert on companies that are owned in their country?
I want to give the UAE the benefit of the doubt, but it’s not too hard to see that there is a potential for error in letting an arab country control our ports. I’m shocked the Republicans are willing to risk looking weak on terrorism (and further their portrait of cronyism) by letting even a hint of the muslim world near our ports.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:46 pmMisc, I think you’re off-point. All kinds of multi-national corporations operate in America and they are not owned by Americans.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:46 pmThe Chinese taking over servicing American airline companies jets at an ever increasing rate, Israeli companies in charge of security at airports and elsewhere,theUAE with ties to radical Islam running several ports, the Chinese operating the Panama Canal etc. etc. Toss in a secretive,opportunistic goverment and individual greed and this is all somewhat upsetting to me.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:46 pmThere is one very important point this story missed, and that is, this administration has told us to trust them in the past. Remember the weapons of mass destruction they used as justification to invade Iraqi. Then when non were found, they quickly shifted to bringing democracy to the middle east. I remember the saying, “If it walks like a duck, looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it’s a duck”, and maybe you don’t. Also keep in mind that workers have to do what the boss says. So if a manager from UAE is helping terrorist and tells a worker not to check a certain container, quess what happens.
Also since only 5 to 7 percent of containers are checked anyway, we can’t be sure these guys won’t bring WMD in and sneak is out when no one is looking. They could bring terrorist in by the semi-trailer full and there wouldn’t be any way to stop them.
Another thing you failed to consider is money. Where do you suppose at of the profits that come from operating the port will go? Yes, that’s right, right back to the UAE, and not into our economy. What fools would want to en-rich another country at our expense. The longshoremen will only get there normal wages, and the majority of the money will go out of America. Also since we accused them of supporting terrorist, what make you think they have changed. To this day, members of the Saudi Royal family still support terrorist.
I served overseas several times while in the military and they don’t like us as much as we think they do. The ugly American is hated overses almost as much as blacks are in America, and that’s not including Arab countries. Don’t fool yourself, these UAE guys don’t really like America, they just want our money to help support terrorist.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:48 pmI mostly agree with this post in that the sale of the British owned company is just that, a sale. Just like Chinese companies buy out American owned companies. It is a global marketplace. The thing is, most of the average American people out hear “Arab owned” and there is an immediate knee jerk reaction. I blame most of this on the Bush admin. But, to the point of the critics of this sale, the UAE may not operate the security in the ports now, but who’s to say what could happen a year or 2 from now once they’ve learned the ins and outs of the US port operations?
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:48 pmYou are all missing the point, this isn’t about national security as much as it is about once again this administration ignoring the review and oversight laws in place in order to get a sweetheart deal for a crony. This is classic K street politics. ANY company, domestic or foreign, should be exhaustivley examined for potential security issues if they are going to takeover these 6+ ports. But just follow the money on this. Many of the players are either American or European (white) and not Muslim. This is about greased palms and wallets getting padded. And THAT’s what the focus really needs to be on, exposing exactly HOW Bush is selling out America to the highest bidder.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:48 pmThis is a great example of when common sense cuts through the party political bullshit.
This deal is just NUTS in the current geopolitical climate.
This administration and the criminals (Goss et al) behind it think we are some kind of hippo sewage to be washed out to sea, thinking they can get away with this daylight robbery.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:51 pmMary,
Operating in the U.S. is one thing. Controlling our ports — as I noted, basically superhighways into our country — is totally another.
There are some things that simply should not be outsourced.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:52 pmP&O’s shareholders and the British approved of this deal. How can you ignore that, Ted? Isn’t it P&O that’s selling to the highest bidder?
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:52 pmActually Steed, you are worng as usual. We were talking about this as well as Cheney shooting his frined in the face. Nice to have you aboard, not.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:52 pmIf Americans will be running the Ports and doing the work, the Coast Guard and Homeland Insecurity providing the Security, what the Hell do we need the Arabs for? This is just another Bush Sell-out scheme to line his, and his cronies pockets at the expense of the people that really own this Country. Faiz makes some good arguments but they are all based on the assumption that the Bush Administration is honest, forthright, open, and legal. All of those assumptions are fallacious. Sorry, Faiz but you failed this one.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:52 pmMisc, so what do you think about the saudi-owned airlines flying into our airports?
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:53 pmI read as many lefty blogs as the next guy. And I generally agree with all that is said on our side of the blogosphere. But I also get annoyed with the blind partisanship that sometimes rears its ugly head.
Thanks for the contrarian point of view. We shouldn’t spend our time beating down King George over every little gaffe that threatens some level of humiliation for him. I know that is tempting because of how carefully the White House controls the media. We feel like we should raise hell at every opportunity because they are so few and far between.
Instead, we should stand for the issues that we truly believe in. And this just isn’t one of those for me. And it sounds like many of you out there as well.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:55 pmTed
You are correct, if fact there is a law covering just that, a review by the Administration within forty days of such a sale. Well, they did not do that, in word they broke the law (big surprise there).
Another issue that has not even been discussed here is economics. The goods that flow in and out of our ports constitute up to 75% of our GNP. This alone trumps all other security issues, our national economy is at stake here.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:56 pmDid you know that it is difficult for a non-American citizen to get a security clearance with the U.S. Government? This is because studies have found that people who are dual-citizens or not U.S. citizens have a higher chance of engaging in espionage and other damaging anti-U.S. acts.
This is not a “distrust all foreigners” issue. It’s not a xenophobia issue. It’s a prudent precaution issue. National Security issues simply should not be outsourced.
Heck, to tell you the truth, I’m not ENTIRELY happy with any private company running those ports, in lieu of the U.S. government. But I’d rather they be American-owned than foreign-government-controlled.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:56 pmP&O’s shareholders and the British approved of this deal. How can you ignore that, Ted? Isn’t it P&O that’s selling to the highest bidder?
It’s not that simple; P&O can only sell the “ports rights” to a buyer approved by the US Government. The DOT, in this case, had to grant final approval or there was no deal. It’s not your ordinary free market deal.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:56 pmAgreed #34. I find the “accept globalization†meme totally insulting regardless of whose idea it was.
I appreciate the “counterpoint” and TP is w/o doubt in the top 5 progressive blogs, but it seems this post is fabricated just to take the “honest debate” approach. Who are you kidding Faiz? It’s a good idea to start an honest, intellectual debate on the facts in this country, but this is a BAD deal every way you look at it, and so it shouldnt call for anyone to play the devil’s advocate (we have Bush and his veto threat to do that).
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:56 pmEmbrace “globalization”? Are you out of your mind? Trade is nothing new. Even global trade is not new. People have been dropping sails and doing global trade for 100s, even 1,000’s of years. What you are encouraging us to embrace is the selling of America out from under the feet of The People. Mostly through debt and deficit run up when our trade policies began to say, yeah, sure, it’s ok if you use slave labor in foreign lands and import the products for sale here undercutting the American manufacturing base. Global trade wasn’t invented at the bugle call of the “Free traders”. It’s been around a very long time.
You’re right, the arguement of Arab ownership our ports is practically moot in light of the abundance of foreign ownership of every other industry. It is about keeping the autonomy of our nation — preserving the self determination of The People. I consider that a National Security issue any way you slice it. We’ll sacrifice Trillions keeping our shores safe but won’t lift a finger to protect our main-streets. That makes no sense to me. The concept of the “multi-national” corporation should not be something embraced by us. Sure, we should be doing business with other nations, and lots of it, just like we always have. But, NOT at the expense of The People. Period. A “multi-national” corporation has no allegiance to ANY nation. They can reincorporate via fax anywhere in the world. The People cannot. Anyone deemed a “multi-national” is really of NO nation at all.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:57 pmMary – Do they run the airlines? NO!
Again, there is a difference between owning a company in the US and operating the ports.
Our roads are bad right now in most states, imagine how bad they would be if we turned all our management of our highways over to some foriegn country? Do you really believe that the concerns we have would be their concerns? Especially when the company has been known to have ties to terrorists.
So we fly into many countries as well. Does that mean that we operate their airports?
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:57 pmMary,
Just as I have no problem with Saudi-owned ships docking at our ports, or having a dedicated loading dock there, so I have no problem with Saudi airlines having a ticket counter and gates at our airports.
But that is different than having Saudis own and operate the airports themselves, especially if those airports accept shipping/freight.
If we’re talking Americans of Saudi descent, like any American, that’s fine with me. But that’s different than control by a foreign government.
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:59 pmUh, you link to the Dubai Ports Authority to support authority as proof that the company has a good international track record?
What’s next? Linking to the Philip Morris website in order to show that cigarettes are not addictive?
Perhaps you need to read this WaPo piece from 2002: Al Qaeda’s Road Paved With Gold — Secret Shipments Traced Through a Lax System In United Arab Emirates
February 22nd, 2006 at 2:59 pmWe have instead been largely engaged in a disingenuous debate. Following the lead of President Jimmy Carter, progressives can and should embrace the reality of globalization and accept that our more inter-connected world affords us an opportunity to build mutual respect and understanding.
Ok globalization can be a good thing. Yet the Globalization I see is much more economical than Social.
If a Globalist sees cheap labor in another Country jobs are outsourced.
If these People are truly Interested in a Global Reality then create a Global Wage Standard thats Fair to the Global People and the Global Economics.
Business prefers Global trade but not Global wages.
I dont see how one can balance without the other in Balance?
Im not an economist so I am open to all replys and comments
Even you IRI and Gary Ruppert.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:00 pm#58, not theoretically true. The people have the ultimate power (boycott) over the corporation, if they are willing to go through the pain. Even a monopoly could be stopped, if the people organized. Correct? But that is not reality, now is it?
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:01 pmI agree that the issue might be fueled by xenophobia and the Democrats’ intention to criticise Bush for being “soft” on terror.
However, as another commenter pointed out, the approval process was not followed. Not to mention having Bush and Rumsfeld embarrasingly claim ignorance of the deal while underway.
Also, the fact that the UAE are not in the US’ official list of states sponsors of terrorism is irrelevant, since the list is whimsical, and the inclusion of a country has more to do with politics than with an actual involvement with terrorist groups. Relying on it to make a point is -with all due respect- a tad naive.
Case in point: Pakistan. That country is an open supporter of terrorist groups in the Kashmir region, and has sheltered Taliban leaders after the US invasion. It is known that Pakistan transferred nuclear know-how to Iran and North Korea (two countries in the list). Yet Pakistan is not officially listed as a “state sponsor of terrorism”, while Korea and Iran are -the former for (maybe) selling weapons and (possibly) the Rangoon bombing.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:02 pmThe “They don’t control security” argument is a bullshit.
The concession company does control the custom staging area. They also oversee shipping compliance of security measures. Now, granted the Customs agency writes the guidelines, but it is the concession company that largely carries them out. So, stop the stupid fucking argument that they have nothing to do with security!
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:03 pmi think the main feeling flourishing in the realm of misgudedness is honestly honesty, transparency and OPEn dialog with the American people. To just sign off nonchalantly
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:03 pmon this as just doing business reinforces the contempt the Administration has for the rest of the electorate that doesn’t tow the party line for them. Why does everything have to be classified and in some cases Re-classified regarding our over encompassing umbrella of National security? So now Liberals are looking for the rope and the Xenophobic wing of the GOP are somehow over reacting to this sale. This whole exersice is parallel to the division of the Middle East in the 40’s. Globalization does that mean Kodak can use the WTO when it needs it but we don’t respect the World Court because they mind find Henry Kissinger guilty of War crimes? This is purely to counter Russia and China for World dominance. If they (UAE) are are allies and I’m Jewish can I travel there freely as a wanted partner in this global partnership? The tip of the iceberg is this conversation. Thanks for making us look reasonable but we are far from a progressive dominance of our own in the political
realm and right now I reccomend a shot accross the bow is warranted to get everyone’s attention to decide what part of this scheme to protect and serve us we actually get to contribute to. I say raise Corporate income taxes to 45%. Then we will get some of it back.
Thanks for that Link Ken Ashford, that I wasnt aware of.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:03 pmGood Gravy!
Jimmy Carter from the faiz link:
”The overall threat to the United States and security, I don’t think it exists,” Carter said on CNN’s The Situation Room. “I’m sure the president’s done a good job with his subordinates to make sure this is not a threat.”
From thinkprogress:
“President Bush was unaware of the pending sale of shipping operations at six major U.S. seaports to a state-owned business in the United Arab Emirates until the deal already had been approved by his administration, the White House said Wednesday.â€
Carter still hasn’t caught on to the fact bush is a sock puppet. And faiz is beyond naive.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:04 pmWell, there goes my Christmas.
Ok, Faiz, you have touched on a point that has been pecking at me. Suppose this was an attempt to unite the country against Islamic Fundementalist nations? Suppose Bush and Co wanted to give us something they knew would rally us together?
I have considered that.
Answer I keep coming up with is they just are not that smart.
Here are some points I think are critical holes in your post.
1) Well before Dubai Ports World purchased the port operation services over 6 U.S. ports, the management over those ports had already been outsourced to the British-owned Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company
True, but like the President you conveniently left out the fact the none of the militants who attacked us on 911 were from England.
3) Not a single security violation or breach
Wrong. The 911 Commission said the UAE was involved in laundering and funneling money to the 911 Hijackers.
4) The UAE is not an official state sponsor of terror
Wrong. Once again the 911 Commission says otherwise. The State Owned Banks that channelled money to the 911 hijackers pretty much moots that claim.
5) If we’re truly afraid of an Emirates company having direct access to import weapons or bombs into our country, shouldn’t we shut down Terminal 4 at JFK International Airport in New York? That’s where the Emirates Airlines operates out of and where it has the ability to direct cargo both on and off their planes. Should we also shut down the state-owned Saudi Arabian Airlines from sending flights into Washington, D.C.
Probably. We said on 911 we were at war. The people who attacked us were from fundementalist muslim ‘Arab’ nations. Instituting a moretoreum on travel and immigration from any such nations is what one would expect in a so called time of war.
I certainaly think it is a much better plan then travelling across the oceans to kill innocent people for the same reasons.
Also as lib4 pointed out, The approval was illegal because the full 45 day review period never occured.
Comment by lib4 — February 22, 2006 @ 2:18 pm
In fact the approval was rushed through in just 23 days.
The President was kept out of the loop until the press leaked the story.
Now the President has been told by someone on his staff that this deal is somehow critical and just has to go through. Why?
Why would they squander almost all the political capital he had left over this one deal?
There is something beneath the surface here, something we just can’t quite see, yet.
And I bet it all pivots on something that the UAE did for the Bush administration at sometime in the past, and now that markers being called in.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:05 pmI live in a port city, Seattle. Our ports and our airports especially since 9/11, should not be simply seen as commodities. There is more to a free market than the power of capital. This port deal is part pf a systemic program on the part of the Bush administration to privatize the planet, regardless of the outcome. It is hubris of the highest order, and cannot stand unchecked.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:05 pmI disagree with Carter (a first). Globalization is a form of homogenization (let’s make everyone American!). It ruins cultures (another form of racism) and gives primacy to the financial institutions, such as the WTF and World Bank as explained in a post above. Need we go into the problems with that?
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:06 pmAnd Raw is now reporting that CNN is reporting that Bob Dole helped in the lobbying effort.
Follow the money…follow the money….follow the money…It’s all going to be quid pro quo in some fashion. Hard to prove of course, but no doubt that palms were greased.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:07 pmI really do understand the concern about xenophobia. But I hope that we all can accept that there are legitimate reasons to be concerned with any foreign government controlling an access point for moving goods into and out of this country, on national security grounds.
And that is especially true when that foreign government has historical ties to terrorist organizations and actors who are interested in causing Americans (all Americans, of any descent/religion) harm.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:08 pmHowever, as another commenter pointed out, the approval process was not followed. Not to mention having Bush and Rumsfeld embarrasingly claim ignorance of the deal while underway.
Agreed the Foreign Investment has been bypassed and that in itself is a Big Problem for Bush and Rummy.
This seems like reverse spin to, perhaps,help cloak the Dubious Deeds of some folks in the White House itself, then again this issue has become muddled….
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:08 pmFaiz NOT to pick a fight with you on your thread, but are you Arabic or perhaps a citizen of UAE or Saudi Arabia?
Americans do NOT want a Middle Eastern nation to have any control of our ports because of what happened in 9/11 attack, but do NOT assume we are being racist about it! We do NOT want another attack to occur, so the UAE deal is NOT acceptable!
As for FREE TRADE: this global “New World Order” economic plan has harmed American workers, so do NOT expect us to embrace globalism! It benefits only corporate CEO greed!
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:10 pmThis is beginning to make some sense to me. From what I gather from my quick read on Sukuk is that it is an alternative to the current debt market around the world that Muslims can use based on the restriction of their religion.
Where this starts to make sense to me is that this deal must be the beginning of what the greedy financial gurus in Bush’s world see as the creation of a new securities market that would allow them to trade and speculate with the billions of dollars of Muslim money that was not available to them until now.
I started to read this paper and started to get it.
http://www.islamicfinance.de/suk…/ sukukrisks.pdf
The corporate elites that run this administration are pushing for this as a way to start a new speculative financial play ground that would eventually be worth trillions in Trading Volumes
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:10 pmSorry I disagree very strongly with this post. UAE doesn’t recognize Israel, recognizes the Taliban. As far as being our ‘ally’, I thought they balked at freezing OBL’s assets after 9/11. So we piss them off if we block the deal, you think what is ocurring in Iraq isn’t pissing them off? How about torturing Muslims and detaining them indefinately, or strapping them into chairs and force feeding them? This is the least of our worries with the Arab world.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:10 pmThe worst thing that could happen by saying NO is for them to stop letting us use their airspace for rendition flights, I think that is a win-win for all concerned.
My problem with this has nothing to do with being anti-globalization. I am the first one to agree that our blind nationalism has been allowing Bushco to slowly but surely kill our Democracy. That being said, Bush is once again pulling a fast one here. I have no doubt that his sudden discovery of multinationalism (referencing the “Great British”) is a bullshit lie, like everything else that oozes from his mouth. The fact is, this is more than likely a quid pro quo agreement. The UAE gets the contract for US port security, we get the permission to use your airstrips when we attack Iraq. This is nothing more than deal-making by the Bushco assholes, selling out the country in order to further their agenda. They could give a shit about the security of the US.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:14 pmI have Muslim friends that I have worked with for Years.
Some are from Palestine others Saudi, some are Jordanian.
These people want the Same as all of us do.
To be able to Work and Raise our Families without worry of reprisals from dissident groups.
They dont care what Religion I may practice at home or in the House of Worship, nor me them.
We Simply enjoy discussing many things and we realize that Man is one and we are just men.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:15 pmDenying Muslim Arab nations, particularly those where riots and protests condemning America are not only tolerated, but encouraged, particularly ones where Osama Bin Laden posters adorn shop windows, (I would include Pakistan here), should not be rewarded with an increased and renewed openess.
Of course we should not be prejudice in our hearts with hatred or fear. But we should not let our fear of appearing prejudiced keep us from using our brains.
Entering America is not a right, it is a privlege.
Which privlege would the Arab nations of this world prefer, the privlege to enter the US, or run its businesses, or the privilege to breath?
Because right now the rights plan seems to be to deprive them of the latter.
I don’t think saying NO to letting an Arab nation run our nations seaport operations is overly depriving, or harsh.
I don’t even think its paranoid.
It just makes sense.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:16 pmThis is great because to accept globalization as the next best thing, I suggest that we just take out terrorist insurance and the next time we get whacked in this country we just cut everybody a check. This will be price we have to pay for bending over to pick up a buck. I want the new hot KY please.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:16 pmOut to lunch Later taters!
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:16 pmRE 78
I meant attack IRAN.
Arrrgh: Type slowlllllly!
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:17 pmI’ve got to say that I’m with Faiz and Bill O’Reilly on this one. I suspect that the initial reporting was incomplete, and many people jumped on drawn conclusions.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:20 pmI am all for globalization and if UAE wants to do business here in the US they can open a manufacturing facility or hotel/resort. These have little to do with homeland security issues and would provide jobs to Americans.
If it is so difficult to inspect incoming shipping containers now with English managers at the ports (only about 5%), how much more difficult would it be to inspect the containers with a manager who may have ties with terrorists.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:20 pmAnother issue is a Free Trade Agreement with the UAE.
The administration is going balls out for this agreement. What will happen if this deal was not approved? Answer, the UAE would probably pull the plug on the free trade deal. Why is this important? If they directly pump crude into tankers from the UAE, then no tariffs apply. So, is this a larger part of “Democracy in the Middle East”? Or was Iraq just securing the source, and the DP World deal just securing a free trade agreement?
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:20 pmI’ve got to say that I’m with Faiz and Bill O’Reilly on this one
Come on, Faiz. THAT sentence can’t leave you feeling too good?
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:21 pmAnd also Faiz, I want to point this out to you.
Something noticably lacking in your post, and in so many responses to this issue.
Even if it weren’t, and it is, but even if it weren’t a matter of national security, it’s a slap in the face to every New Yorker who watched the towers fall, and who died in those towers, to offer to a nation where two of the hijackers originated from, and who has been implicated in helping to finance the 911 attacks, to roll out the red carpet to our nations shipping operations and pay them for the privilege.
It’s insulting, and its cold and callous.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:23 pmhonestly, fuck that, Faiz… we do have shrinking international boundaries in business today, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t still try to make wise choices about who we deal with… handing our already unprotected ports over to bin Laden’s best buddies here is just not a good idea…
what I find disingenuous is people who call this uproar racist… guys, we’ve just witnessed international death and destruction over a cartoon… can you say “extremist?” we need to be sure we’re not opening the floodgates to even more actions like that over here…
Dems aren’t just jumping on the bandwagon – they’re miffed, too… the president is backing this even though he didn’t know about it!!! bad, bad, bad…
and btw, all this is coming from a diehard liberal…
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:26 pmIts been too soon. Give it another 10 years or so and then let them reapply.
If your son was killed by a bank robber, would you hire the robbers family and friends to run the bank?
Right now I would not give the UAE a janitorial contract at our nations seaports, much less major operations.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:28 pmHow can anyone claim to be a progressive and yet defend globalization? Import tariffs used to pay for all our nation’s fiscal needs and our ports used to belong to the people of this country. I agree with the poster that the response to this proposed deal is all about politics, but I draw a totally different lesson from it. To me the worst part about this deal is that yeat again, we are reminded that so-called “free trade” is crippling this nation monetarily, and as a result, our nation’s greatest assets, including our ports, have been sold off to multinational corporations, who have no interest in serving the people of this country, and whose only concern is profit.
These ports should belong to the people who live in this country, and to claim that globalization is acceptable is utterly unprincipled. If thinkprogress.org is going to become just another mouthpiece for the DLC, you can count me out. “Free trade” is anything but free, in fact it’s costing this nation trillions of dollars in the long term. Deals like this will just continue to go down unless we the People rise up and demand that our common assets be retained, and if they are in the hands of these global pirates, that they be nationalized to serve the interests of America.
Globalization is not progressive, because it mostly serves rich, white men who hold no allegiance to any country or system of morals. This nation was found on allegiance to the ideals inherent in the COnstitution, ideals that are totally absent in the WTO, NAFTA, CAFTA and all the other insane devil’s bargains that have been shoved down the peoples’ throats ever since Reagan lied his way into office.
CAP, you should do the right thing and come out clearly with your position on globalization. I hope it has nothing to do with this posters’ view, because in this progressive’s opinion, there is nothing progressive about globalization at all.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:30 pmA real war time President would have Federalized our nations seaports a day after 911.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:33 pmOf course majically Anthrax has been “accidentally” released in New York City.
This ought to change the story away from the UAE, since the arrest of 3 terrorists and the old WMD argument didn’t do it.
Turn on the news.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:35 pmBtw, just wanted to say this loud:
FAIR TRADE.
NOT FREE TRADE.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:35 pmThe parallels of this to what the social conservatives see as the nuclear family are awesome. Think about it, this is Father Knows Best/ Leave it to Beaver to the nth degree. June is left to talk to Wally and The Beave while Ward goes out and rents the yard out to the neighbor who helped finance the arson attack on the cleaver mansion a few years ago, just to make a buck. Then Ward and his golfing Buddies bitch slap June and the boys because they asked some uncomfortable questions. This is a democracy run by a Dictator. Everyone gets a vote but the Man makes the final decision.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:35 pmI have a couple points:
1. this is not a company, it is a government. A royal family. Can the U.S. Government own ports? The privatization crowd would freak out.
2. The people who will make money off of this were having tae parties with bin Laden a few short years ago. If they invite him to a tea party and then capture him I will see that they are allies.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:38 pmWell, anthrax in NYC probably WON’T help the port deal go through.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:44 pmGood point Worfeus how come bush didn’t federalize the ports as there was concern about the ports after 9-11-01.
The UAE was one of three countries in the world to recognize the Taliban as the legitimate government of Afghanistan.
The UAE has been a key transfer point for illegal shipments of nuclear components to Iran, North Korea and Lybia.
According to the FBI, money was transferred to the 9/11 hijackers through the UAE banking system.
After 9/11, the Treasury Department reported that the UAE was not cooperating in efforts to track down Osama Bin Laden’s bank accounts via T.P.
These are reason enough. Its time to STOP OUTSOURCING America.Did Britain herself own P&O or was it a private held Corp.?
Why wasn’t the 45 days of vetting this deal taken place?
There is a lot we as Citizen or rather Subjects don’t know about this cup of coffee deal.
Doesn’t this adminstration know that when you breed secrecy you get distrust from your “Subjects”
and its the Republican Party is screaming louder than the Democrats .. like on Red State.ORG
All in all the deal passes and we learn as good subjects to lower our eyes and just accept.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:49 pmExactly THOT’S n TN.
One would think for a country so obsessed with protecting Americans from foriegn terrorists, that handing operational control of our ports to a nation with ties to the terrorists, is about as far from a coherent thought as I can think of.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:55 pmWell done,Faiz,that’s exactly the arguement I’ve been having over at Newshounds.Yo u added in a few things I hadn’t found about the airport.
February 22nd, 2006 at 3:58 pmThanks again.
#97, :)
98 + 99, agreed. we’ve known since the 9/11 commission that these security lapses need to be fixed. We should be thankful that we caught Bush dealing away our ports as opposed to something FAR FAR worse bringing this to our attention again (such as a bomb at a chem plant or nuclear facility).
But the question remains, will Bush now be forced to follow the 9/11 Commission guidelines? Or are “F’s” still acceptable to the general public as they have been?
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:02 pmHere is where ThinkProgress looses support for me.
National Security, including National Economic Security trumps free trade and globalization.
I might remind you that we are told to accept globalization on the false notion that it will have a net positive effect on our country.
This port deal is a raw deal for American and it must be stopped.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:05 pmI agree with 91 and 92 completely
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:06 pmGlobalization is all part of a free trade Pharisees, who like Thomas Friedman want America’s middle class to compete with 50 cent an hour labor. Globalization means that in order to compete America’s workers have to lower their standard of living considerably.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:06 pmWith America importing H1B visa high tech workers, and illegal workers for our low tech jobs, it is no wonder that over the last 4 years our middle class wages have gone down.
The WTO, NAFTA, GATT, and CAFTA are give aways to the cororatist fascist who have no loyalty to America. Free trade and Globalization have been a nightmare for America’s middle class, and America’s long term security. Because of globalization America owes over a trillion dollars to foreign countries, including communist China. Globalization means America now depends on Communist China for parts to build it’s military hardware, and software!
Globalization is destroying the American Dream, especially for people like me African Americans, when will we get our share of the American Dream Faziz???
But the question remains, will Bush now be forced to follow the 9/11 Commission guidelines? Or are “F’s†still acceptable to the general public as they have been?
Comment by nolaluv — February 22, 2006 @ 4:02 pm
Bush would have to actually read the 911 report first.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:13 pmHe should be done with that sometime in 2024
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:14 pm#5 and #46
TP is incorrect in regards to the 45 day investigation requirement. Doesn’t the law state that the transaction is in regards to a foreign company, private or state owned, purchasing a U.S. corporation?
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:15 pmI hadn’t realized until today just how many illiterates our schools have produced in the last 30 years. Damn,there must be 20 or 25 on here.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:18 pmA lot of commenters have picked up on my use of the word “globalization.” My usage of that term was a simple reference to our growing inter-connectedness. As President Clinton once said, “We can’t turn this globalization off — you know, people want to know more about each other. And now they have the means to do it. The Internet is the most powerful means of communication in all of human history. And I think that globalization, in the end, will be a force for diversity, not uniformity.”
To acknowledge our growing interconnectedness does not mean one embraces the uniform application of free market capitalism. Of course, each nation still governs matters involving security and trade, among other things.
I mentioned in point #1 that I would embrace a discussion about whether the U.S. government should take over port operations and stop outsourcing those functions.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:20 pmTJM – This isnt a spelling bee. This is an open forum for discussion and there are going to be typos and spelling issues.
Sorry that you are soooooo perfect that you get everythin correct.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:20 pmOn December 7, 1941 the Japanese Navy did a two-hour fly-over of one of our ports. FDR and the American People declared war on half the world. We supported the finest Military in the world as they kicked the shit out of the bad guys in just under 3 1/2 years. Harry Truman then took over the Countries of the bad guys for awhile. On September 11, 2001 a small group of little sheet heads tried to fly over New York but ran into a couple of buildings instead. King George the Dumb and his cronies then got greedy and attacked a crazy neighborhood service Station manager. Now 4 1/2 years later the poorest equipped (technologies considered) and poorest led Military in the history of this Country continues to get the shit beat out of them by a phony pick-up army. KGtD, instead of taking over the Countries of the little sheet heads, gives them six of our ports and 75% of what little support we send to our troops, and then invites the Prince of the biggest little sheet head country to his ranch. For those of you old enough to remember can you imagine the reaction if Harry had invited the Emperor of Japan to Independence, Missouri in 1944 and then walked through Swope Park with him holding hands and playing smacky mouth. We’ve come a long way, Baby, but I want to go back at least 6 years.
An aside: We all know and love the Dukes of Hazard, to get to know the Hazardous Duke of Dubai just click on clyde.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:22 pmI mentioned in point #1 that I would embrace a discussion about whether the U.S. government should take over port operations and stop outsourcing those functions.
Comment by Faiz — February 22, 2006 @ 4:20 pm
Good point Faiz. But for me I think we should not even need a discussion on this notion. It’s moot.
If we are at war, and the enemy is attacking from without, then the Federal Government controlling all access into our country is a no brainer.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:30 pmTJM, I will gladly refund any or all monies you have paid to participate in this or any other thread on this site. If you are a professional journalist please feel free to send us a link to your latest article. I’m truly sorry for any damage i might have done to your grammatical sensibilites. You get what you pay for and this aint bad for free.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:30 pmFaiz – I truly respect the stand you are taking. However, like most things, I don’t agree.
The joy of being a Republican is that I don’t have to pretend to be pc. I don’t want some Arab country linked to 9/11 and ranks terror as #6 on their list of priorities near our ports. Why don’t we just put Syria in charge of our flight schools while we’re at it!!!
But Faiz, it is noble of you not to take a pot shot just to take one.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:30 pmAll the arguements/points made or asked seem logical and valid, but not in a Bush world. When has this administration been a part of something that wasn’t incompotent and corrupt??? I think the bigger issue here is that this issue is blowback from years of Americans taking this president’s word as face value only to have it turn out exactly the opposite of what was sold to us as true.
Secondly, for an administration that is known for it’s cronyism, this deal reeks of it – the president didn’t even know that the UAE was involved until after the deal was signed??? Yet Bush’s father (GHWB) is a member of the Carlye Group (in kahoots with the Bin Laden Family) and they bought a nice piece of CSX (company involved with this port deal) for it’s container business. Just google it – Carlye and CSX.
Bottom line is that regardless of who controls the ports of our country, or what logical argument can be made about this deal, DO YOU SERIOUSLY TRUST THIS PRESIDENT’S WORD???
I ain’t about to bet my life on it.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:31 pmFederalize the seaports and the airports. All baggage handlers, cargo inspectors, document and data entry clerks, and of course all security functions, even the smallest, should be federalized.
Screened, trained efficient federal workers,,,wait, what am I saying?
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:33 pmIf we were to vastly increase the budget for Homeland Defense, and end the war, we could keep America safe, if that really is the goal.
And the bulk of homeland defense focus should be with our entry points into the country.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:36 pm[...] David at BMG has had some great stuff on the sale by a British company to the UAE of the company responsible for managing major ports in the United States. He has done a great job of explaining why this might be a major non-story turned into an international PR disaster. The essential argument put forth by David and others is that the management of ports has nothing to do the security of ports. Also the argument is that UAE is a decent ally in our war on terror and this is a pretty bad way to treat a geographically key ally. Lastly those backing the port deal argue that we are being hypocritical by claiming we want to expand democracy and good will in the Middle East but then turn around and discriminate against a company based on geographical location. [...]
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:36 pmComparisons between the UAE operating our ports and other countries are bogus. There are past ties between them and radical Islamic fundamentalists and we need to be very cautious about a relationship such as this. With our exceptionally competent intelligence organizations, how do we know we are totally knowledgeable about the UAE and their ties? Also, make a comparison of how off the deep end Islamic people all over the world went because of some Danish cartoons; what happens in the UAE port relationship in the future when something like this inadvertently happens between the UAE and the U.S.? All Congress and others are asking is that the path of caution be followed and a more extensive study, involving a broader oversite group, before the final decision.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:41 pm“The fact that the nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan was able to game the ports of Dubai should cause the ports deal to receive heightened scrutiny, but is not in itself a reason to reject the deal.”
Right, so just because this is a state-owned company and the ruling sheikhs in UAE have ties to the Taliban and Bin Laden (NOTE: that’s not guilt by association — the people who control the state (and, hence, the state-owned company) are tied to terrorists) AND just because there’s evidence that ports under their control have been used to smuggle WMD in the past doesn’t mean there’s a rational basis to oppose this deal? WTF?!
AND the proper legal procedure wasn’t followed.
AND this looks very much like another case of reckless Bush cronyism and graft.
AND this is a wonderful wedge issue to hammer Republicans with.
So we should just ignore all that and be even-handed and polite?
Do you enjoy being a minority party?
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:42 pmI don’t like this idea either but the question is,was this a public contract and was it bid on?What connection to corporate interests of those in the WH,who will profit from this deal?Who will cover the insurance costs of such an operation?Will Americans lose jobs?I read something about the head honcho at this enterprise and he only got this position last year,before that he was drifting around the international port scene.What I don’t like mostly is the fact that this is a company controlled by a foriegn GOVERNMENT.What is wrong with the one we have?(Sarcasm)I also tend to agree that this hysteria is something owned by the right(wrong) and we should not play into it.Further proof that the Arabs had nothing to do with 911.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:45 pmSean – you kick major booty and get uber kudos on that AWESOME POST!!! Man you must be such a racist too.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:46 pmYou’ve missed the mark as far as I’m concerned Faiz. I respect your position, but your arguments do not address my main concerns.
First Dubai Ports World is a state owned company. It ticks me off to find out that a British company has been managing our ports, but at least it wasn’t state owned. I don’t want a company run by ANY foreign government to manage our ports. I refuse to accept a company run by a government alleged to have terrorist ties managing our ports. I feel it’s lunacy and I think I’m justified in feeling that way.
Secondly, with everything being so secretive and hush hush, what assurances do we have that this isn’t a national security risk? I think the issue of the safety and security of our ports is worth a longer look even if it costs a few extra bucks and a few hurt feelings. I’d rather apologize later for the hurt feelings in the arab world, than apologize to my fellow countryman after a port attack.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:47 pmWe have adolescents in the White House.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:47 pmWe learned that Bush “didn’t know” about the deal on the ports.
So he is being treated as a child, not informed of important matters — or he is adopting the excuse of adolescents, “hey, nobody told me the essay was due today.”
Last week, we saw Cheney, who like a teenager having wrecked the car, put it in the garage and hoped Dad wouldn’t notice the missing bumper, then tried to blame the lamppost, and finally admitting he did it, when he’s caught in the lie.
Comment by Mary — February 22, 2006 @ 4:45 pm
Further proof that the Arabs had nothing to do with 911.
I hope that’s your sarcasm Mary.
Please tell me where those 19 hijackers on 9/11 were from.
Please also tell me what kind of government was recently elected in Iraq along with the winners of the election.
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:49 pmOur roads are bad right now in most states, imagine how bad they would be if we turned all our management of our highways over to some foriegn country?
Comment by RemoveBush
Like Gov Mitch Daniels of Indiana is trying to do to Interstate 80. The same Mitch Daniels that Rove got to run for governour, the same Mitch Daniels who used to work for the Bush administration?
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:53 pmcarter actually said he was sure the administration, the secretary of defense, the president, and the governing bodies would have looked into the matter before the deal was made
sadly, carter makes the missguided assumption that this administration is anything more then inept
February 22nd, 2006 at 4:54 pmright on, sean #120… and nolaluv #57… et al…
i think maybe faiz is wanting to play devil’s advocate…ok…that’s cool…gets more opinions and information out there…
it’s good to know that a huge majority is thinking straight…
…and it only took just over an hour and 75 posts for someone to mention “the elephant in the room”…thanks jay randall…really brave…really real.
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:10 pmFrom ‘Screw You’ to ‘Say What?’…
I’ve been trying to keep an open mind about the United Arab Emirates port-security deal. After all, it seems dumb that we let any foreign company deal with US security, including a few from Britain, Denmark, China and elsewhere, so how much worse cou…
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:11 pmFree Trade Agreement with the United Arab Emirates
http://www.ustr.gov/Document_Library/Press_Releases/2005/March/United_States_to_Begin_Free_Trade_Negotiations_This_Week_with_the_United_Arab_Emirates_Oman.html
This is what we should be focusing in on.
Why is the administration going to the mat on for DP World?
What role did two cabinet members with ties to DP World have with the negotiations and the lack of review by the President (as required by law)?
Is the DP World deal tied to the free trade agreement?
Who benefits from the DP World deal and a free trade agreement?
Fucking pigs is what I say.
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:15 pmThis is an extreme example of bush’s chronyism…and some of the links are being ignored. Back around 1999, CSX was the parent company of Sealand Services. John Snow, then CEO split the company into thirds. CSX shipping, CSX Terminals, and the foreign ship element which became Maersk Sealand. CSX was sold to the Carlyle Group [Bush Senior, the Saudi princes, Frank Carluci bunch and where George Jr was on the board of directors of a held company]]and became Horizon lines which they sold 18months later for 100% 300 million profit. Maersk has just bought P&O lines [whether they are connected to P&O who sold or bought I don't know]..CSX terminals was bought by the Dubai company trying to buy now. So John Snow doesn’t know? I bet Carlyle is involved and this is an example of Access Capitalism at its finest.
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:16 pmThe world is not flat. Having a foreign company own our ports and sending the profits off to another country while we get stuck with all the Security bills for defending that company, is just the latest in a mafia run country. Actually, the mafia is better organized that “The Gang Who Couldn’t Shoot Straight”. Because of our trade in-balance, foreign countries and companies with a whole lot of dollars are buying up our ports and soon or National Forests. Say Hello to Shanghai Hot Springs and Dubai Dam. There is a big “For Sale” sign put up by these so-called Free Traders aka Crooks and there’s not much we can do because we are broke. Unless, we make these companies pay their fair taxes. Novel idea.
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:22 pmum…jp #122 – how did you get that sean was being racist in his post #120?
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:26 pmRob wouldn’t that be a Monopoly that Dubai is putting together? I agree that the Carlyle Group is somehow involved noone has been able to find it yet.
Snow did know and I bet bush jr did also. This is a made for profit group. That maybe is what seems to be hidden in the front of our eyes.
Great post by the way.
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:28 pmRemoveBush,your snidely whiplash imitation fell a bit flat. What I noticed above was how many people still said things like “purchase the ports”,etc. If I wanted to say people couldn’t spell I would have said that.I said what I meant,they can’t read. Like you.
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:29 pm#132 montana – ” Unless, we make these companies pay their fair taxes. Novel idea.”
excellent idea…whodda thunk it? we should tell someone…
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:29 pmEveryone should read this — it’s very well thought out
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/feb2006/port-f22.shtml
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:45 pmThe company is run by a government. It is not quite like a private company. It cannot be discounted that the same government was 1 of only 3(?) governments in the world to recognize the Taliban as legit.
February 22nd, 2006 at 5:48 pm125.Those buildings in NY fell wrong period.The fact that security had been run by Neil Bush and that free fall would have been physically impossible under the circumstances puts the official story under suspicion.I’m not some whack job hologram,pod,remote control theroist.The official story stinks.You don’t think that the weakened part of the building would have collapsed causing the mass above it to topple over?Making a bigger mess?This was a plot,a conspiracy ala PNAC.No doubt.On 911,bin Laden was reached for comment and denied it “I did not do it but I appalud whoever did.”That blurb ran for twenty minutes during dinner hour and disappeared forever.All networks.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:00 pmPrivatization of US government held assests leads to foriegn ownership, which sell them to foriegn Government owned companies, yes I now see that US government ownership was bad before……………………….
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:04 pmNo xenophobia involved in this? yeah right. just look at posts 75 and 128. sick
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:18 pmSo everyone has travel warnings to Americans in UAE according to Lou Dobbs.
This is a victory for the Democrats. But let’s not forget about the illegal spying.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:24 pmQUESTION: If the UAE is such a great friend to America, why has the State Department issued a Travel Warning to the UAE?
Americans who must travel to the UAE are advised to vary their routes and travel methods the State Department says.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:24 pmWolf Blitzer on CNN today is trying to foist the idea that turning the port operations over to UAE is no big deal, but he glosses over the real facts! This dirty deal was negotiated in secret and the only reason we found out about it was a whistleblower told the press! Bush never expected anyone to know until months from now if ever, so for him to claim he himself did not know about the deal is rediculous!
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:24 pmSo they are a great friend to us, but if we go their well get kidnapped or killed?
Great friend :|
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:26 pmYou need to watch Lou Dobbs Jay.
Lou’s the MAN.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:27 pmLou was ruthless tonight. He BLASTED the administration in 3 segments!
He looked at the buddy buddy relationship of the Bush family with the UAE. Right now Bush’s nephews firm is being funded by the UAE.
Lou asked the right question.
WHY is Bush so adament about defending a deal he supposedly just heard about?
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:29 pmOn Lou Dobss – foreign based firms own a 1/3 of the ports already in the U.S.
As the Financial Times reports, state-owned companies already operate terminals in the U.S., including China Shipping at the Port of Los Angeles and APL (owned by Singapore’s state-owned NOL) in Oakland.
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2006_02/008275.php
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:29 pmThats right Mary.
Only the 911 hijackers did NOT come from those countries.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:32 pmPersonally we should federalize our ports.
I can’t think of one good reason not too.
With China smuggling out our missle technology we ought to have done this a long time ago.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:33 pmPost 128 katy > thanks > someone has to mention the obvious on here about this dirty deal to turn our port operations over to UAE government affiliated corporation!
Post 141 jack > I think your comment is “sick” but ignorance is probably a better word to use for you!
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:36 pmxen·o·pho·bi·a – n.
Fear and contempt of strangers or foreign peoples.
speaking for myself – no, jack, not me…not even racism…
it’s the terrorist connection, stupid…
and faiz, surely you understand that no insult was intended –
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:37 pmat least i would hope so…
you have my address – let me know if i need to apologize
THE QUESTION REALLY ISN’T ABOUT UAE OR BRITAIN,
IT’S ABOUT WHETHER ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY SHOULD BE IN CONTROL OF OUR VITAL INFRASTRUCTURE POST-9/11.
THIS JUST BROUGHT THE QUESTION TO THE FORE, AND IT’S ABOUT TIME.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:38 pmWow, what a slap in the face from who I thought were friends.
The sale to Dubai is NOTHING like a sale to a Singaporian company.
All such sales are repugnant to a post-9/11 security consciousness.
Disingenuous? Screw you for saying that.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:39 pmThe UAE is a well known for drug smuggling from Asia,the sex slave trade and a known violator of human rights. Does that matter to anyone in power at this point?
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:40 pm******************************
Also one of the main reasons to be against this deal is that The UAE banking system is unpenetrable (they would not help out tracing 9/11 funds) and ironicaly that is also why those who benefit from this deal are so attracted. No paper trail.
I agree Worfeus, the only concession should be the loading and unloading. But has privatization reached the point of no return?
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:41 pmWORFEUS > when does Lou Dobbs replay tonight on CNN? I will watch it if it gets replayed later tonight!
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:44 pmI’m going to bet Pat Roberts, Kansas couldn’t be happier this story broke.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:44 pmLet’s not forget the illegal spying folks!
Good debate. A few points:
One, the UAE runs very efficient and secure ports. How efficient and secure are our ports? Objecting to this deal because it is yet another example of back-door cronyism causing the deterioriation of our infrastructure seems valid to me. Objecting to it because of supposed security implications – without being able to really demonstrate such, is a combination of xenophobia and racism. And it is repugnant that Dems are jumping on board that train.
Two, I don’t think that it is irrelevant to ask questions about what the UAE represents to the rest of the ME. It is a relatively moderate state that is trying to diversify its economy beyond simply one based on oil revenue. In looking at long-term security interests, this is the type of thing that would have positive effects vis a vis other, more repressive regimes.
That said, globalism sucks, so I’m against the deal.
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:49 pm151 jay randall – you’re welcome
i would’ve loved to presume to speak for you also, in #152, but knew you could hold your own…
curious – did i read sean #120 wrong? jp#122 thought it racist…
February 22nd, 2006 at 6:52 pmi sure didn’t get that…bothers me to be thought as racist…
“RemoveBush,your snidely whiplash imitation fell a bit flat.”
I think NOT!
“What I noticed above was how many people still said things like “purchase the portsâ€,etc.”
Essentially they are. OK, so they are purchasing the rights to manage our ports. BIG F*CKING deal on the phrasing. It is realistically the same thing.
“If I wanted to say people couldn’t spell I would have said that.I said what I meant,they can’t read. Like you.
Comment by TJM”
I read and write just fine. I just don’t find the need to be so damn correct, as this is not a formal letter, so what the hell.
You really need to pull that stick out, as I can tell that you are really suffering by your attitude. Unless you enjoy it, then by all means don’t.
February 22nd, 2006 at 7:07 pm“Objecting to it because of supposed security implications – without being able to really demonstrate such, is a combination of xenophobia and racism. And it is repugnant that Dems are jumping on board that train.”
Sorry, but there is PLENTY of proof that they:
- Traffic in human slavery
- Smuggle illegal weapons to various countries.
- Smuggle Nuclear material to various countries.
I think that items 1, 2 and 3 are enough to say no to the deal. But that’s just me.
February 22nd, 2006 at 7:11 pmkaty none of our posts on this thread have been racist, but I believe that jack was probably told to go after me on here by Karl Rove, and after you because you complimented my post 75! The meat of this issue is turning over our port operations to a Middle East nation that has ties to terrorism! New Yorkers have a right to be furious about it!
February 22nd, 2006 at 7:14 pmThe entire nation has a right to be concerned about it too!
#163 has anyone reminded the MSM of the practice of this Country?
Just caught an interview with John Snow he is one big liar he couldn’t talk he was almost stuttering . Why doesn’t the MSM press these racketeers?
February 22nd, 2006 at 7:21 pm#158, this post is taylor-made for you:
a sample:
“…after thinking about it more and talking further with those who have begun to participate in our project, I actually think the reverse is true — that the serious split between the Administration and their formerly compliant Congressional allies is, for many reasons, the perfect framework in which to press for real Congressional investigations into the NSA scandal.”
February 22nd, 2006 at 7:30 pmnolaluv
It is a another good post from Glen. I hope he is correct and can apply the presure. Already, the shithouse is going to meet the GOP caucus.
February 22nd, 2006 at 7:42 pmRemove bush; along with the rights to operate, come the full blueprints, which are indespensible for any planning of any ops, Ask anyone who has to plan a military operation if they would like full blueprints provided of their targets. Once DPW has the blueprints a single Al Quaeda operative could simply copy what they need outside this countries sphere of control. Remember all the pictures and drawings of the supposed targets that led to the floating color code of terror, well they can save the air fare and just visit Bin Laden’s riding buddies in Dubai.
February 22nd, 2006 at 7:53 pmClif – Yes, I know that…. Unfortunately, other people do not. That’s why I stated somewhere in one of these related topics, maybe even here?, that they would obtain ACCESS to sensitive information.
This should be a concern to any REAL American.
February 22nd, 2006 at 8:12 pmI think this is all a ruse. The administration has orchestrated this encounter to give the righties something to stand up to Bush about. They can then claim they are not his bitches, and not suffer as much in the midterm elections. The plan is wonderfully set up – here are some other outcomes, both of which are wins for BushCo.
1) It goes through anyway – Bushes buddies make tons of cash.
2) The administration reaches an agreement with Congress that requires the portions of the contract regarding America are sold back to our government. Again – cash for Bush’s buddies.
Never underestimate Rove.
February 22nd, 2006 at 8:35 pmno way should a state run company control part of our infrastructure. i don’t care if it’s canada, mexico, japan or germany. the xenophobia and racism is a tactic. it seems to me that whoever came up with this assanine idea wants to use racism as a shield to deflect any questions. this is disgusting. if i were the mayor governor senator any other elected official where one of these ports are i would be throwing a fit. how can you agree to deal of this magnitude without notifying the people who are in charge of governing the area which wil be affected. security is not a concern because we have no real port security to speak of regardless of who runs the ports we don’t have the manpower equipment of funding to secure our ports and that’s our own fault. people want to holler racism and xenophobia but that’s all just smoke. what will we outsource next, pregnacies. we will be implanting a fertilized eggs of american women into honduran women so that they can maintain their productivity and don’t have to go through all that physical and emotional trauma, in the words of GW it’s a good deal.
February 22nd, 2006 at 8:40 pmplease
To those who have raised the issue and any who are wondering, I was born, raised, and schooled inside the United States.
While I have no shortage of disagreements with the Bush administration on national security — Iraq, Afghanistan, al Qaeda, bin Laden, homeland security, port security, just to name a few — the approval of a private sale of the port operations to Dubai Ports World is not one of them. I am not yet convinced that any material security allegations against the company have been made. If we want to debate ownership of the ports (see comment 109), I think that’s a good direction to go.
I can understand that other people, looking at the same facts that I see, believe there is cause for concern about this ports sale. I think we should allow for an extended 45-day investigation so we can try to address the concerns of others. But I hope that final determination is made based on the merits of the deal and not based on the politics of scare tactics.
February 22nd, 2006 at 8:41 pmI keep reading that if you don’t like this deal you are obviously racist. I don’t like this deal. It has nothing to do with who will be owning it. It has everything to do with who is not owning it. We need to keep control of our infrastructure. We need to be in control of one of the doorway to the outside world (that is 6 doorways).
Now, I will admit having the UAE owning it is troublesome to me. They have ties to terrorists. They may not be strong ties but I don’t know that and bush and his group certainly aren’t going to make that clear.
The whole deal was done behind the backs of the American public, the congress and yes pretty boy but brainless bush. Me smells dead fish when something is done in so much secrecy. We aren’t getting the whole picture.
It wasn’t even done lawfully. Think Progress had the Exon …. legality posted on the site. You know, come on, if you’re going to do something do it legally and right. I’m sick of this administration just doing what it feel like doing, to hell the the nation. HEY YOU FREAKING IDIOTS, YOU ARE THE PUBLIC SERVANTS. I had to get that out. Where was I?
In conclusion…
I don’t want the race card thrown in my face by those who want the deal to go through. I am tired of liberals getting bashed with words and hypocracy. There are plenty of reasons why this is not a good deal.
February 22nd, 2006 at 8:41 pmPorts – For the Sake of Debate…
An exercise now in how great the blogosphere can be. How it can really shine. Take one usually-liberal blog. Find someone to post an argument in SUPPORT of the Port Operation plan. And watch the comments scroll in, rapidfire:…
February 22nd, 2006 at 8:48 pmNo US port ought to be managed, controlled, or otherwise under the dominant interest of any legal person not fully and completely subject to US jurisdiction. That is, no non-US corporation should be involved. This is simple.
Very simple.
Too simple for ideologues of left and right.
BC
February 22nd, 2006 at 8:50 pm#173, true… and only a handful of race baitors, little to speak of in the flame war.
It must be a sign of the apocolypse.
Oh no, wait, that would be Bill O’Reilly saying we should cut and run from Iraq.
D’oh!
February 22nd, 2006 at 9:02 pmFaiz is playing Devil’s Advocate and that’s not a bad thing. It offers cool headed thinking of the other side of the argument. It doesn’t mean we who disagree are wrong – nor does it make him right. But it makes everyone think their position a little deeper.
February 22nd, 2006 at 9:28 pmthank you, faiz…i’d hoped you wouldn’t begrudge the natural curiosity…
regardless of your heritage, i don’t understand why this is not on your list of disagreements with this administration… it seems so wrong…
you say: I think we should allow for an extended 45-day investigation – it seems the whole deal was supposed to go through unnoticed, without any investigation OR consideration.
and But I hope that final determination is made based on the merits of the deal and not based on the politics of scare tactics.
who do you think will “merit” from this deal? what kind of “merits”?
mr cooper #174 – agreed…never thought it could be otherwise…
February 22nd, 2006 at 9:32 pmadmittedly – i was unaware of the british involement…
it seems the whole country has been sold…
wow, marie – we did it again!
February 22nd, 2006 at 9:37 pmread my post #128
Did you all catch this AP story on Raw Story?
February 22nd, 2006 at 9:37 pmhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060223/ap_on_go_pr_wh/ports_security_52
About arrangements made with the UAE.
Katy, We must be on the same “wavelength” or the same Zodiac or some weird thing — this is two days in a row.
February 22nd, 2006 at 9:39 pmTruly, I did not read your post until you pointed it out. I got in late tonight and I am trying to catch up.
Let’s call it “great minds = similar thoughts”
Security schmercrity.Did you happen to notice the vastness of the ports and containers to be inspected.It would seriously contribute to inflationary cost of product for each container to be inspected.The smart security move would be to produce all those fripperies we are all so fond of in this country thus eliminating the necessity to inspect.If someone really wanted to smuggle WMD or whatever there is little chance we would find that needle in that haystack.Maybe we should focus on the administrations ties to taraism not to mention Carlyle.This was sneaked in under the radar and should be investigated.
February 22nd, 2006 at 9:42 pmWell, whaddya know ?!? First, the President just found out about this deal, from the media, no less ! And now we learn that Sec-Def Rumsfeld was clueless as well !! Oh, dear me. Seeing as how he sits on the Committee on Foreign Investment, the one responsible for reviewing deals like this one. Why was he left out of the “loop” here ? Given the UAE’s past actions, it would only be reasonable that he be included. What, no one could pick up a phone? Maybe page him ? Or did they just not notice his absense ? Does seem odd.
February 22nd, 2006 at 10:02 pmmarie – the zodiac thing…i’ve got a b-day on saturday…
February 22nd, 2006 at 10:25 pmwaaaaaaaaaaa a a a a!
non of this is helping my usual pre-birthday blue funk,
that’s for sure… say g’nite…
“The reality of globalization”????
Uhhh, I think that’s the whole point, the reality of globalization is it’s cruel and benefits the very few at the top, there are systemic problems with it, and globalization needs are serious review.
February 22nd, 2006 at 10:35 pmOne day an Army Depot needed to ship some very important cargo by truck, up a very windy road on a dangerous mountain pass.
The commanding officer interviewing drivers for the role invited in the first candidate.
How good of a driver are you? asked the commanding officer.
I’m so good that I could drive up that road at 40 MPH and 10 feet away from the edge said the driver.
Wow thats pretty good, well be in touch, replied the Major and called the next candidate.
When asked the same question, this candidate replied, heck I’m so good I could drive up that mountain road at 50 MPH and only 5 feet from the edge.
Once again the Major was impressed, and thanked him for his time.
Finally the 3rd and final candidate came into the room.
And just how good of a driver are you? asked the Major.
The driver looked at him and said, I’m so good I can drive the speed limit for the conditions and stay just as far away from that edge as possible.
Guess who got the job?
February 22nd, 2006 at 11:43 pmAll the water in the world
However hard it tried;
Could never sink the smallest ship
Unless it got inside.
And all the evil in the world
The blackest kind of sin;
Can never hurt you the least bit
Unless you let it in.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
February 22nd, 2006 at 11:44 pmI don’t mind the US opening their doors to other countries who wish to do business here, that’s the way of the world. I do mind other countries, particularly ones with a track record of having ties to those who wish to inflict harm, manning the entrances. That is not fear; it’s looking both ways before one crosses the street. That is not racism; it’s using due diligence. (It’s interesting to see how Bush’s take on racism changes when the alleged victims have a few billion in their pockets.)
This is also about the administration yet again trying to jam a crony deal down our throats in a rush without anything even closely resembling due diligence – Bush, not surprisingly, apparently didn’t know about the sale beforehand. Just as it did not take much imagination to foresee the Iraq aftermath, it is similarly not a great stretch to imagine how a company from an unstable part of the world being given the keys to some of our country’s most strategic ports of entry might become a security problem at some point. How many times does this country have to pay for an administration at best not doing its homework and at worst acting in greed, hypocrisy and bellicosity?
February 23rd, 2006 at 12:05 am“…underscores the reality that politicians can still successfully politicize 9/11 by using the manipulative politics of fear”
Duh. This is only now occurring to you with this issue? Bush/Rove/Cheney have been constantly exploiting this since 9/11, in the most disingenuous of ways. It has never stopped with them.
You would wish we would all be reasonable about this, have an open honest discussion regarding the policies of the Bush administration? You must be joking. There may or may not be elements of this deal that will never be known. Hell, Bush didn’t even know about it. Do you expect the White House to cough it all up in the hopes of engendering an honest debate?
Do you really believe this is about what Bush says it’s about? Being fair in the free market?
geesuz.
February 23rd, 2006 at 12:53 amFor me it comes down to this: When we were in a cold war defending capitalism, not all of the communist countries were as dangerous as Russia, but they were all in the same “club”, and we wouldn’t have let a country like, say, Romania buy a port in the U.S.
February 23rd, 2006 at 1:04 amNow we are told the opposition to our democracy is the radical Islamist. The U.A.E. is an Islamic country ruled by “royals” surrounded by Islamic countries in an unstable and hostile middle east. The U.A.E royal family is known to have been buddy buddy with Bin Laden, it’s their country, and it is their country that is proposing to buy our ports. Big, key ports. We, the citizens have the right to have a civil discussion about the wisdom of that sale. We have the legal right to review it within some 30 days, and we are well within that time period.
It defies logic to arrogantly dismiss our concerns. I’m concerned about the sale, and I’m concerned about a public servant who doesn’t care what the public says, believes, wants or condones.
thebhc
That is exactly what he is after, a free trade agreement with the UAE. The American petrol industry would save billions in tariffs. This free trade treaty is still being negoiated as we post, I believe the precurser for the UAE ratification is the DP World deal.
Why is the Whitehouse defending a political “no win” deal? Follow the real money underlying the port deal and you have a viable answer.
February 23rd, 2006 at 1:11 amGood post Sean. – really, I mean that!
Maybe this blog should be renamed:
February 23rd, 2006 at 2:18 amThink Regress. (as per the global domination article above.) It sucks. Puppet bush is selling off America and he doesn’t even know what’s going on, but his pappy and PNAC does.
Bush just claims he did not know about the port operations being sold to UAE to cover his lying ass and as a diversion!
February 23rd, 2006 at 2:43 amDubya and Cheney never admit to anything, so they lie about everything! The Bush family has massive connections to the royal family of UAE, so for him to deny knowing about this dirty deal is plain rediculous! Bush himself approved it!!!
I’m just curious- was there even one American company that showed any interest in taking over the ports?
February 23rd, 2006 at 2:50 amThe fact that the argument is gaining steam underscores the reality that politicians can still successfully politicize 9/11 by using the manipulative politics of fear…
…which ThinkProgress has been pimping daily for a week.
Here’s a challenge chump, try finding ANY politician, journalist, Fox news flunky or anyone else who has made as many baseless references linking Dubai to 9/11 as this blog has.
February 23rd, 2006 at 3:02 amThe fact that the argument is gaining steam underscores the reality that politicians can still successfully politicize 9/11 by using the manipulative politics of fear…
…which ThinkProgress has been pimping constantly since it started.
Here’s a challenge chump, try finding ANY politician, journalist, Fox news flunky or anyone else who has made as many baseless references linking Dubai to 9/11 as this blog has.
February 23rd, 2006 at 3:02 amTank
You a bitch eunuch? Squatting over the kult book of scripture?
February 23rd, 2006 at 3:08 amAll I can say is bless you & thank you for blowing some fresh air our way to relieve us of the miasma that’s been hovering over the liberal blogosphere for the past week on this issue.
I’ve published two diary entries at Daily Kos saying essentially what you write here & I’ve been almost universally blasted. And the conspiracy theories have been simply amazing. When I posted Daniel Schorr’s commentary on NPR tonight at my blog (linked to this comment) someone pooh-poohed NPR for being “corporatist.” And of course Schoor was an “ignoramus” or some such.
I tell you–some of the ignorance & blather I’ve been reading from supposed progressives on this makes me ashamed to share a political outlook with them.
Dick Meyer, editorial director of CBSNews.com also has a terrific online article debunking the “myths of Dubai.”
February 23rd, 2006 at 4:14 amTank, You a bitch eunuch? Squatting over the kult book of scripture?
Comment by Citizen80203 — February 23, 2006 @ 3:08 am
Is this gibberish supposed to mean something ?
February 23rd, 2006 at 4:44 amRich, are you fucking stupid?
It is not about the DP World buying out P&O, racism, or congress. It is all about MONEY. Lots of green fucking fabric. In missed fact, it is about billions of dollars.
The Administration entered into free trade treaty negotiations, in March of last year, with Oman and the United Arab Emirates. This is THE ONLY ISSUE for these fucking executive skels. Follow the fucking cash.
February 23rd, 2006 at 4:45 amThen why not let Israel, China, or Russian control our Ports? IT’s all part of the Neo-Con/New World Order to Destroy the USA!!
If you support it then you’re “Un-American..and a TRAITOR!”
Need I say more! It’s completely “incomprehensible” and any other Country in Charge of Our Ports is TREASON!
Charlie C.
February 23rd, 2006 at 5:29 amDallas TX
So much for that progressive, rational debate LOL.
February 23rd, 2006 at 5:36 amGreat stuff ThinkProgress…. finally tapped into that xenophobic/NWO lunatic demographic everyone wants on their site. And you only had to follow Michelle Malkin and LGF talking points to do it. Bravo.
Faiz, I (respectfully)completely disagree with you.
The following is why:
DPW is a ‘company,’ when from my understanding it’s Government owned/operated?
Isn’t this a big difference from a privately owned British company?
You do not mention that the committee that decided to approve this transaction, made up of 12 US agency officials met for about 90 minutes total
When considering the transaction, and based their approval, basically a rubber stamp on low level staffers recommendations.
You do not mention that Bush and Rumsfeld, need I remind you, the Secretary of Defense, did not know about this transaction. Rumsfeld could not comment on security concerns being raised by people like Bill Frist because he DID NOT KNOW the specifics….I thought port security would be of the utmost consideration in the Secretary of Defense mind. At least that’s what we’ve been led to believe.
You do not mention that the agreement would not require the UAE to maintain records of business in the United States; it allows the UAE to keep all paperwork in the UAE.
You do not mention that as a major oil producer, that it is one of 3 countries who recognized the Taliban as an official government, that Israeli citizens are banned from receiving Visas in the UAE, and any traveler who has a visit to Israel stamped on his Visa is likewise banned from receiving a Visa.
Would you say that Chertoff himself was lying when he said, quote, “but the port operator would handle security for cargo coming in and out of the port and the hiring of security personnel.†?
A country who sponsors Hamas leadership in Palestine, has had strong convictions against Israel (understandably, some may argue) so far as to ban Israelis, not to mention it’s close involvement with Saudi Arabia (a country which this American is NOT for one second buying as an ally of the United States), and Pakistan, to not consider the ramifications of this transaction would be incompetent.
As far as being xenophobic, I would challenge that torturing Iraqis and other foreign nationals abroad via Renditions to countries where torture is not illegal, is considerably more racist and is doing far more damage than denying (at the very LEAST) a questionable government stewardship over our waterway entries.
February 23rd, 2006 at 6:36 amThis is a quote from the New York Times, from Wednesday 2/22 From the editorial “The President and the Ports. Paragraph 4:
February 23rd, 2006 at 9:11 am“It is no secret that this administration has persued an aggresive antiregulatory aganda, and it has elevated corporate leaders to its highest positions. Treasury Secretary John Snow, whos department convened the panel that approved the ports deal, came to government after serving as the chief executive of the CSX Corporation, which was a major port operator when he worked there. (AFTER HE LEFT, CSX SOLD ITS PORT OPERATIONS TO DUBAI PORTS WORLD).”
I have to disagree with this post. First I do not believe that the managament of US Ports should be handed over to any foriegn entity.
That said I do think there is a difference between a private British Company and a state run UAE company, that has to be considered.
Now I have heard the President and his spokes people claim that control of the ports will not affect the security. This is correct only to a point. The Coast Guard, TSA, and Customs still would be in place. However the Coast Guard does not walk the docks, they do not man the gates, and do not patrol within or around the perimeter of the fences.
Customs officials and TSA workers are stretched thin and when at the docks are usually in a specific area where containers are brought to them for inspection. And at best they only search 2-5% of the containers due to the sheer magnitude of containers coming into the country.
Control of the Port would mean this company would have control of all design, maintenance and operation plans of the port. They would have all records for security and hiring. They would control which firms provide security at the gates, and the hiring of workers on the docks. They would control who issues ID cards and where security devices are placed.
Security is an issue when considering who purchases a vital resource like a port.
February 23rd, 2006 at 9:12 amPorts Plan Critics Pile On Bush Administration Amid Some Softening Signs (UPDATED)…
It’s almost like a classic football play, where players are piled high on top of another player. The steady drumbeat of……
February 23rd, 2006 at 10:39 amWhy is the country’s security taking a back seat to the need for other countries to make money off of us?
February 23rd, 2006 at 11:06 amI am so sorry but here we are, strongly conditioned to 5 years of fear and security concerns, with probably 99+% of the “people” having their ears go up when anything to do with ports and even a tenuous connection to AQ is mentioned and suddenly we, the “progressives”, are supposed to take at face value administration assurances that sing a different tune.
Even if it were not political suicide to advocate that part of this story that involves potential stereotyping of Arabs, it would be simply wrong to make no noise until and unless a very thorough exploration and explanation of the facts were done and made public. There is just too much cognitive dissonance required to swallow this deal without much further discussion.
Even if Dear Leader says otherwise.
February 23rd, 2006 at 12:08 pmAmazoing! Today Fox reports the truth!?!?!?
These must be the end times.
February 23rd, 2006 at 12:35 pmThere is a racist component to this story.
The arabs are bigots against outsiders/nonmuslims just like the southern baptists are bigots against outsiders/blacks/nonSouthernBaptistChristians.
Would you hire a white southern man to guard your black church in Alabama in 1957? Would you accept Alabama police to provide security for black protestors?
The middle east has been brought up seeing Americans the way the people of the south were brought up to think of blacks. Remember all the pictures of people marching through the streets shouting “Death to America”.
As a matter of common sense you are going to be running a MUCH greater risk of being harmed by people from the middle east because of their upbringing that if Americans were taking care of all of Americas sensitive areas. If there is no American company that does this business then start one and hire a bunch of Americans to do it. If that wont work then nationalize it.
February 23rd, 2006 at 1:04 pm[...] The basic story is that the Administration is turning over control of 6 large ports in the United States to the security control of a company which is owned by the United Arab Emirates (a state which apparently has been linked to 9/11). Republicans, for probably the first time ever, are angry at the President for outsourcing– because this time it’s outsourcing security (See Frist, Hastert, DeLay, Poe). Democrats are using the issue to make the Presidne look weak on national security. ThinkProgress has a good piece up on this, which I’d reccomend reading. [...]
February 23rd, 2006 at 7:05 pmThe is not just an Arab owned company… it is a Arab – STATE owned company. If radicals take over the goverment there, what is to prevent them from shutting down all operations at our ports? Food, clothes, IPods anyone? Oh yea, W counldn’t get the military out either, since much of the cargo is sent out from these same ports.
Whether or not the Coast Guard & Customs already provides adequate security and will continue to do so under the new deal is a moot point (for this discussion). Security of the ports begins with the decision makers at the controlling company. If the bosses order certain cargo not to be inspected or declared or to be concealed – orders will be followed. Corporate corruption destroyed thousands of lives at Enron…But trust W -”we don’t need to worry about security” 2.23.2006 because these are fine upstanding individuals.
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February 23rd, 2006 at 8:58 pmAnnoy a conservative….
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Get a clue you sheep! UAE is in bed with Bin Laden and also the AlQueda! Bush wants another attack on U.S. so he can become the dictator he is striving to be! Now in the Patriot Act,he wants to make it illegal for us to protest him and also is illegally wiretapping innocent American’s who oppose him,war profiteering and war criminal AND WAS BEHIND AND INVOLVED IN 9-11 ALONG WITH OTHERS AND THIS SALE TO KNOWN TERRORISTS PROVES IT! He/they want another 9-11 to further him becoming a dictator! Get a clue,moronic sheep! This is NOT racism! We are attacking the WRONG people in Afghanistan, Iraq and now Iran,WHILE THESE TRAITORS ARE IN BED WITH THE REAL TERRORISTS THE SAUDI’S AND OTHERS! IF YOU LOVE AMERICA AND VALUE AMERICAN LIVES AS WELL AS OTHER INNOCENT PEOPLE ABROAD, DEMAND BUSH,CHENEY,RUMMIE AND CONDI AND OTHERS BE ARRESTED IMMEDIATELY FOR TREASON, WAR CRIMES, WAR PROFITEERING AND ALSO ARREST THE WHOLE DAMN EVIL PNAC GROUP TOO! AND NOW! Have our U.S. troops arrest them and NOW! And to hell with the Pentagon saying by stopping the port sale, the terrorists win,because Rummie who heads up the Pentagon IS IN BED WITH THE REAL TERRORISTS! President Eisenhower warned of military industrial complex and that is part of what is going on folks, PLUS TREASON ON SEVERAL PEOPLE’S PARTS! Demand Congress do their duty and urge the U.S. Marshall’s and/or arrest Bush,Cheney and Rummie and Condi and others and NOW! Before they pull off another 9-11 attack on America! Bush has said he wants to become a dictator! Now UAE is tied to Bin Laden and the Cole bombing and also 9-11! What does the lying,murdering,traitors in Pentagon and White HOuse have to do? Come out and admit they are behind 9-11 for you sheep to get a clue? And screw Senator Lieberman too who is putting Israeli BEFORE America,while he helps destroy America from within! And all those in Congress too who side with these domestic terrorists and in bed with the REAL terrorists!
February 23rd, 2006 at 9:31 pmThis is NOT racist! These are KNOWN TERRORISTS!DUMB ASSES! Plus, Bush invited to his State of Union speech a KNOWN terrorist, Read the following sheep! Bush and rest of cohorts are in bed with the real terrorists! They must be arrested IMMEDIATELY! AND NOW! Demand Congress do their jobs and have our U.S. troops arrest them ASAP before they pull off another 9-11 attack on U.S. and blame some other innocent country!
A 9/11 Conspirator in King Bush’s Court?
Sheehan Wasn’t Welcome But a Saudi Accused of Support for al Qaeda Was
by Jeremy Scahill
While Cindy Sheehan was being dragged from the House gallery moments before President Bush delivered his State of the Union address for wearing a t-shirt honoring her son and the other 2,244 US soldiers killed in Iraq, Turki al-Faisal was settling into his seat inside the gallery. Faisal, a Saudi, is a man who has met Osama bin Laden and his lieutenants on at least five occasions, describing the al Qaeda leader as “quite a pleasant man.” He met multiple times with Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar. Yet, unlike Sheehan, al-Faisal was a welcomed guest of President Bush on Tuesday night. He is also a man that the families of more than 600 victims of the 9/11 attacks believe was connected to their loved ones’ deaths.
Al-Faisal is actually Prince Turki al-Faisal, a leading member of the Saudi royal family and the kingdom’s current ambassador to the US. But the bulk of his career was spent at the helm of the feared Saudi intelligence services from 1977 to 2001. Last year, The New York Times pointed out that “he personally managed Riyadh’s relations with Osama bin Laden and Mullah Muhammad Omar of the Taliban. Anyone else who had dealings with even a fraction of the notorious characters the prince has worked with over the years would never make it past a U.S. immigration counter, let alone to the most exclusive offices in Washington.” Al-Faisal was also named in the $1 trillion lawsuit filed by hundreds of 9/11 victims’ families, who accused him of funding bin Laden’s network. Curiously, his tenure as head of Saudi intelligence came to an abrupt and unexpected end 10 days before the 9/11 attacks.
“Nobody explained the circumstances under which he left,” says As’ad AbuKhalil, author of The Battle for Saudi Arabia: Royalty, Fundamentalism, and Global Power. “We know for sure that he was tasked by the United States government back in the late 1970s and on to assemble the kind of Arab Muslim fanatical volunteers to help the United States and the C.I.A. in the fight against the Soviet communist regime [in Afghanistan]. In the course of doing that, this man is single-handedly most responsible for the kind of menace that these fanatical groups now pose to world peace and security.” Yet, there al-Faisal sat on Tuesday as President Bush spoke of his war on terror and Cindy Sheehan was being booked. At one point, the cameras even panned directly on al-Faisal listening intently to Bush.
The 9/11 families’ lawsuit charged that al-Faisal secretly traveled to the southern Afghan city of Kandahar twice in 1998 where he met with bin Laden’s representatives and Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar. Based on sworn testimony from Taliban intelligence chief, Mullah Kakshar, the lawsuit claimed that al-Faisal allegedly received assurances that al Qaeda would not use “the infrastructure in Afghanistan to subvert the royal families’ control of Saudi government.” In return, according to the lawsuit, the Saudis promised not to seek bin Laden’s extradition or the closing of his training bases. Al-Faisal also allegedly promised Mullah Omar financial assistance. Shortly after the meetings, the Saudis reportedly shipped the Taliban 400 new pickup trucks. According to the London Observer, Kakshar also said that al-Faisal “arranged for donations to be made directly to al-Qaeda and bin Laden by a group of wealthy Saudi businessmen. ‘Mullah Kakshar’s sworn statement implicates Prince Turki as the facilitator of these money transfers in support of the Taliban, al-Qaeda and international terrorism,’” according to the lawsuit.
Al-Faisal does not deny he traveled to Afghanistan in 1998 for meetings with Mullah Omar, but he insists it was to “convey an official Saudi request to extradite Osama bin Laden.” al-Faisal has a long history in Afghanistan. He worked closely in the 1980s with the both the CIA and the mujahadeen that would later form both al Qaeda and the Taliban.
Ultimately, a judge dismissed the 9/11 families’ lawsuit against al-Faisal and his cohorts, saying US courts lacked jurisdiction over the matter. But many of those families believe firmly that al-Faisal was connected to the attacks that killed their loved ones. The obvious question is: how does the president justify the ejection of a Gold Star Mother from the State of the Union, while openly welcoming a man believed by hundreds of victims’ families to be connected to the attack Bush uses to justify every shred of his violent policies?
During his speech, Bush said, “It is said that prior to the attacks of September the 11th, our government failed to connect the dots of the conspiracy.” Perhaps he should have just looked over his wife’s shoulder up there in the gallery during the State of the Union.
Jeremy Scahill, a correspondent for the national radio/TV program Democracy Now!, is a Puffin Writing Fellow at The Nation Institute. He can be reached at jeremy(at)democracynow.org.
February 23rd, 2006 at 9:35 pmLMAO more.
February 24th, 2006 at 6:08 am[...] Bottom line: There are reasonable arguments for why the ports sale should go through. Freedom in the United Arab Emirates is not one of them. [...]
February 26th, 2006 at 1:13 pm[...] There are reasonable arguments for and against the sale of U.S. port operations to the UAE. But there is a 45-day investigation for such transactions that is required by law. The administration should conduct the review because its legally mandatory and important for the security of the United States. [...]
February 26th, 2006 at 2:33 pm[...] Reasonable people can disagree about whether it makes sense to have the UAE run operations at U.S. ports. But the proposed ‘compromise’ is fundamentally dishonest. [...]
February 26th, 2006 at 5:44 pmI am stunned by the misinformation here. Dubai and the UAE is not Britiain or China. Neither of those countries were a port for illegal shipments of nuclear components or, as we are told money for the 2001 hijackers and the hijackers themsleves, or a well known, long establshed casablanca for terrorists and the financiers who love them.
February 26th, 2006 at 8:44 pmOn top of that the Bush administration has given Dubai outrageous special priveliges including keeping their records out of reach of US law.
The racism charge is uninformed and absurd. There are specific reasons not to allow Dubai or the UAE to control US ports. If the Right can always cripple the Left by shouting “racist” you might as well buy your President Rice T-shirt now. We need to always look deeper.
Further, no, no foreign companies should control US ports. I would have thought that was obvious “in a post 9-11 world”. This deal exposes the US to terrorists FROM the same place AND gives Dubai the right to hide information. For Christ’s sake how can there possibly be two sides to this?
[...] Reasonable people can disagree about whether it makes sense to have the UAE run operations at U.S. ports. But the proposed ‘compromise’ is fundamentally dishonest. [...]
February 27th, 2006 at 2:58 am[...] But even more convincing is this counterpoint to the anti-UAE ports controversy on Think Progress (a very progressive blog run by the American Progress ActionFund). Not exactly a home to neocons. [...]
February 27th, 2006 at 11:59 amNo other info other than I heard it on Randi Rhodes, but she was talking about one major aspect of the deal would be the ability to launder money (which is always useful in payoffs) based on some of the gold trading they are known for. Since record keeping is done off prem, law enforcement or investigative officials would have not much recourse in obtaining them, in addition to the mention of lax bookkeeping in general. Anytime I hear Bush foxes can guard a henhouse with no chicken or egg accounting, I think there’s goes another chunk of money into the ether (and by either I mean corrupt cronies and whatever pet project off the books spending will help).
Also the thought of an actual state run enterprise as opposed to “merely” a multi-national corporation with potentially scores of employees at every conceivable level that may feel a greater good to have ill befall us doesn’t sound in our interest. Doesn’t that make them essentially a foriegn agent and subject to a different set of rules than a mere business model like operating/registering as a foriegn agent? Hell, we didn’t even want admitted Communists involved in anything at one time. If during the Cold War the Soviets wanted to get in on a deal like this, the right response would not be “why do you hate Russians?”
A country owned/run company would clearly have different set of loyalties by definition. If things got rough for the ruling clan, would the bottom line of the enterprise be paramount, or their own interests? Not only am I guessing the latter, but expect that it should get rough for whatever -archy/-acy/-ship it is (monarchy, oligarchy, patriarchy, theocracy, dictatorship, etc…). I’m so distrustful of Bush and cronies, if he wants something this bad, I want to prevent it worse. Don’t let the boy-king who cried wolf pout his way into another fine mess for us all. Though even a stopped clock is right twice a day, Bush’s incompetence and hidden agenda means he can be wrong 24/7/365.
One final note, I’d be interested in fully knowing the extent that Israeli firms work sensitive industries. There are many instances of security breaches of US Intel assets by Israel on unbelievably high level stuff. I heard that they also ran security for Logan Airport on 9/11 and the London Tubes on 7/7. Any truth to any of this?
February 28th, 2006 at 4:22 amHad to add this…if the deal goes down as planned, how soon before we hear those immortal words from the pReznit, “Heckuva job, Dubai!”?
But of course if something actually did go wrong, he or his successors would do a fair and thorough investigation and prosecute the guilty, accept blame where due, and make appropriate adjustments…rather than commit even more crimes to cover their tracks. I’ll bet there’ll even be a parade for all the heroic whistleblowers and other non-partisan patriots. I think I’m going set my chair up early to get a good seat at the front.
February 28th, 2006 at 4:38 amJust want to second “Ted’s” (response #46) remarks. He’s absolutely right. Follow the bloody money! Both Reps or Dems are once again engaging in fear-mongering to divert our attention from the global corruption this deal is simply furthering. The illogic of the arguments, both for and against this deal, based on “security” issues, is staggering. Follow the MONEY! (And check your timeline, re: when Sanborn was nominated to the post of Admin of Maritime Admin, when Bush says he was told about the deal, Snow’s links, etc.)
February 28th, 2006 at 10:55 amI am thoroughly against this deal as:
(1) The greatest fallacy is that this managing firm will not have anything to do with port security. At best, you have been misled. At the worst, you are bending the facts and further spreading disinformation like the nightmarish and dishonest Administration. In the words of Sen. Lindsay Graham a REPUBLICAN Senator from SC on Face the Nation.
“I think we need further investigations, and it’s–Tom’s comment about the terminal operator and whether or not they play into security, here’s what the New York/New Jersey Ports Authority has told me. “Marine terminal operators
schedule the traffic in and out of the terminals. They’re responsible for the handling, the loading, unloading of the vessel cargo. The marine terminal operators are responsible for the perimeters, security of their leasehold. They hire their security guards, they purchase the technology, access guards’ cameras that will protect the terminal property.”
(2) This deal smells of being “railroaded” through as the law to investigate this was totally ignored.
(3) I watched the Senate Armed Services Committee and was dismayed as each Bush commissioner was unable to answer hard questions posed by Senators Clinton and Senators Levin. Why wasn’t the 9/11 Commission consulted? Just as an example.
(4) How could you POSSIBLY compare the level and quality of our alliance with the UAE with Great Britain? The UAE was very uncooperative with the investigation following 9/11 especially with US law enforcement agencies…especially regaring their laundering money through their banks for Al Queda. They virtually FUNDED 9/11! They may be an ally but they are an unreliable and unproven ally.
(5) As many security experts have pointed-out, Al Quaeda could easily infiltrate this company. Also, are those ministers who rubbed shoulders with Osama Bin Laden in Afghanistan still in power. That fraternization cost the US a valuable strike that may have killed Bin Laden….they didn’t want to offend the UAE emir by possibly killing some UAE princes.
(6) This deal smacks of corruption and should be fully and publicly investigated.
February 28th, 2006 at 7:02 pmYou can debate the merits or demerits of the port deal all you want. But today’s news brought the deal and Bush the kiss of death. Its over no matter what is analyzed for the next 45 days. That is if US Republican politicians acquire some backbone.
Dubai Ports World is a foreign national government and they just advised the US Republican controlled Congress that it is subordinate to an Arab nation and Congress has no say in the deal.
DPW has announced that the deal is already a done deal and that it is “closing” the $6bn deal on Thursday. There is no stopping it now. The 45 day review is simply a PR move by the new foreign government owner of six major US ports as an attempt to help cover the White House’s mistake on the matter.
If the US Senate and House of Representatives agree to their new status of irrelevancy and take orders from the United Arab Emerites or any other foreign non-democratic government on what we can or cannot do, then we might as well annoit George Bush King and start our own royal family and send our Congressmen home or to go work in the ports.
February 28th, 2006 at 7:30 pmonly a person that must be so scared of some one or something or must prdtect his guilty of something he has done in the past that is affraid of his mistake will open to the public will sell his house -his children -or his country.
February 28th, 2006 at 8:58 pmmr bush it’s ok if you owe the arabs or kowaites or……
don’t destroy our children and don’t sell our country.
please RECUSE your self.
and let the people like MR.CLINTON deal with this people and run the country that has more carrage and kohonos than you or your father had both together.
Pleeease do not forget that we are talking about a oppressive government that harbors terrorists. Isn’t that one of the reasons the President would label a country as “evil”????. Another issue: I don’t like the closeness of the Bush-Emirate Arabs business relationships that have existed for yeeeears!!
February 28th, 2006 at 9:13 pmIf this had been Clinton these Bush apologists would be screaming bloody murder.
February 28th, 2006 at 10:15 pmHoly smokes some of the comments here leave one to believe that the cost of a newspaper or Newsweek Magazine have reached such heights that the average bumpkin can’t even get a look at one at his local Public Library!! Some of you make it sound as if Bush himself were selling the freakin ports at a profit. Americans do not own everything in America. Get it? Skyscrapers in our major cities, coal mines in W.VA, beverage manufacturers, resteraunts, retail stores, CAR COMPANIES, and everything else you might possibly imagine are owned by foreign companies and have been since we have been a country. Not that there aren’t some concerns here as have been rightfully brought out in discussion. But the bottom line is this, we are, have been, and will likely be a country with open borders and international commercial relationships. Try really, really, hard to not have a stroke trying to understand what you have not researched for youself. You can’t listen to two or three news articles (Think Dan Rather), read a handful of blogs by equally confused and unresearched thoughts and expect to come to some kind of informed opinion. We have become, most of us, intellectually lazy, and it is high time we stopped. Our next choice for president is (?) for the GOP, and the wife/junior Senator of an ex President with a closing approval rate of 39%, just a couple of points from where our current leader stands. Democrats largely don’t understand the crash in ratings. It is because conservatives want a CONSERVATIVE leader, and Bush has failed us in that regard. Should we be in Iraq? Ask the majority of Iraqi’s and they will tell you yes. Should we have been in Rwanda? Ask Bill Clinton(gee this could be touchy), the UN and 800,000 dead, innocent Rwandans and they will say, wish we had been. Should we get our act together and start kicking the stuffing out of several hundred politicians who refuse to get together and do what we are paying them to do, regardless of what their affiliation is? Damn straight.Folks it ain’t about Right vs. Left, its about the citizenry of this country getting our heads out of our Big Mac bags, and learning first hand what is going on with our tax dollars, security, military, constitutional rights, and every other important issue in existence. And I’m not talking about letting Michael Moore tell me how to think, or any other one sided, pig headed, self serving, schmuck who thinks he has the balls to face me down. I wish we would read, vote, discuss intelligently, roll up our sleeves togeather and get the work done and stop belly aching over the trivial sidetrack issues I constantly see. Look around you own neighborhood. Can you walk in it at night, how about across town? Do you care? Well you sure as hell ought to. If there is a single street in you home town or city you wouldn’t walk down tonight then you ought to be doing something about it. Get out and get it done. Take back our country from the self interested political hierarchy that we pay exhorbatant salaries to work while they busily take not only our money but bribes from every special interest group, with a smile and a handshake being all that YOU will ever profit. Find the honest ones and keep em, toss the rest out. Clinton, and Bush are looking like tosses at this point.
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I will say though that I think that people in the US get away with saying so many more bad things about Arabs than they do about Isaelis. It really is not fair, but I don’t like seeing this argument used here. It is weak and doesn’t help your case. True, fear is a well used tactic by our government and it has just backfired in their faces… I liked Sean’s earlier post as well… I think I’ll repost it. I especially like point #5. Sorry UAE but the planet will be better off if we can have a government that cares about the planet and it’s people. You just handed us a gift that keeps on giving and we will be forever grateful.
Plesae refute this argument point by point instead of accusing us of being racist:
1. “The fact that the nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan was able to game the ports of Dubai should cause the ports deal to receive heightened scrutiny, but is not in itself a reason to reject the deal.â€
March 21st, 2006 at 9:36 am2. Right, so just because this is a state-owned company and the ruling sheikhs in UAE have ties to the Taliban and Bin Laden (NOTE: that’s not guilt by association — the people who control the state (and, hence, the state-owned company) are tied to terrorists) AND just because there’s evidence that ports under their control have been used to smuggle WMD in the past doesn’t mean there’s a rational basis to oppose this deal? WTF?!
3. AND the proper legal procedure wasn’t followed.
4. AND this looks very much like another case of reckless Bush cronyism and graft.
5. AND this is a wonderful wedge issue to hammer Republicans with.
6. So we should just ignore all that and be even-handed and polite?
7. Do you enjoy being a minority party?
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Sony Ericsson P990i….$180usd Sony Ericsson w600i….$138usd
sony Ericsson w600i….$138usd imate jam……$170 treo 600……………$150usd
Treo 650……………$160usd Samsung A900………$190usd
Samsung D500………$160usd Mitac MIO 8930……$280usd
Motorola v3i…….$140usd Motorola v3x……..$135
Motorola v3…….$120usd
Motorola MPX300.,…$115usd Nextel i930………$130usd
Nextel i870………$120usd Nextel i860………$110usd Nokia N70…….$150usd
Nokia E60…….$150usd Nokia N90…….$160usd Nokia N91…….$170usd Nokia n92…….$200usd Nokia E61……..$170usd
Nokia n80……..$180usd Nokia N71……$180usd Nokia 7700……$130usd
Nokia 7710….$110usd Nokia 8801…..$155usd
Nokia 8800….$140usd Nokia 9300…….$145usd Nokia 9500……$170usd
Orange Blackberry……..$200usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9802LL/A””””””””””””””’us$60
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9804LL/A””””””””””””””’us$60
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Green M9806LL/A””””””””””””””us$60
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Blue M9803LL/A””””””””””””””’us$60
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Silver M9801LL/A””””””””””””””us$70
Apple 20 GB iPod M9282LL/A”””””””””””””””””””’us$70
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A”””””””””””””””us$50
Apple 40 GB iPod photo””””””””””””””””””””””us$55
Apple 4 GB ipod nano””””””””””””””””””””””’us$70
Apple 2 GB ipod nano””””””””””””””””””””””’us$60
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A”””””””””””””””us$50
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A”””””””””””””””””’us$90
Apple 60 GB iPod photo”””””””””””””””””””””””us$50
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A””””””””””””””””””us$80
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player
M9724LL/A”””””””””””’us$60
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue
M9436LL/A”””””””””””””””””us$50
Apple 20 GB iPod U2 Special
Edition”””””””””””””””””’us$80
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Green
M9807LL/A”””””””””””””””””us$70
NEW apple 60 GB video ipod””””””””’us$140.00
NEW apple 30 GB video ipod””””””””’us$120.00
pls do contact us by sunnyphonestore@hotmail.com.com
March 25th, 2006 at 7:32 pm: BUSINESS PROPOSAL LETTER.
We have all brands of Mobile Phones,Ipods,Sidekicks,Nextels phone,Laptops for
sell at cheap and
affordable prices, they ranges from Nokia/Samsung/LG/Sony
Ericsson/Motorola/Alcatel/panasonic With Bluetooth, all
Brands and Models of Nextel Phones,XBOX 360S and IPODS,we want you to get back
to us with your quote so that we can begin a good business
relationship. Note they are all Brand New T2 Euro specs,
unlocked, no operator logo, come in their original sealed box, With 1 year
international warranty
from the manufacturer, English & Spanish manual, Finland
made. We want to assure you that you will never regret buying
from us because the delivery will be to your doorstep via
FedEx Courier service.And the Tracking number shall be sent
to you upon acknowledgement of your payment.
Kindly acknowledge the reciept of our mail and get back to
us at vallenmobiles@hotmail.com
PLAY STATION 1 AT JUST $100USD
PLAY STATION 2 AT JUST $140USD
MICROSOFT XBOX 360 AT JUST $10usd
Apple 20 GB iPod Nano……$60.00USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A ……$70.00USD
Apple 40 GB iPod photo……$80.00USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A ….$70.00USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A……$100.00USD
Apple 60 GB iPod photo …..$55.00USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A…….$95.00USD
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player……$50.00USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9436LL/A…….$70.00USD
Apple 2 GB iPod Nano…..$90.00USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Vidoe….$150.00USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Vidoe……$110.00USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Vidoe….$150.00USD
NEXTEL 1930 …………….$120USD
NEXTEL 1960 ……………$130USD
NEXTEL i870 ……………$140usd
NEXTEL 1860 ……………$110USD
SAMSUNG SCH i830 ………….$220USD
SAMSUNG SGH D720 ………….$170USD
SAMSUNG D500 ……………..$160USD
SAMSUNG i300 ……………..$170usd
SAMSUNG K800i……………..$180usd
MOTOROLA V3 RAZ …………….$150USD
MOTOROLA MPX 220 …………… $120USD
MPX 300 …………………….$150USD
SIDEKICK 2 ………………..$120USD
SONYERICSSON W900 …………..$190USD
SONYERICSSON W800……………$170usd
SONYERICSSON P910……………$140USD
SONYERICSSON P800 ……………$130USD
SONYERICSSON K750i …………..$110USD
NOKIA 8800 …………………$170USD
NOKIA 9500 …………………$190USD
NOKIA 9300 …………………$180USD
NOKIA N70 …………………$150USD
NOKIA N80 …………………$170USD
NOKIA N90 …………………$190USD
NOKIA N91 …………………$210USD
NOKIA N92 ………………..$230USD
NOKIA E60 …………………$160USD
NOKIA E61 …………………$180USD
for more details contact vallenmobiles@hotmail.com
March 30th, 2006 at 9:24 pm
NEXTEL I930 FOR JUST $130, NEXTEL I860 FOR JUST $112, SAMSUNG D 500 FOR JUST $180, MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 FOR JUST $150, SIDEKICK 2 FOR JUST $130, MPX300 FOR JUST $180, NOKIA 9500 FOR JUST $200, NOKIA 8800 FOR JUST $200, P910 FOR JUST $185, P800 FOR JUST $170, you can reach us at gwenjoneslegitphonesplaza@yahoo.com
NEXTEL I930 FOR JUST $130, NEXTEL I860 FOR JUST $112, SAMSUNG D 500 FOR JUST $180, MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 FOR JUST $150, SIDEKICK 2 FOR JUST $130, MPX300 FOR JUST $180, NOKIA 9500 FOR JUST $200, NOKIA 8800 FOR JUST $200, P910 FOR JUST $185, P800 FOR JUST $170, you can reach us at gwenjoneslegitphonesplaza@yahoo.com
all this phones are brand new also saled in new box come with complete accesries with 1year international waranty and the phones are already unlock
Nokia N91 for just $150
April 3rd, 2006 at 6:48 pmNokia N70 for just $138
Nokia N90 :$160
Motorola i265 :$125
Samsung SPH-V Siemens SXG75 :$100
PalmOne Unlocks Treo 650:$140
Nokia 6230i:$80
Sendo X2 Music Phone:$96
Panasonic X800 VS7 :$165
Motorola E1060 and E1120:$190
Nokia 6680:$220
Motorola A1010 PDA SmartPhone:$230
Sony Ericsson K600:$180
Nokia 6822 :$113
Treo 650:$170
Motorola i860:$112
Samsung SGH-D500:$180
Siemens S66:$60
Nokia 9300:$115
Samsung e316 :$140
Sony Ericcson K500
Nokia 7610:$136
Samsung SCH-a610:$160
Motorola E680:$195
Motorola A1000 :$200
Motorola V80:$120
Treo 600:$170
Sony Ericsson Z1010:$180
Samsung p207 :$200
CLIMAX MOBILE PHONES STORES
124,OSUNBA NBADIWE STREET
VICTORIA ISLAND
LAGOS NIGERIA. WEST AFRICA.
TELEPHONE NUMBER +2348025362376
Dear Sir/Ma,
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   LETTER OF BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP
 We are mobile phones wholesalers.We deals on all brands and models of mobile phones such as Nokia,Motorola,Samsung,Sony Ericsson,Sagem,
Nextel,Sidekick II,Sprint,Ipods, Laptops, Mp3 players and
many more at very cheap prices.We are using this medium to look for serious buyers of mobile phones.Do kindly reply
back if you are interested and as you do you will be glad
during business with us, you can reach us through our email
address: climaxmobilephones2004@yahoo.com.au +2348025362376
thank’s and God bless in anticipation of your patronage.
william kleb(sales rep)
WE ARE SELLING ALL KINDS OF MOBILE PHONES LIKE:
MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 AT JUST $140usd,
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NEXTEL i930 AT JUST $130usd,
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NEXTEL i860 AT JUST $110usd,
SONY ERICSSON P910i AT JUST $160usd
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SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $160usd
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $145usd
MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST $140usd,
MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST $180usd,
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $140usd
SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $160usd
NOKIA N92 AT JUST $220usd,
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NOKIA N80 AT JUST $200usd,
NOKIA N70 AT JUST $180usd,
MICROSOFT XBOX 360 AT JUST $140usd,
PALM TREO 650 AT JUST $140usd,
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PALM TREO 700W AT JUST $160usd,
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PALM TREO 600 AT JUST $120usd,
NOKIA 9500 AT JUST $210usd,
NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $190usd,
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NOKIA N90 AT JUST $210usd
NOKIA N91 AT JUST $230usd
SAMSUNG D600 AT JUST $200usd,
SAMSUNG D500 AT JUST $180usd,
SAMSUNG D415 AT JUST $150usd
SIDEKICK II AT JUST $120usd,
iMate Jasjar…………$250usd
iMate K-Jam…………….$170usd
iMate PDA2k……………$210usd
iMate Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phone …..$205usd
Send us an email to our email below:climaxmobilephones2004@yahoo.com.
April 6th, 2006 at 7:23 pmCLIMAX MOBILE PHONES STORES
124,OSUNBA NBADIWE STREET
VICTORIA ISLAND
LAGOS NIGERIA. WEST AFRICA.
TELEPHONE NUMBER +2348025362376
Dear Sir/Ma,
Â
   LETTER OF BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP
 We are mobile phones wholesalers.We deals on all brands and models of mobile phones such as Nokia,Motorola,Samsung,Sony Ericsson,Sagem,
Nextel,Sidekick II,Sprint,Ipods, Laptops, Mp3 players and
many more at very cheap prices.We are using this medium to look for serious buyers of mobile phones.Do kindly reply
back if you are interested and as you do you will be glad
during business with us, you can reach us through our email
address: climaxmobilephones2004@yahoo.com.au +2348025362376
thank’s and God bless in anticipation of your patronage.
william kleb(sales rep)
WE ARE SELLING ALL KINDS OF MOBILE PHONES LIKE:
MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 AT JUST $140usd,
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NEXTEL i930 AT JUST $130usd,
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NEXTEL i860 AT JUST $110usd,
SONY ERICSSON P910i AT JUST $160usd
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SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $160usd
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $145usd
MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST $140usd,
MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST $180usd,
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $140usd
SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $160usd
NOKIA N92 AT JUST $220usd,
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NOKIA N80 AT JUST $200usd,
NOKIA N70 AT JUST $180usd,
MICROSOFT XBOX 360 AT JUST $140usd,
PALM TREO 650 AT JUST $140usd,
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PALM TREO 700W AT JUST $160usd,
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PALM TREO 600 AT JUST $120usd,
NOKIA 9500 AT JUST $210usd,
NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $190usd,
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NOKIA N90 AT JUST $210usd
NOKIA N91 AT JUST $230usd
SAMSUNG D600 AT JUST $200usd,
SAMSUNG D500 AT JUST $180usd,
SAMSUNG D415 AT JUST $150usd
SIDEKICK II AT JUST $120usd,
iMate Jasjar…………$250usd
iMate K-Jam…………….$170usd
iMate PDA2k……………$210usd
iMate Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phone …..$205usd
Send us an email to our email below:climaxmobilephones2004@yahoo.com
April 6th, 2006 at 7:28 pmHello,We have all brands and models of mobile phones Xbox 360..$200,Ipods,Mp3,Sony PSP…$160,PS3…$170 and more for sell nokia 8800 $170,Nokia N91 $190,Nokia N90 $180,Nextel i930 $130,Motorola V3 $130,Sony Ericson W800i $160,Nokia E70 $140,Nokia 6111 $170 and many more in stock now at a cheaper price.All mobile phones are unlocked brand new and it comes in it’s original box direct from the factory with 18mounth worldwild warrantee and all its accessories complate.we also give discount and all price can be negociable if buying in bulk.We hope to hear from you soon with your order informations and your private phone numnbers for easy communication.Thanks and Godbless.
April 6th, 2006 at 11:47 pmRegards,
Tudor Lemuel
E-mail:tu_1_lem@myway.com
Or tulem65@yahoo.co.uk
Tell:2348052346155
We are mobile phones wholesalers,we have all brands and models of gsm,tdma and cdma phones for sale at very cheap prices.We also have all models of Nextel phones for sale also at very cheap prices.We sell our phones at very cheap and reasonable prices.We do ship all over the world.Do kindly contact us on our email n_mobile01@hotmail.com or our contact phone number 2348028132593 if you are interested in buying some phones from us,thank’s and God bless.
April 8th, 2006 at 6:34 ambelow are some phones prices,do check them out and let me know what you think about them:
HERE IS THE PRICE LIST. Email : n_mobile01@hotmail.com
Brand Model Unit Prices
MODELS: PRICE:
NOKIA N92 —US$230
NOKIA N90—$US180
NOKIA N80—$US170
NOKIA N70—$US$140
NOKIA 8800–US$150
NOKIA 2100– US$50
NOKIA 3210– US$15
NOKIA 3310– US$20
NOKIA 3330– US$45
NOKIA 3410– US$20
NOKIA 3510– US$30
NOKIA 3510i– US$35
NOKIA 3530– US$60
NOKIA 3200–US$45
NOKIA 3595–US$50
NOKIA 3620–US$55
NOKIA 3315–US$20
NOKIA 5110I–US$25
NOKIA 5588–US$35
NOKIA 8250–US$35
NOKIA 8210–US$30
NOKIA 9110–US$70
NOKIA 6150–US$70
NOKIA 6600–US$160
NOKIA 3650– US$70
NOKIA 5100– US$60
NOKIA 5210– US$70
NOKIA 5510– US$70
NOKIA 6090– US$90
NOKIA 6100– US$75
NOKIA 6210– US$80
NOKIA 6250– US$100
NOKIA 6510– US$80
NOKIA 6310– US$100
NOKIA 6310i– US$100
NOKIA 6610– US$80
NOKIA 6800– US$90
NOKIA 7110– US$95
NOKIA 7210 Turquoise– US$95
NOKIA 7250– US$100
NOKIA 7650– US$90
NOKIA 8310– US$55
NOKIA 8910 TITANIUM– US$110
NOKIA 8850 SPECIAL EDITION– US$110
NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$100
NOKIA 8910 Black– US$110
NOKIA 9210 Communicator– US$120
NOKIA 6170–US$135
NOKIA 6260–US$120
NOKIA 9210i Communicator– US$95
NOKIA 8910i– US$95
NOKIA 9500–US$170
NOKIA 6260–US$135
NOKIA 6230 –US$145
NOKIA 6820–US$100
NOKIA 8800–US$180
NOKIA 9300–US$155
NOKIA N70 –US$150
NOKIA N90—US$155
NOKIA N91 –US$175
SONY ERICSSON T200– US$30
SONY ERICSSON T100– US$25
SONY ERICSSON R600– US$45
SONY ERICSSON T20e– US$45
SONY ERICSSON P800–US$135
SONY ERICSSON T20s– US$50
SONY ERICSSON T28s– US$50
SONY ERICSSON T28 World– US$60
SONY ERICSSON T29s– US$70
SONY ERICSSON T600– US$70
SONY ERICSSON P900–US$155
SONY ERICSSON T300– US$60
SONY ERICSSON T68i– US$80
SONY ERICSSON T65– US$80
SONY ERICSSON T20—US$70
SONY ERICSSON T310– US$60
SONY ERICSSON T39m– US$75
SONY ERICSSON T66– US$70
SONY ERICSSON R520m– US$85
SONY ERICSSON A3618–US$55
SONY ERICSSON R380 World– US$75
SONY ERICSSON R380s– US$55
SONY ERICSSON T68m– US$70
SONY ERICSSON T610– US$80
SONY ERICSSON P700– US$95
SONY ERICSSON Z100–US$250:00USD
SONY ERICSSON P910i–US$190:00USD
SONY ERICSSON Z500–$140:00USD
SONY CMD-MZ5– US$65
SONY CMD-Z5– US$55
SONY CMD-J5– US$45
SONY CMD-Z7– US$30
SONY CMD-J7– US$30
SONY CMD-J6– US$30
SONY CMD-J70– US$20
MOTOROLA RAZOR V3– US $150
MOTOROLA RAZOR V3X– US$155
MOTOROLA MPX 300– US$160
MOTOROLA MPX 220 —US$140
MOTOROLA T250–us$20
MOTOROLA p7389–us$20
MOTOROLA T2288–us$35
MOTOROLA Talkabout 191– US$19
MOTOROLA C330– US$49
MOTOROLA V66– US$59
MOTOROLA v66i– US$59
MOTOROLA TALKABOUT192– US$49
MOTOROLA V51– US$69
MOTOROLA V50– US$69
MOTOROLA V70– US$69
MOTOROLA V60– US$69
MOTOROLA V60i– US$69
MOTOROLA T720– US$69
MOTOROLA ACCOMPOLI 008– US$69
MOTOROLA TTIMEPORT 280– US$69
MOTOROLA MPX200–US$100
MOTOROLA MPX 220 –US$110
MOTOROLA MPX 300 –US$125
MOTOROLA V400–US$92
MOTOROLA V600– US$95
MOTOROLA RAZR V3 –US$170
MOTOROLA V300–$89
MOTOROLA M6088–US$65
MOTOROLA STARTAC 328–us$29
MOTOROLA TIMEPORTP7389–US$45
MOTOROLA V60G–$100
MOTOROLA T190/T191–US$25
MOTOROLA V6 —US$180
TREO 650 –US$150
SAMSUNG SGH-S105– us$80
SAMSUNG SGH-N620– US$49
SAMSUNG SGH-A800– US$59
SAMSUNG SGH-A300– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-R210– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-N100– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-N400– US$79
SAMSUNG SGH-T100– US$59
SAMSUNG SGH-A400– US$59
SAMSUNG SGH-S100– US$59
SAMSUNG SGH-A200– US$59
SAMSUNG SGH-T400– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-S300– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-A500– US$89
SAMSUNG SGH-T500 Champagne– US$102
SAMSUNG SGH-V200– US$98
SAMSUNG SGH-T200– US$90
SAMSUNG SGH-R225–US$15
SAMSUNG SGH-E715–US$115
SAMSUNG SGH-V206–US$105
SAMSUNG SGH-A460–US$65
SAMSUNG SGH-V205–US$100
SAMSUNG SGH-R220–US$30
SAMSUNG SGH-N740–US$45
SAMSUNG D410 –US$132
SAMSUNG D415–US$144
SAMSUNG D500– US$152
ALCATEL One Touch 501– US$39
ALCATEL One Touch 311– US$35
ALCATEL One Touch 701– US$43
ALCATEL One Touch 511– US$49
ALCATEL OT525– US$39
ALCATEL One Touch 512– US$9
ALCATEL One Touch 715– US$69
panasonic TX310–$65
PANASONIC TG2593B–$59
PANASONIC GD35– US$39
PANASONIC GD52– US$49
PANASONIC GD67– US$49
PANASONIC GD92– US$69
PANASONIC GD90– US$69
PANASONIC GD93– US$69
PANASONIC GD75– US$79
PANASONIC GD55– US$79
PANASONIC GD95– US$79
PANASONIC GU87–US$70
PANASONICT X320–US$80
PANASONIC GD87– US$149
PANASONIC TG2000B–$119
PANASONIC TG4000—$110
SIEMENS A55–US$40
SIEMENS C35–us$20
SIEMENS S57–us$17
SIEMENS CL50–US$95
SIEMENS A50– US$35
SIEMENS C45– US$39
SIEMENS C55– US$49
SIEMENS M35i– US$59
SIEMENS M50– US$49
SIEMENS S45i– US$79
SIEMENS S40– US$89
SIEMENS SL42– US$89
SIEMENS ME45– US$79
SIEMENS SL45– US$69
SIEMENS SL45i– US$69
SIEMENS S55 Camera– US$99
SIEMENS C150–us$29
SIEMENS A40–us$13
SIEMENS SX56–US$105
n_mobile01@hotmail.com
BRAND NEW i-MATE JASJAR PHONE AT JUST $250
JOY STORE LTD
24 WHAREHOUSE STREET
LAGOS, NIGERIA.
Dear Sir/Ma,
LETTER OF BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP
We are mobile phones wholesalers.We deals on all brands and models of mobile phones such as Nokia,Motorola,Samsung,Sony Ericsson,Sagem, Nextel,Sidekick II,Sprint,Ipods, Laptops, Mp3 players and many more at very cheap prices.We are using this medium to look for serious buyers of mobile phones.Do kindly reply back if you are interested and as you do you will be glad during business with us, you can reach us through our emailaddress:joystore200@go4.it.+2348034498483 thank’s and God bless in anticipation of your patronage. joy morris(sales rep)
WE ARE SELLING ALL KINDS OF MOBILE PHONES LIKE:
MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 AT JUST $140usd,
NEXTEL i930 AT JUST $130usd,
NEXTEL i860 AT JUST $110usd,
SONY ERICSSON P910i AT JUST $160usd
SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $160usd
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $145usd
MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST $140usd,
MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST $180usd,
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $140usd
SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $160usd
NOKIA N92 AT JUST $220usd,
NOKIA N80 AT JUST $200usd,
NOKIA N70 AT JUST $180usd,
MICROSOFT XBOX 360 AT JUST $140usd,
PALM TREO 650 AT JUST $140usd,
PALM TREO 700W AT JUST $160usd,
PALM TREO 600 AT JUST $120usd,
NOKIA 9500 AT JUST $210usd,
NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $190usd,
NOKIA N90 AT JUST $210usd
NOKIA N91 AT JUST $230usd
SAMSUNG D600 AT JUST $200usd,
SAMSUNG D500 AT JUST $180usd,
SAMSUNG D415 AT JUST $150usd
SIDEKICK II AT JUST $120usd,
iMate Jasjar…………$250usd
iMate K-Jam…………….$170usd
iMate PDA2k……………$210usd
iMate Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phone …..$205usd
Send us an email to our email
April 10th, 2006 at 9:04 pmbelow:joystore200@go4.it +2348034498483
Hello,We have all brands and models of mobile phones Xbox 360..$200,Ipods,Mp3,Sony PSP…$160,PS3…$170 and more for sell nokia 8800 $170,Nokia N91 $190,Nokia N90 $180,Nextel i930 $130,Motorola V3 $130,Sony Ericson W800i $160,Nokia E70 $140,Nokia 6111 $170 and many more in stock now at a cheaper price.All mobile phones are unlocked brand new and it comes in it’s original box direct from the factory with 18mounth worldwild warrantee and all its accessories complate.we also give discount and all price can be negociable if buying in bulk.We hope to hear from you soon with your order informations and your private phone numnbers for easy communication.Thanks and Godbless.
April 11th, 2006 at 8:21 pmRegards,
Tudor Lemuel
E-mail:tu_1_lem@myway.com
Or tulem65@yahoo.co.uk
Tell:2348052346155
Hello, We have all brands and models of mobile phones Xbox 360..$200,Ipods,Mp3,Sony PSP…$160,PS3…$170 and more for sell nokia 8800 $170,Nokia N91 $190,Nokia N90 $180,Nextel i930 $130,Motorola V3 $130,Sony Ericson W800i $160,Nokia E70 $140,Nokia 6111 $170 and many more in stock now at a cheaper price.All mobile phones are unlocked brand new and it comes in it’s original box direct from the factory with 18mounth worldwild warrantee and all its accessories complate.we also give discount and all price can be negociable if buying in bulk.We hope to hear from you soon with your order informations and your private phone numnbers for easy communication.Thanks and Godbless.
April 14th, 2006 at 12:12 amRegards,
Tudor Lemuel
E-mail:tu_1_lem@myway.com
Or tulem65@yahoo.co.uk
Tell:2348052346155
Ipod for just $180 and working very fine with all it’s accessories with it.
April 14th, 2006 at 6:46 pmNokia n91 for just $175 and working very fine with all it’s accessories with it.
April 14th, 2006 at 6:49 pmFOR SELL MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 MOBILE PHONE AT JUST $130usd, FOR SELL MOTOROLA RAZOR V3x MOBILE PHONE AT JUST $1500usd FOR SELL NEXTEL i930 MOBILE PHONE AT JUST $130usd, FOR SELL NEXTEL i860 MOBILE PHONE AT JUST $100usd, SONY ERICSSON P910i MOBILE PHONE AT JUST $165usd
MOTOROLA MPX 200 ………………$125USD
NEXTEL I860 AT JUST ……………$100
NEXTEL I930 AT JUST ……………..$130
NOKIA 8800 AT JUST ………………$180
NOKIA 8850 SPECIAL EDITION– US$160
NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$170
NOKIA N92 AT JUST ………………..$200
NOKIA 3310 AT JUST ………………$35
NOKIA 6230 AT JUST …………….$120
Sony Ericsson K500i, $100
Sony Ericsson S700i $140
Sony Ericsson: Z1010 $150
nokia 6630 at just $130
samsung E700 AT JUST $140
SAMSUNG E715 AT JUST $140
SAMSUNG E 800 AT JUST $150
NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $180
NOKIA 7280 AT JUST $130,
NOKIA 7610, AT JUST $120
nokia n90 is $180
nokia n91 at just $210
nokia 9200 is $170
Nokia 8801 For $400
sony ericsson W800i is $180
Tomtom Navigator PDA For $300
Do kindly reply back if you are interested and as you do you will be glad you do, you can reach us through our email address.
Thank’s and God bless.
April 15th, 2006 at 5:51 amLinya Joe(Mrs)
+234 1 722 5895
tradephones4less@gmail.com
We are legit company from uk wehave all brands of Mobile Phones,Ipods,xbox 360, Sidekicks,Nextels phone,Laptops for sell at cheap and
April 15th, 2006 at 11:30 amaffordable prices, they ranges from Nokia/Samsung/LG/Sony
Ericsson/Motorola/Alcatel/panasonic With Bluetooth, all
Brands and Models of Nextel Phones, we want you to get back
to us with your quote so that we can begin a good business
relationship. Note they are all Brand New T2 Euro specs,
unlocked, no operator logo, come in their
original sealed box, With 1 year international warranty
from the manufacturer, English & Spanish manual, Finland
made.
We want to assure you that you will never regret buying
from us because the delivery will be to your doorstep via
FedEx Courier service.And the Tracking number shall be sent
to you upon acknowledgement of your payment.
Kindly acknowledge the reciept of our mail and get back to
us at solarworldstores@hotmail.com
ELECTRONIC DEVICE LTD
ADDRESS Enigma House Enigma Business Park
Worcestershire, LONDON
EMAIL ADDRESS: solarworldstores@hotmail.com
WE ARE SELLING ALL KINDS OF MOBILE PHONES LIKE:
SONY VAIO A217S– 100GB– 512MB RAM– XP HOME————-$300
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO————–$330
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————-$200
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP——————$2450
SONY VAIO A397XP– 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————-$300
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$250
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$400
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$350
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$350
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————–$450
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO————-$200
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO———-$400
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-A117S—————$300
Toshiba Tecra 8200 (laptop)
850MHz Notebook with WiFi for onfiltered== $300
Dell Latitude C400 (laptop)
Ultra Lightweight 866MHz for onfiltered===$390
ThinkPad T42 2373 – Pentium M 735 1.7 GHz -(laptop)
RAM 512 MB – HD 40 GB – CD ===$590
ABS Mayhem G3 notebook Athlon (laptop)
64 3200+ 512MB 60GB/7200 CDRW/DVD 15.4′
Windows XP Home ====$800
AVERATEC 3150P – Athlon XP-M 1.33 (laptop)
GHz – 12.1″ TFT===$500
Toshiba Tecra M4-S435 (laptop)==$1350
Acer TravelMate C314XMi Tablet PC ==$1300
Dell Inspiron 700m ===$1020
Dell Inspiron 700M for Home (Pentium M 1.70GHz, 512MB, 40GB)== $1100
Dell Inspiron 2200 for Home (Celeron 1.50GHz, 256MB, 40GB)== $1000
Alienware Area-51 5300 – P4 530J 3 GHz ===$590
Alienware DHS 5 (Athlon 64 1.8 GHz) ===$1590
Alienware Aurora ALX SLI ==== $4,100
So send us an email solarworldstores@hotmail.com
ipods
Archos price drop! G mini 402**** 230usd
Archos technology 500669 gminixs 200-mp3 player/recorder*160usd
Archos av 700 – 40gb mobile digital video recorder*** 320usd
Apple 512 mb ipod shuffle mp3**** player
New apple 60 GB video ipod****100USD
New apple 30 GB video ipod****140USD
play station 1……… $120
play station 2 ….$130
play station 3…..$150
x_box 360………$200
GARMIN 396……..$150
Here are thePrice list for different products;
NOKIA 7380 and 7280(unlock) $150 and $143
NOKIA 3230(UNLOCK)–US$120
NOKIA 3310(UNLOCK)– US$35
NOKIA 3330(UNLOCK)– US$70
NOKIA 3360(UNLOCK)–US$75
NOKIA 3410(UNLOCK)– US$59
NOKIA 3510(UNLOCK)– US$69
NOKIA 3510i(UNLOCK)– US$89
NOKIA 3530(UNLOCK)– US$150
NOKIA 3560 AT$T –US$100
NOKIA 3650 TIRBAND –US$140
NOKIA 5100(UNLOCK)– US$110
NOKIA 5125(UNLOCK)–US$55
NOKIA 5165(UNLOCK)–US$55
NOKIA 5210(UNLOCK)– US$130
NOKIA 5510(UNLOCK)– US$110
NOKIA 6090(UNLOCK)– US$150
NOKIA 6100(UNLOCK)– US$100
NOKIA 6600(UNLOCK)– US$200
NOKIA 6210(UNLOCK)– US$80
NOKIA 6230i(unlock)–US$160
NOKIA 6250(UNLOCK)– US$110
NOKIA 6500(CR)UNLOCK–US$90
NOKIA 6510(UNLOC)– US$125
NOKIA 6590[C/R]UNLOCK–US$75
NOKIA 6310(UNLOCK)– US$110
NOKIA 6310i(UNLOCK)– US$100
NOKIA 6610(UNLOCK)– US$100
NOKIA 6800(UNLOCK)– US$110
NOKIA 7110(UNLOCK)– US$100
NOKIA 7210 Turquoise(UNLOCK)– US$120
NOKIA 7250(UNLOCK)– US$160
NOKIA 7260(UNLOCK)– US$180
NOKIA 7650(UNLOCK)– US$120
NOKIA 7270(UNLOCK)– US$220
NOKIA 7280(UNLOCK)– US$250
NOKIA 8310(UNLOCK)– US$100
NOKIA 8390 1900 MHZ –US$95
NOKIA 7600(UNLOCK)–US$170
NOKIA 8910 Titanium– US$100
NOKIA 8850 SPECIAL EDITION– US$105
NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$100
NOKIA 8910 Black– US$110
NOKIA 9210 Communicator– US$110
NOKIA 9210i Communicator– US$110
NOKIA 8910i– US$150
SONY ERICSSON
SONY ERICSSON T200(UNLOCK)– US$49
SONY ERICSSON T100(UNLOCK)– US$39
SONY ERICSSON R600(UNLOCK)– US$59
SONY ERICSSON T20e(UNLOCK)– US$59
SONY CMD-J70(UNLOCK)– US$59
SONY ERICSSON T20s(UNLOCK)– US$69
SONY ERICSSON T28s(UNLOCK)– US$79
SONY ERICSSON T28 World– US$79
SONY ERICSSON T29s– US$100
SONY ERICSSON T600– US$100
SONY CMD-J7– US$100
SONY CMD-J6– US$100
SONY ERICSSON T300(UNLOCK)– US$100
SONY ERICSSON T306 850/1900 –US$75
SONY ERICSSON T68i TIRBAND — US$95
SONY ERICSSON T65– US$100
SONY CMD-J5– US$69
SONY CMD-Z7– US$79
SONY ERICSSON T310(UNLOCK)– US$69
SONY ERICSSON T39m(UNLOCK)– US$79
SONY ERICSSON T66(UNLOCK)– US$79
SONY ERICSSON T616 850/1900 –US$180
SONY ERICSSON R520m(UNLOCK)– US$89
SONY CMD-Z5– US$89
SONY ERICSSON R380 World– US$89
SONY ERICSSON R380s– US$69
SONY ERICSSON T68m– US$79
SONY ERICSSON T610– US$109
SONY CMD-MZ5– US$139
SONY ERICSSON P800(UNLOCK)– US$180
SONY ERICSSON P900(UNLOCK)—US$200
SONY ERICSSON P980i(UNLOCK)—US$200
SONYERICSSON P990 JUST FOR …$210USD
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA Talkabout 191– US$19
MOTOROLA C330– US$59
MOTOROLA C331[UNLOCK]FACT RB US$35
MOTOROLA C332[UNLOCK]FACT RB US$35
MOTOROLA V66– US$69
MOTOROLA v66i– US$79
MOTOROLA Talkabout192– US$59
MOTOROLA V51– US$79
MOTOROLA V50– US$79
MOTOROLA V70– US$79
MOTOROLA V60– US$79
MOTOROLA V60i– US$79
MOTOROLA T720– US$79
MOTOROLA Accompli 008– US$79
MOTOROLA Timeport 280– US$79
MOTOROLA V300[UNLOCK]C/R– US$100
MOTOROLA V400[UNLOCK]C/R– US$115
MTOROLA T720 C/R[CINGULAR]–US$80
MOTOROLA V600—US$120
SAMSUNG
SAMSUNG SGH-N620– US$59
SAMSUNG SGH-A800– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-A300(UNLOCK)– US$79
SAMSUNG SGH-R210– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-N100(UNLOCK)– US$89
SAMSUNG SGH-N400(UNLOCK)– US$89
SAMSUNG SGH-T100(UNLOCK)– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-A400– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-S100(UNLOCK)– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-A200(UNLOCK)– US$69
SAMSUNG SGH-T400– US$89
SAMSUNG SGH-S300(UNLOCK)– US$79
SAMSUNG SGH-A500– US$150
SAMSUNG SGH-T500 Champagne– US$100
SAMSUNG SGH-V200– US$110
SAMSUNG SGH-T200– US$110
SAMSUNG SGH-R225 TRIBAND –US$95
SAMSUNG SGH-S307 850/1900–US$110
SAMSUNG S105[USED]TRIMODE–US$50
SAMSUNG V205[USED]TRIMODE–US$65
ALCATEL
ALCATEL One Touch 501– US$50
ALCATEL One Touch 311– US$45
ALCATEL One Touch 701– US$55
ALCATEL One Touch 511– US$65
ALCATEL OT525– US$45
ALCATEL One Touch 512– US$9
ALCATEL One Touch 715– US$69
AUDIOVOX 8000 F/R US$65
AUDIOVOX 8100 F/R US$69
PANASONIC
PANASONIC GD35– US$39
PANASONIC GD52(UNLOCK)– US$49
PANASONIC GD67(UNLOCK)– US$49
PANASONIC GD92(UNLOCK)– US$69
PANASONIC GD90(UNLOCK)– US$69
PANASONIC GD93(UNLOCK)– US$69
PANASONIC GD75(UNLOCK)– US$79
PANASONIC GD55(UNLOCK)– US$79
PANASONIC GD95(UNLOCK)– US$79
PANASONIC GD87(UNLOCK)– US$80
PANASONIC GU-87 TRIBAND-US$100
PANASONIC G-51 TRIBAND-US$130
PANASONIC 210/310/320 REFUR-US$25
SIEMENS
SIEMENS C45(UNLOCK)– US$39
SIEMENS C45(UNLOCK)– US$39
SIEMENS C55(UNLOCK)– US$49
SIEMENS M35i(UNLOCK)– US$59
SIEMENS M50(UNLOCK)– US$49
SIEMENS S45i(UNLOCK)– US$79
SIEMENS S40(UNLOCK)– US$89
SIEMENS SL42(UNLOCK)– US$89
SIEMENS ME45(UNLOCK)– US$79
SIEMENS SL45– US$69
SIEMENS SL45i(UNLOCK)– US$69
SIEMENS SL56 C/R[UNLOCK]TRIMODE-US$100
SIEMENS S55(UNLOCK)– US$69
SIEMENS S55 Camera(UNLOCK)– US$39
KYOCERA 2235 (NEW) $85.00
KYOCERA 2135 (NEW) $65.00
KYOCERA 3035 (NEW) $65.00
KYOCERA 2035 (NEW) $75.00
KYOCERA 2255 (NEW) $65.00
KYOCERA 1135 (NEW) $65.00
KYOCERA 2035 [R/B] $55
STARTAC 7868 [F/R] us$65
VOLCON V-8160 [F/R] US$90
NEXTEL
i60c — 50UDS
i90c — 95USD
i95cl — 130USD
i30sx — 55USD
i88s — 70USD
i35s — 30USD
i58sr –75USD
i2000 — 60USD
i830–120USD
i860–130USD
i930–150USD
NEXTEL i930 AT JUST $110usd,
NEXTEL i860 AT JUST $100usd,
SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $140usd
SONY ERICSSON W900i AT JUST $220usd
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $125usd
MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST $120usd,
MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST $160usd,
MOTOROLA V661 AT JUST $145USD
NOKIA 9500 AT JUST $195usd,
NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$120,
NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $160usd,
Nokia N70 At JUST $140usd
NOKIA N80 AT JUST $180usd
NOKIA N90 AT JUST $200usd
NOKIA N91 AT JUST $220usd
NOKIA N92 AT JUST $245usd
SAMSUNG D500 AT JUST $160usd,
SAMSUNG D415 AT JUST $120usd
SIDEKICK II AT JUST $100usd,
SAGEM PRODUCT
MY S-7 $160
MY X7 $130
MY X 8 $150
MYC5-2 $120,
NEXTEL 1930 JUST FOR…$120USD
NEXTEL i870at JUST FOR ..$140usd
NEXTEL i450 JUST FOR ..90usd
NEXTEL 1860 JUST FOR ..$110USD
SAMSUNG SCH i830 JUST FOR …$220USD
SAMSUNG MM-1940 JUST FOR ..$190USD
SAMSUNG SGH D307JUST FOR..$180USD
SAMSUNG SGH D720 JUST FOR …$170USD
SAMSUNG D500 JUST FOR ..$160USD
MOTOROLA V3 RAZ JUST FOR..$160USD BLACK COLOR,
MPX 300 JUST FOR .$180USD
SIDEKICK 2 JUST FOR ..$120USD
Send ur email at solarworldstores@hotmail.com
+447024098133
Thanks
Hello, We have all brands and models of mobile phones Xbox 360..$200,Ipods,Mp3,Sony PSP…$160,PS3…$170 and more for sell nokia 8800 $170,Nokia N91 $190,Nokia N90 $180,Nextel i930 $130,Motorola V3 $130,Sony Ericson W800i $160,Nokia E70 $140,Nokia 6111 $170 and many more in stock now at a cheaper price.All mobile phones are unlocked brand new and it comes in it’s original box direct from the factory with 18mounth worldwild warrantee and all its accessories complate.we also give discount and all price can be negociable if buying in bulk.We hope to hear from you soon with your order informations and your private phone numnbers for easy communication.Thanks and Godbless.
April 19th, 2006 at 9:34 pmRegards,
Tudor Lemuel
E-mail:tu_1_lem@myway.com
Or tulem65@yahoo.co.uk
Tell:2348052346155
wholesalers.We deals on all brands and models of mobile phones such as Nokia,Motorola,Samsung,Sony Ericsson,Sagem, Nextel,Sidekick II,Sprint,Ipods, Laptops, Mp3 players and many more at very cheap prices.We are using this medium to look for buyers of mobile phones.Do kindly reply back if you are interested and as you do you will be glad you do, you can reach us through our email address:afolabi_fakoya2005@yahoo.com thank’s and God bless you as you visit us. Kelly smith Managing Director. HERE ARE SOME OF OUR PRICE LIST BELOW: Nokia n92…………..$210usd Nokia N70…………..$140usd Nokia N71…………..$155USD Nokia N90…………..$170usd Nokia N91…………..$200usd Nokia n80…………..$200usd Nokia 6682………….$180usd Nokia 6830………….$160usd Nokia 7700………….$130usd Nokia 1110………….$105usd Nokia 1600………….$115usd Nokia 2125………….$125usd Nokia 2255………….$100usd Nokia 3128………….$100usd Nokia 5140i…………$125usd Nokia 6101………….$135usd Nokia 6030………….$100usd Nokia 6060………….$110usd Nokia 7280………….$127usd Nokia 7600………….$90usd Nokia 7610………….$100usd Nokia 7710………….$110usd Nokia 810…………..$125usd Nokia 8800………….$160usd Nokia 8910i…………$145usd Nokia 9210i…………$142usd Nokia 9300………….$145usd Nokia 9500………….$170usd Nokia N Gage QD……..$128usd O2 3G Datacard………$127usd Orange Blackberry……$200usd Orange 3G Datacard…..$165usd Orange SPV C500……..$145usd Orange SPV M2000…….$134usd Panasonic X60……….$129usd Panasonic X70……….$134usd Panasonic X300………$124usd Panasonic X700………$152usd Samsung D410………..$145usd Samsung D500………..$160usd Samsung d600………..$180usd Samsung E310………..$134usd Samsung E330………..$132usd Samsung E600………..$128usd Samsung E630………..$123usd Samsung E700………..$125usd LG 8150…………….$156usd LG 8150…………….$145usd LG G8000……………$134usd MDA4……………….$130usd Mitac MIO 8930………$280usd Motorola A600……….$146usd Motorola A630……….$148usd Motorola A760……….$150usd Motorola A780……….$154usd Motorola A840……….$162usd Motorola E1…………$134usd Motorola MPX………..$125usd Motorola MPX100……..$120usd Motorola MPX300.,……$115usd Sony Ericsson J210i….$120usd Sony Ericsson J300i….$122usd Sony Ericsson K300i….$123usd Sony Ericsson K508i….$132usd Sony Ericsson K600i….$128usd Sony Ericsson K608i….$127usd Sony Ericsson S600i….$134usd Sony! Ericsson V600i…$132usd Sony Ericsson V800i….$137usd Sony Ericsson W800i….$140usd sony Ericsson w600i….$138usd Nextel i930…………$130usd Nextel i870…………$120usd Nextel i860…………$110usd treo 600……………$150usd Treo 650……………$160usd feel free to contact us at any time ok.
April 21st, 2006 at 12:27 pmWe are a registered and authorise mobile phones distributors. We deal on brand new mobile phones
with original boxes. Our products all has 1yr international warranty. We are located in UK. We
are established in the year 2000. We have 165 workers and we ship our products worldwide. We sell
all kinds of mobile phones such as Nokia, samsung, motorola, Sony Ericson, Nextel, Juicy Sidekick
II, PDAs phones,eg Qtek900 I-mate Jasjar, o2 xda exec, Dopod 900 and many more. and we also have all
the model of Apple ipod, Xbox 360, Sony PSP and Sony PS3, and We are commited to our customers
satisfaction and happiness. We render quality and effective services. Email:ttmobiles@yahoo.com
TT ELECTRONICS PLc
WE ARE SELLING ALL KINDS OF MOBILE PHONES LIKE:
SONY VAIO A217S– 100GB– 512MB RAM– XP HOME————-$300
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO————–$330
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————-$200
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP——————$2450
SONY VAIO A397XP– 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————-$300
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$250
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$400
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$350
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$350
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————–$450
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO————-$200
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO———-$400
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-A117S—————$300
Toshiba Tecra 8200 (laptop)
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Silver M9801LL/A ….. $45.00
Apple 20 GB iPod M9282LL/A…………….. $35.00
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A ……. $35.00
Apple 40 GB iPod photo …………………$35.00
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A ….. $35.00
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A ………..$60.00
Apple 60 GB iPod photo ………………. .$55.00
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A ………. $50.00
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player M9724LL/A … $55.00
Apple iPod 1GB Shuffle ……………….. $80usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9436LL/A ……..$45.00
Apple 20 GB iPod U2 Special Edition ……. $50.00
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Green M9807LL/A……..$40.00
Apple Ipod Nano 2GB ………………….. $70:00usd
Apple Ipod Nano 4GB ……………………$90:00usd
Ipod video 30GB……………………….$130usd
Ipod video 60GB……………………….$150usd
Play station 1……… $120
Play station 2 ….$130
Play station 3…..$150
Xbox 360………$180
GARMIN 396……..$150
Here are thePrice list for different products;
April 21st, 2006 at 8:24 pmNEXTEL 1930 JUST FOR…$120USD
NEXTEL i870at JUST FOR ..$140usd
NEXTEL i450 JUST FOR ..90usd
NEXTEL 1860 JUST FOR ..$110USD
Nokia 3200……40 USD
Nokia 3220……60 USD
Nokia 3300……60 USD
Nokia 3660……70 USD
Nokia 5100……60 USD
Nokia 5140……70 USD
Nokia 6100……50 USD
Nokia 6108……60 USD
Nokia 6220……70 USD
Nokia 6230……90 USD
Nokia 6230i……110 USD
Nokia 6260……120 USD
Nokia 6270……180 USD
Nokia 6600……100 USD
Nokia 6630……90 USD
Nokia 6610……70 USD
Nokia 6610i…..90 USD
Nokia 6650……120 USD
Nokia 6670 Smartphone…160 USD
Nokia 6820……70 USD
Nokia 7200……80 USD
Nokia 7210……60 USD
Nokia 3230……240 USD
Nokia 7610……120 USD
Nokia 9300……220 USD
Nokia 7250……70 USD
Nokia 7250i…..75 USD
Nokia 7260……160 USD
Nokia 7200……110 USD
Nokia 7600……90 USD
Nokia 7610……120 USD
Nokia 8910i…..140 USD
Nokia 8910i…..140 USD
Nokia 9210i Communicator..260 USD
Nokia 9500 Communicator..270 USD
Nokia 9300 Communicator..200 USD
Nokia N-Gage….140 USD
Nokia N-gage QD.150 USD
Nokia 7710……170 USD
Nokia 6680……155 USD
Nokia 8800……210 USD
Nokia 6680……150 USD
Nokia 6681……120 USD
Nokia N90……220 USD
Nokia N91……230 USD
Nokia N70……175 USD
Nokia N80…..185USD
Nokia N92….240USD
Nokia 6060……165 USD
Nokia 6111……100 USD
Samsung D500…180 USD
Samsung E600…140 USD
Samsung E800…150 USD
Samsung P510…120 USD
Samsung SGH-D410.170 USD
Samsung SGH-D500..180 USD
Samsung SGH-E700..150 USD
Samsung SGH-E715..170 USD
Samsung SGH-P100..130 USD
Samsung SGH-P400..95 USD
Samsung SGH-P408..140 USD
Samsung SGH-P730..150 USD
Samsung SGH-S200..90 USD
Samsung SGH-S300..70 USD
Samsung SGH-S300M..100 USD
Samsung SGH-S500…100 USD
Samsung SGH-V200…110 USD
Samsung SGH-X400…100 USD
Samsung SGH-X430…100 USD
Samsung SGH-X600…100 USD
Samsung X450…….100 USD
Sony Ericsson w900i…..240 USD
Sony Ericsson w900……220 USD
Sony Ericsson w800i…..200 USD
Sony Ericsson w800……180 USD
Sony Ericsson K500i…..130 USD
Sony Ericsson P800……200 USD
Sony Ericsson P900……210 USD
Sony Ericsson P910i…..220 USD
Sony Ericsson T230……80 USD
Sony Ericsson T310……80 USD
Sony Ericsson T610……100 USD
Sony Ericsson Z1010…..180 USD
Sony Ericsson Z200……90 USD
Sony Ericsson Z600……130 USD
Sony Ericssson T630…..130 USD
Sony Ericsson S700i…..150 USD
Sony Ericsson S750i…..150 USD
Motorola A388C……130 USD
Motorola A760…….150 USD
Motorola A768…….170 USD
Motorola A768i……100 USD
Motorola A780…….200 USD
Motorola C550…….90 USD
Motorola C650…….100 USD
Motorola E365…….100 USD
Motorola E398…….120 USD
Motorola E680…….140 USD
Motorola RAZR V3….150 USD
Motorola V220…….160 USD
Motorola V303…….100 USD
Motorola V400…….70 USD
Motorola V500…….80 USD
Motorola V501…….100 USD
Motorola V525…….110 USD
Motorola V600 (OEM) w/ Bluetooth Headset..160 USD
Motorola V600 OEM…120 USD
Motorola V690…..140 USD
Motorola V750…..160 USD
Motorola V80……160 USD
Motorola V80 with Bluetooth…260 USD
Motorola V872…..200 USD
Motorola V878….180 USD
Motorola V300….150 USD
PDA’s
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150 ========= $190
Asus MyPal A716 ================= $175
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350 ========= $185
Toshiba Pocket PC E405 ========== $120
Sony Clie PEG-TH55 ============== $155
Toshiba Pocket PC E800 ========== $220
PalmOne Zire 72================== $120
PalmOne Tungsten E ============== $90
PalmOne Tungsten C ============== $140
PalmOne Zire 31 ================= $65
palm Treo 650=====================$240
SIDEKICK 2 JUST FOR ..$120USD
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Nokia 3100– US$60
April 22nd, 2006 at 7:13 pmNokia 3108– US$55
Nokia 3200– US$05
Nokia 3230– US$90
Nokia 3300 – US$82
Nokia 3310– US$23
Nokia 3315– US$25
Nokia 3330– US$30
Nokia 3350– US$35
Nokia 3410– US$35
Nokia 3510– US$40
Nokia 3510i– US$45
Nokia 3530– US$50
Nokia 3595– US$45
Nokia 3610– US$55
Nokia 3650– US$175
Nokia 3660– US$185
Nokia 5100– US$65
Nokia 5140– US$105
Nokia 5210– US$40
Nokia 5510– US$100
Nokia 5550– US$50
Nokia 5170iR– US$39
Nokia 6020– US$120
Nokia 6670– US$100
Nokia 6630– US$165
Nokia 6100– US$80
Nokia 6108– US$90
Nokia 6220– US$100
Nokia 6230– US$105
Nokia 6260– US$130
Nokia 6310– US$69
Nokia 6310i– US$70
Nokia 6500– US$60
Nokia 6510– US$60
Nokia 6600– US$130
Nokia 6610– US$80
Nokia 6630– US$165
Nokia 6170– US$145
Nokia 6650– US$82
Nokia 6800– US$100
Nokia 6820– US$110
Nokia 7200– US$170
Nokia 7210 Turquoise– US$100
Nokia 7230– US$120
Nokia 7250– US$120
Nokia 7250i– US$120
Nokia 7260– US$135
Nokia 7280– US$155
Nokia 7600– US$155
Nokia 7610– US$185
Nokia 7650– US$150
Nokia 8250– US$65
Nokia 8310– US$90
Nokia 8910 Titanium– US$150
Nokia 8910 Black– US$165
Nokia 8910i– US$170
Nokia 8890– US$110
Nokia 8850 Special Edition– US$100
Nokia 8850 Gold Edition– US$100
Nokia 8800 ———— US$240
Nokia 6680……US $200
Nokia 6681……US $200
Nokia N90……US $220
Nokia N91……US $220
Nokia N70……US $220
Nokia 6060……US $210
Nokia 6111……US $230
Nokia 8855– US$100
Nokia 9210 Communicator– US$175
Nokia 9210i Communicator– US$175
Nokia N-Gage– US$110
Nokia 9500 (communicator)– US$200
Nokia 9500 (communicator)– US$190
Sony Ericsson P800– US$145
Sony Ericsson P900– US$200
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$195
Sony Ericsson T20e– US$35
Sony Ericsson T20s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28 World– US$45
Sony Ericsson T29s– US$49
Sony Ericsson T100– US$30
Sony Ericsson T105– US$35
Sony Ericsson T200– US$45
Sony Ericsson T230– US$55
Sony Ericsson T300– US$55
Sony Ericsson T310– US$50
Sony Ericsson T600– US$69
Sony Ericsson T610– US$120
Sony Ericsson T630– US$125
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$100
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$150
Sony CMD-J5– US$30
Sony CMD-Z7– US$35
Sony CMD-J7– US$40
Sony CMD-J6– US$40
Sony CMD-Z5– US$90
Sony CMD-MZ5– US$135
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380 World– US$90
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$100
Sony Ericsson R600– US$35
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Samsung SGH A200– US$50
Samsung SGH A300– US$40
Samsung SGH A500– US$70
Samsung SGH A800– US$70
Samsung SGH C100– US$85
Samsung SGH E400– US$115
Samsung SGH E600– US$119
Samsung SGH E700– US$120
Samsung SGH E715– US$135
Samsung SGH-E810– US$120
Samsung SGH-E820– US$120
Samsung SGH-E800– US$125
Samsung SGH-E850– US$120
Samsung SGH D410– US$120
Samsung SGH D500– US$120
Samsung SGH P400– US$125
Samsung SGH P510– US$129
Samsung SGH N188– US$100
Samsung SGH N288– US$60
Samsung SGH N500– US$60
Samsung SGH N620– US$60
Samsung SGH M100– US$45
Samsung SGH P400– US$120
Samsung SGH P410– US$125
Samsung SGH P500– US$120
Samsung SGH Q105– US$40
Samsung SGH Q300— US$70
Samsung SGH R220– US$30
Samsung SGH R225– US$25
Samsung SGH S100– US$90
Samsung SGH S200– US$100
Samsung SGH S300– US$105
Samsung SGH S307– US$120
Samsung SGH S500– US$100
Samsung SGH T100– US$100
samsung SGH S105– US$35
Samsung SGH T200– US$120
Samsung SGH T400– US$60
Samsung SGH T500– US$90
Samsung SGH T700– US$99
Samsung SGH V200– US$100
Samsung SGH VM680– US$100
Samsung SGH X400– US$105
Samsung SGH X410– US$120
Samsung SGH X426– US$120
Samsung SGH-C200– US$115
Samsung SGH-X460– US$120
Samsung SGH-X450– US$120
Samsung SGH-X120– US$99
Samsung SGH X600– US$125
Samsung SGH-X610– US$120
Samsung SGH-Z105– US$110
Motorola A008– US$40
Motorola A388– US$60
Motorola A388c– US$110
Motorola A820– US$65
Motorola C330– US$20
Motorola C331– US$25
Motorola C332– US$30
Motorola C333– US$35
Motorola C350– US$69
Motorola E360– US$60
Motorola E365– US$100
Motorola E380– US$85
Motorola E398– US$115
Motorola MPX200– US$170
Motorola Accompli 008– US$40
Motorola Timeport 280– US$70
Motorola T190T– US$25
Motorola Talkabout 191– US$25
Motorola T720– US$65
Motorola T720i– US$75
Motorola V3Razor– US$135
Motorola V66– US$50
Motorola V60– US$60
Motorola V60i– US$65
Motorola V70– US$100
Motorola V80– US$105
Motorola V290– US$70
Motorola V750– US$115
Motorola V3688+– US$20
Motorola V8088– US$30
Motorola V525– US$119
Motorola V300– US$110
Motorola V400– US$115
Motorola V500– US$110
Motorola V600– US$120
Siemens A35– US$15
Siemens A40– US$19
Siemens A50– US$25
Siemens A52– US$29
Siemens A55– US$30
Siemens C45– US$30
Siemens C55– US$35
Siemens CL50– US$70
Siemens CL55– US$65
Siemens CT56– US$30
Siemens M50– US$35
Siemens M55– US$110
Siemens MC60– US$79
Siemens ME45– US$50
Siemens S45– US$60
Siemens SL42– US$65
Siemens SL45i– US$69
Siemens S55– US$85
Siemens SL55– US$115
Siemens SX45– US$145
Siemens SX1– US$160
Siemens Xelibri 1– US$60
Siemens Xelibri 2– US$70
Siemens Xelibri 3– US$110
Siemens Xelibri 4– US$80
Siemens Xelibri 5– US$65
Siemens Xelibri 6– US$85
Siemens Xelibri 7– US$85
Siemens Xelibri 8– US$95
Nextel i55sr– US$65
Nextel i2000plus– US$35
Nextel i58sr– US$30
Nextel i530– US$35
Nextel i205– US$20
Nextel i305– US$25
Nextel i35s– US$29
Nextel i88– US$30
Nextel i90– US$59
Nextel i95cl– US$70
Nextel i60c– US$40
Nextel 6510TM– US$100
Nextel i730– US$85
Nextel i733– US$95
Nextel i736– US$100
Nextel i830– US$105
Nextel i860– US$115
Nextel i930– US$130
PDA’s
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150 ========= $170
Asus MyPal A716 ================= $155
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350 ========= $160
Sony Clie PEG-TH55 ============== $135
Toshiba Pocket PC E800 ========== $210
PalmOne Zire 72================== $110
PalmOne Tungsten E ============== $90
PalmOne Tungsten C ============== $120
PalmOne Zire 31 ================= $65
palm Treo 650=====================$210
for further enquiries:
email us at agentlink_linkways@yahoo.com, mobilestores_company@yahoo.com, globlelinkinc@myway.com
YES WE HAVE ALLTHE LATEST PHONES IN TOWN AND THEY ARE BRAND NEW ALSO SEALED IN NEW BOX, THE LIST OF THE PHONES ARE LISTED BELOW****************************** NEXTEL I930 FOR JUST :……………$130USD NEXTEL I860 FOR JUST :……………$112USD SAMSUNG D500 FOR JUST :……….$170USD MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 FOR JUST……:$140USD MPX300 FOR JUST:…………………..$155USD SIDEKICK 2 FOR JUST:………………$130USD P910 FOR JUST:……………………….$145USD P800 FOR JUST:……………………….$135USD NOKIA 9500 COMINUCATOR FOR JUST…….. $190USD NOKIA 8800 FOR JUST………………..$150USD NOKIA N9 FOR JUST ……………….$200USD Nokia 6230i.FOR JUST…………….110 USD Nokia 6260 FOR JUST………………120 USD Nokia 6270 FOR JUST……………….180 USD Nokia 6600 FOR JUST………………….100 USD Nokia 3230 FOR JUST…………………240 USD Nokia 7610.FOR JUST………………….120 USD Nokia 7600.FOR JUST………………….100 USD Nokia 7610..FOR JUST………………120 USD Nokia 8910i.FOR JUST…………………140 USD Nokia 8910i..FOR JUST………………….140 USD Nokia N-GageFOR JUST…………………….180 USD Nokia N-gage QDFOR JUST……………200 USD Nokia 7710.FOR JUST……………………..290 USD Samsung SGH-E700 FOR JUST……………..150 USD Samsung SGH-E715. FOR JUST……………170 USD Samsung SGH-P100. FOR JUST………………..130 USD :……………$130USD NEXTEL I860 FOR JUST :……………$112USD SAMSUNG D500 FOR JUST :……….$170USD MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 FOR JUST……:$140USD MPX300 FOR JUST:…………………..$155USD SIDEKICK 2 FOR JUST:………………$130USD P910 FOR JUST:……………………….$145USD P800 FOR JUST:……………………….$135USD NOKIA 9500 COMINUCATOR FOR JUST…….. $190USD NOKIA 8800 FOR JUST………………..$150USD NOKIA N9 FOR JUST ……………….$200USD Nokia 6230i.FOR JUST…………….110 USD Nokia 6260 FOR JUST………………120 USD Nokia 6270 FOR JUST……………….180 USD Nokia 6600 FOR JUST………………….100 USD Nokia 3230 FOR JUST…………………240 USD Nokia 7610.FOR JUST………………….120 USD Nokia 7600.FOR JUST………………….100 USD Nokia 7610..FOR JUST………………120 USD YES WE HAVE ALLTHE LATEST PHONES IN TOWN AND THEY ARE BRAND NEW ALSO SEALED IN NEW BOX, THE LIST OF THE PHONES ARE LISTED BELOW****************************** NEXTEL I930 FOR JUST :……………$130USD NEXTEL I860 FOR JUST :……………$112USD SAMSUNG D500 FOR JUST :……….$170USD MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 FOR JUST……:$140USD MPX300 FOR JUST:…………………..$155USD SIDEKICK 2 FOR JUST:………………$130USD P910 FOR JUST:……………………….$145USD P800 FOR JUST:……………………….$135USD NOKIA 9500 COMINUCATOR FOR JUST…….. $190USD NOKIA 8800 FOR JUST………………..$150USD NOKIA N9 FO R JUST ……………….$200USD Nokia 6230i.FOR JUST…………….110 USD Nokia 6260 FOR JUST………………120 USD Nokia 6270 FOR JUST……………….180 USD Nokia 6600 FOR JUST………………….100 USD Nokia 3230 FOR JUST…………………240 USD Nokia 7610.FOR JUST………………….120 USD Nokia 7600.FOR JUST………………….100 USD Nokia 7610..FOR JUST………………120 USD Nokia 8910i.FOR JUST…………………140 USD Nokia 8910i..FOR JUST………………….140 USD Nokia N-GageFOR JUST…………………….180 USD Nokia N-gage QDFOR JUST……………200 USD Nokia 7710.FOR JUST……………………..290 USD Samsung SGH-E700 FOR JUST……………..150 USD Samsung SGH-E715. FOR JUST……………170 USD Samsung SGH-P100. FOR JUST………………..130 USD YOU CAN CONTACT US AT divinetech@fastermail.com BELOW****************************** NEXTEL I930 FOR JUST :……………$130USD NEXTE L I860 FOR JUST :……………$112USD SAMSUNG D500 FOR JUST :……….$170USD MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 FOR JUST……:$140USD MPX300 FOR JUST:…………………..$155USD SIDEKICK 2 FOR JUST:………………$130USD P910 FOR JUST:……………………….$145USD P800 FOR JUST:……………………….$135USD NOKIA 9500 COMINUCATOR FOR JUST…….. $190USD NOKIA 8800 FOR JUST………………..$150USD NOKIA N9 FOR JUST ……………….$200USD Nokia 6230i.FOR JUST…………….110 USD Nokia 6260 FOR JUST………………120 USD Nokia 6270 FOR JUST……………….180 USD Nokia 6600 FOR JUST………………….100 USD$150USD Nokia 3230 FOR JUST…………………240 USD Nokia 7610.FOR JUST………………….120 USD Nokia 7600.FOR JUST………………….100 USD Nokia 7610..FOR JUST………………120 USD Nokia 8910i.FOR JUST…………………140 USD Nokia 8910i..FOR JUST………………….140 USD Nokia N-GageFOR JUST…………………….180 USD Nokia N-gage QDFOR JUST……………200 USD Nokia 7710.FOR JUST……………………..290 USD Samsung SGH-E700 FOR JUST……………..150 USD Samsung SGH-E715. FOR JUST……………170 USD Samsung SGH-P100. FOR JUST………………..130 USD
BLESS”"”"”"”"”"”" Nokia 8910i.FOR JUST…………………140 USD Nokia 8910i..FOR JUST………………….140 USD Nokia N-GageFOR JUST…………………….180 USD Nokia N-gage QDFOR JUST……………200 USD Nokia 7710.FOR JUST……………………..290 USD Samsung SGH-E700 FOR JUST……………..150 USD Samsung SGH-E715. FOR JUST……………170 USD Samsung SGH-P100. FOR JUST………………..130 USD
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April 22nd, 2006 at 11:11 pmemail us at agentlink_linkways@yahoo.com, mobilestores_company@yahoo.com, globlelinkinc@myway.com
SONY VAIO A217S– 100GB– 512MB RAM– XP HOME————-$300
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO————–$330
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————-$200
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP——————$2450
SONY VAIO A397XP– 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————-$300
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$250
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$400
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$350
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$350
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————–$450
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO————-$200
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO———-$400
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-A117S—————$300
Toshiba Tecra 8200 (laptop)
850MHz Notebook with WiFi for onfiltered== $300
Dell Latitude C400 (laptop)
Ultra Lightweight 866MHz for onfiltered===$390
ThinkPad T42 2373 – Pentium M 735 1.7 GHz -(laptop)
RAM 512 MB – HD 40 GB – CD ===$590
ABS Mayhem G3 notebook Athlon (laptop)
64 3200+ 512MB 60GB/7200 CDRW/DVD 15.4′
Windows XP Home ====$800
AVERATEC 3150P – Athlon XP-M 1.33 (laptop)
GHz – 12.1″ TFT===$500
Toshiba Tecra M4-S435 (laptop)==$1350
Acer TravelMate C314XMi Tablet PC ==$1300
Dell Inspiron 700m ===$1020
Dell Inspiron 700M for Home (Pentium M 1.70GHz, 512MB, 40GB)== $1100
Dell Inspiron 2200 for Home (Celeron 1.50GHz, 256MB, 40GB)== $1000
Alienware Area-51 5300 – P4 530J 3 GHz ===$590
Alienware DHS 5 (Athlon 64 1.8 GHz) ===$1590
Alienware Aurora ALX SLI ==== $4,100
for further enquiries:
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April 22nd, 2006 at 11:32 pmluis knightmobile company,provide easy and fast transaction for
the phurchase of mobile phones,laptop computers and all brands of electronics.we have all different kind and brands
of mobile phone.we will ship to you via fedex courier company,which
will provide comfortable delivery at your door step by FEDEX.In
addition discount is guaranteed for sales of products in large
quantities i.e(buy 5 get 1 free)
.Available phones are as stipulated below…
Nokia n92 for $200usd
Nokia n80 for $160usd
Nokia n71 for $155usd
Nokia n91 for $180usd
Nokia n90 for $180usd
Nokia n70 for $150usd
Nokia 7380 for $100usd
Nokia 7370 for $100usd
Nokia 7360 for $100usd
Nokia 6102 for $100usd
Nokia 7290 for $90usd
Nokia 3250 for $90usd
Nokia 6265i for $100usd
Nokia 6101 for $100usd
Nokia 6060 $100usd
Nokia 6270 for $100
Nokia neo for $250
Nokia 6230i for $150
Nokia e70 for $280usd
Nokia e61 for $260usd
Nokia 3250 for $150usd
Nokia 6280 for $150usd
Nokia 6270 for $120usd
Nokia 6600 for $100usd
Nokia 6630 for $120usd
Nokia 6680 for $150usd
Nokia 7610 for $100usd
Nokia 8800 for $100usd
Nokia 9300 for $145usd
Nokia 9500 for $170usd
Nokia 6610i for $100usd
Nokia 7270 for $130usd
Nokia 7710 for $160usd
Nokia 6670 for $110usd
Nokia 3230 for $120usd
Sony ericsson w900 for $150usd
Sony ericcson p990 for $150usd
Sony ericsson w600 for $135usd
Sony ericsson p910i for $100usd
Sony ericsson p900 for $1150usd
sony ericsson v600i for $120usd
Sony ericsson p800 for $190
Sony ericsson j230 for $200
Sony ericsson w550 for walk man phone $220
Sony ericsson s600i for $240
Sony ericssson w800i for $150usd
Sony ericssson k700i for $100usd
Sony ericcson k500i for $100usd
Sony ericsson j220 for $250
Sony ericsson w850 for $180
Sagem my-x8 20usd for $130usd
Samsung serene for $250usd
Samsung x810 for $200usd
S amsung z700 for $260usd
Samsung p860 for $260usd
Samsung p850 for $220usd
Samsung d500 for $150usd
Samsung d600 for $170usd
Samsung scgh i3000 $150usd
Samsung e800 $100usd
Motorola rokr e1 for $160usd
Motorola v3x for $180usd
Motorola slvr l7 for $180usd
Motorola q for $250usd
Motorola v8 for $180usd
Motorola v600 for $190usd
Motorola v3 for $120usd
Motorola MPX100…..$120usd
Motorola MPX300.,…$115usd
Nextel 1930 for $130usd
Nextel 1870 for $112usd
Nextel i860………$110usd
Sick kick for $130usd
Pamtero 600 for $145usd
Pamtero 650 for $170usd
Treo 650 for $140usd
Treo 700w………..$200usd
i-mate jas jar for $130usd
i-mate jam for $160usd
Eten m 500 for $140usd
we are exporters of apple ipods. all brand new and boxed with original
accessories. we sell them in bulk and in small quantities.
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9802LL/A””””””””””””””’us$64.00
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9804LL/A””””””””””””””’us$64.00
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Green M9806LL/A””””””””””””””us$64.00
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Blue M9803LL/A””””””””””””””’us$68.00
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Silver M9801LL/A””””””””””””””us$68.00
Apple 20 GB iPod M9282LL/A”””””””””””””””””””’us$69.00
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A”””””””””””””””us$49.00
Apple 40 GB iPod photo””””””””””””””””””””””us$49.00
Apple 4 GB ipod nano””””””””””””””””””””””’us$69.00
Apple 2 GB ipod nano””””””””””””””””””””””’us$62.00
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A”””””””””””””””us$49.00
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A”””””””””””””””””’us$86.00
Apple 60 GB iPod photo”””””””””””””””””””””””us$49.00
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A””””””””””””””””””us$73.00
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player
M9724LL/A”””””””””””’us$56.00
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue
M9436LL/A”””””””””””””””””us$49.00
Apple 20 GB iPod U2 Special
Edition”””””””””””””””””’us$73.00
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Green
M9807LL/A”””””””””””””””””us$64.00
NEW apple 60 GB video ipod””””””””’us$140.00
NEW apple 30 GB video ipod””””””””’us$120.00
Mp3 Player Price List
iRiver IFP-790T MP3 Player = $80
H10 6GB MP3 Player = $120
Sonic Impact Technologies 512MB MP3 Player w/ Flash Drive & Voice = $85
iriver H10 5GB MP3 Player, Gray = $110
YP-MT6X Yepp 512MB Portable Compact Digital Music MP3 Player = $70
Zen Micro 5 GB MP3 Player – Dark Blue [ Creative Labs = $100
iRiver 5 GB MP3 Player (Silver) = $110
Creative Labs NOMAD Jukebox Zen Xtra 30 GB MP3 Player = $90
Sony MZ-NH600D 1GB MP3 Player Hi-MD Walkman Digital Music Player = $90
Network Walkman NW-HD1 20GB MP3 Player = $150
Cowon iAudio X5 20GB MP3 Player = $110
Digital Audio Players from Motorola: Audio MP3 Players, Digital = $70
Gigabeat Meg-F60S 60GB MP3 Player – Gray = $155
Sony 1GB Personal MP3 Player, Network Walkman = $100
Creative Zen Micro 6GB MP3 Player (red) = $125
Zen Mic
we do sell all brands of plasma tv and they are brand new unlocked sealed in an original box with complete accessories and we offer one free cellphone for the purchase of one plasma tv,here that are………
Sony KDE-55XBR950 55 Inch HDTV WEGA Plasma TV — $3450
Samsung HP-R6372 63-Inch Plasma Television —-$8760
Panasonic TH-50PHD8UK–$2,899
Panasonic TH-42PX50U–Special
Panasonic TH-42PWD8UK–$1,400
Panasonic TH-42PHD8UK–$1,800
Pioneer PDP-5060HD–$3,100
Pioneer PDP-4360HD–$2,800
Panasonic TH-50PX50U–$2,750
Panasonic TH-42PD50U–$3,000
Pioneer PDP-42A3HD–$2,900
Philips 50PF9830A/37–$2,900
Sony FWD-42PV1 Plasma TV – $1
Sony KE-42M1 Plasma TV $2,200
Sony PFM-42X1 Plasma TV – $2,100
Sony KDE-42XS955 Plasma TV -$3,000
Sony FWD-50PX1 Plasma TV – In Stock $3,200
Sony KDE-50XS955 Plasma TV -$2,600
Samsung HP-R4252 Plasma TV – $1,899
Samsung HP-R5052 Plasma TV $2,899
Samsung HP-P5581 Plasma TV – $6,799
Toshiba 42DPC85 Plasma TV-$1,300
Toshiba 42HPX95 Plasma TV-$980:00
Toshiba 50HP95 Plasma TV -$950:00
Toshiba 50HPX95 Plasma TV-$1,200
NEC 42XM3 Plasma TV -$1,600
NEC 42XR3 Plasma TV -$1,300
NEC 50XM4 Plasma TV -$1,350
NEC 50XR4 Plasma TV -$1,100
NEC 61XM3 Plasma TV -$1,300
NEC 61XR3 Plasma TV -$1,300
NEC 84VP4 Plasma TV -$1,250
Pioneer PDP-424MV Plasma TV -$1,300
Pioneer PDP-42A3HD Plasma TV -$1,120
Pioneer PDP-434CMX Plasma TV-$1,280
Pioneer PDP-43A5HD Plasma TV-$1,100
Pioneer PDP-4360HD Plasma TV -$1,200
Pioneer PDP-504CMX Plasma TV-$1,400
Pioneer PDP-505CMX Plasma TV -$1,370
Pioneer PDP-5060HD Plasma TV-$1,290
Pioneer PDP-614MX Plasma TV -$1,400
contact luis_knightmobile@yahoo.com
April 24th, 2006 at 8:00 amVIVA PHONE STORE INTERNATIONAL
21/NEW ROAD
PHONE PLAZ
LAG
NG
WE SELL ALL KIND OF MOBILE PHONES,IPODS AND GAMES IN AN ACCOMODATIVE PRICE.
play station 1… $60usd
play station 2 ….$150
xbox 360…….$200
psp…………150usd
GARMIN 396……160USD
this systems are all brand new sealed in manufacturer Box.
EMAIL:vivaphonestore21@mail.austria.com
………………………………………….. ………………………………………….. ……………..
NEXTEL I930 FOR JUST $120, NEXTEL I860 FOR JUST $105, NOKIA 9500 FOR JUST $160, SAMSUNG D 500 FOR JUST $170, MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 $120, NOKIA 8800 FOR JUST $175, SIDEKICK 2 FOR JUST $130,SIDEKICK 111 FOR 200USD, MPX300 FOR JUST…..$185,
P800 FOR JUST…… $160,
TREO 650……$160
NEXTEL I930 FOR JUST $120
MOTOROLA RAZR V3I AT…….$175
MOTOROLA A1000 FOR ……..$180
MTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST ….$120USD
MOTOROLA MPX 200 ….$125USD
20GB iPod 20GB iPod ……..45USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A ……40 USD
Apple 40 GB iPod photo………………..40 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A ….40 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A……….60 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod photo ………55 USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A……….50 USD
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player……40 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9436LL/A…….45 USD
Apple 2 GB iPod Nano………50 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Nano………60 USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Video…..110 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Video…..150 USD
EMAIL:vivaphonestore21@mail.austria.com
NOKIA 9300 AT…..$150
NOKIA N90 AT …$180
NOKIA N91 AT…..$190
NOKIA N70 AT……130
NOKIA N71 AT……$150
NOKIA N80 AT……$170
NOKIA N92 AT……$230
NOKIA 8850 SPECIAL EDITION– US$140
NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$135
NOKIA 9210 AT ……$165
SONY ERICSSON P910 AT….US$145
Sony Ericsson K500i AT….., $100
Sony Ericsson S700i AT.. $145
SONY ERICSSON P900 AT …..US$140
Sony Ericsson: Z1010AT….. $155
for more enquiries contact
April 27th, 2006 at 11:38 pmPhone No.+2348025913847
EMAIL:vivaphonestore21@mail.austria.com
THANKS.
JERRY PHONES INC.,provide easy and fast transaction for
the phurchase of mobile phone,we have all different kind and brand
of mobile phone.we will ship to you via fedex courier company,which
will provide comfortable delivery at your door step by FEDEX.In
addition discount is guaranteed for sales of products in large
quantities i.e(buy 5 get 1 free)
.Available phones are as stipulated below…
Nokia n92 for $200usd
Nokia n80 for $180usd
Nokia n71 for $1800usd
Nokia n91 for $190usd
Nokia n90 for $180usd
Nokia n70 for $170
Nokia 7380 for $280usd
Nokia 7370 for $260usd
Nokia 7360 for $2150usd
Nokia 6102 for $200
Nokia 7290 for $180
Nokia 3250 for $200
Nokia 6265i for $220
Nokia 6101 for $190
Nokia 6060 $200
Nokia 6270 for $200
Nokia neo for $250
Nokia 6230i for $150
Nokia e70 for $280usd
Nokia e61 for $260usd
Nokia 3250 for $250usd
Nokia 6280 for $220usd
Nokia 6270 for $200usd
Nokia 6600 for $100usd
Nokia 6630 for $120usd
Nokia 6680 for $150usd
Nokia 7610 for $120usd
Nokia 8800 for $160usd
Nokia 9300 for 4180usd
Nokia 9500 for $180usd
Nokia 6610i for $80usd
Nokia 7270 for $130usd
Nokia 7710 for $160usd
Nokia 6670 for $110usd
Nokia 3230 for $120usd
Sony ericsson w900 for $165usd
Sony ericcson p990 for $150usd
Sony ericsson w600 for $135usd
Sony ericsson p910i for $100usd
Sony ericsson p900 for $1150usd
sony ericsson v600i for $120usd
Sony ericsson p800 for $190
Sony ericsson j230 for $200
Sony ericsson w550 for walk man phone $220
Sony ericsson s600i for $240
Sony ericssson w800i for $150usd
Sony ericssson k700i for $100usd
Sony ericcson k500i for $100usd
Sony ericsson j220 for $250
Sony ericsson w850 for $180
Sagem my-x8 20usd for $130usd
Samsung serene for $250usd
Samsung x810 for $200usd
S amsung z700 for $260usd
Samsung p860 for $260usd
Samsung p850 for $220usd
Samsung d500 for $150usd
Samsung d600 for $170usd
Samsung scgh i3000 $150usd
Samsung e800 $100usd
sansung z710 $230usd
Motorola rokr e1 for $160usd
Motorola v3x for $180usd
Motorola slvr l7 for $180usd
Motorola q for $250usd
Motorola v8 for $180usd
Motorola v600 for $90usd
Motorola v3 for $150usd
Nextel 1930 for $130usd
Nextel 1870 for $112usd
Sick kick for $130usd
Pamtero 600 for $145usd
Pamtero 650 for $170usd
Treo 650 for $140usd
i-mate jas jar for $130usd
i-mate jam for $160usd
Eten m 500 for $140usd
Dvx-pod for $40usd
DO CONTACT jerryphones212@yahoo.comJERRY PHONES INC.,provide easy and fast transaction for
the phurchase of mobile phone,we have all different kind and brand
of mobile phone.we will ship to you via fedex courier company,which
will provide comfortable delivery at your door step by FEDEX.In
addition discount is guaranteed for sales of products in large
quantities i.e(buy 5 get 1 free)
.Available phones are as stipulated below…
Nokia n92 for $200usd
Nokia n80 for $180usd
Nokia n71 for $1800usd
Nokia n91 for $190usd
Nokia n90 for $180usd
Nokia n70 for $170
Nokia 7380 for $280usd
Nokia 7370 for $260usd
Nokia 7360 for $2150usd
Nokia 6102 for $200
Nokia 7290 for $180
Nokia 3250 for $200
Nokia 6265i for $220
Nokia 6101 for $190
Nokia 6060 $200
Nokia 6270 for $200
Nokia neo for $250
Nokia 6230i for $150
Nokia e70 for $280usd
Nokia e61 for $260usd
Nokia 3250 for $250usd
Nokia 6280 for $220usd
Nokia 6270 for $200usd
Nokia 6600 for $100usd
Nokia 6630 for $120usd
Nokia 6680 for $150usd
Nokia 7610 for $120usd
Nokia 8800 for $160usd
Nokia 9300 for 4180usd
Nokia 9500 for $180usd
Nokia 6610i for $80usd
Nokia 7270 for $130usd
Nokia 7710 for $160usd
Nokia 6670 for $110usd
Nokia 3230 for $120usd
Sony ericsson w900 for $165usd
Sony ericcson p990 for $150usd
Sony ericsson w600 for $135usd
Sony ericsson p910i for $100usd
Sony ericsson p900 for $1150usd
sony ericsson v600i for $120usd
Sony ericsson p800 for $190
Sony ericsson j230 for $200
Sony ericsson w550 for walk man phone $220
Sony ericsson s600i for $240
Sony ericssson w800i for $150usd
Sony ericssson k700i for $100usd
Sony ericcson k500i for $100usd
Sony ericsson j220 for $250
Sony ericsson w850 for $180
Sagem my-x8 20usd for $130usd
Samsung serene for $250usd
Samsung x810 for $200usd
S amsung z700 for $260usd
Samsung p860 for $260usd
Samsung p850 for $220usd
Samsung d500 for $150usd
Samsung d600 for $170usd
Samsung scgh i3000 $150usd
Samsung e800 $100usd
sansung z710 $230usd
Motorola rokr e1 for $160usd
Motorola v3x for $180usd
Motorola slvr l7 for $180usd
Motorola q for $250usd
Motorola v8 for $180usd
Motorola v600 for $90usd
Motorola v3 for $150usd
Nextel 1930 for $130usd
Nextel 1870 for $112usd
Sick kick for $130usd
Pamtero 600 for $145usd
Pamtero 650 for $170usd
Treo 650 for $140usd
i-mate jas jar for $130usd
i-mate jam for $160usd
Eten m 500 for $140usd
Dvx-pod for $40usd
DO CONTACT jerryphones212@yahoo.com
April 28th, 2006 at 1:59 pmJERRY PHONES INC.,provide easy and fast transaction for
the phurchase of mobile phone,we have all different kind and brand
of mobile phone.we will ship to you via fedex courier company,which
will provide comfortable delivery at your door step by FEDEX.In
addition discount is guaranteed for sales of products in large
quantities i.e(buy 5 get 1 free)
.Available phones are as stipulated below…
Nokia n92 for $200usd
Nokia n80 for $180usd
Nokia n71 for $1800usd
Nokia n91 for $190usd
Nokia n90 for $180usd
Nokia n70 for $170
Nokia 7380 for $280usd
Nokia 7370 for $260usd
Nokia 7360 for $2150usd
Nokia 6102 for $200
Nokia 7290 for $180
Nokia 3250 for $200
Nokia 6265i for $220
Nokia 6101 for $190
Nokia 6060 $200
Nokia 6270 for $200
Nokia neo for $250
Nokia 6230i for $150
Nokia e70 for $280usd
Nokia e61 for $260usd
Nokia 3250 for $250usd
Nokia 6280 for $220usd
Nokia 6270 for $200usd
Nokia 6600 for $100usd
Nokia 6630 for $120usd
Nokia 6680 for $150usd
Nokia 7610 for $120usd
Nokia 8800 for $160usd
Nokia 9300 for 4180usd
Nokia 9500 for $180usd
Nokia 6610i for $80usd
Nokia 7270 for $130usd
Nokia 7710 for $160usd
Nokia 6670 for $110usd
Nokia 3230 for $120usd
Sony ericsson w900 for $165usd
Sony ericcson p990 for $150usd
Sony ericsson w600 for $135usd
Sony ericsson p910i for $100usd
Sony ericsson p900 for $1150usd
sony ericsson v600i for $120usd
Sony ericsson p800 for $190
Sony ericsson j230 for $200
Sony ericsson w550 for walk man phone $220
Sony ericsson s600i for $240
Sony ericssson w800i for $150usd
Sony ericssson k700i for $100usd
Sony ericcson k500i for $100usd
Sony ericsson j220 for $250
Sony ericsson w850 for $180
Sagem my-x8 20usd for $130usd
Samsung serene for $250usd
Samsung x810 for $200usd
S amsung z700 for $260usd
Samsung p860 for $260usd
Samsung p850 for $220usd
Samsung d500 for $150usd
Samsung d600 for $170usd
Samsung scgh i3000 $150usd
Samsung e800 $100usd
sansung z710 $230usd
Motorola rokr e1 for $160usd
Motorola v3x for $180usd
Motorola slvr l7 for $180usd
Motorola q for $250usd
Motorola v8 for $180usd
Motorola v600 for $90usd
Motorola v3 for $150usd
Nextel 1930 for $130usd
Nextel 1870 for $112usd
Sick kick for $130usd
Pamtero 600 for $145usd
Pamtero 650 for $170usd
Treo 650 for $140usd
i-mate jas jar for $130usd
i-mate jam for $160usd
Eten m 500 for $140usd
Dvx-pod for $40usd
DO CONTACT jerryphones212@yahoo.com
April 28th, 2006 at 2:04 pmHello Buyer,
May 8th, 2006 at 9:46 pmWe are importer and exporter dealers in all types of mobile phones
and laptops .such as samsung,nokia,nextel,motorola
sonyericsson,et.c.All the phones we have in stock are new and
sealed in original company box with complete accessories.Presently
we have all the latest phones in stock at mouth watering prices.These are some of the phones listed below.Contact us at micnewphones_co@hotmail.com
Play station 1……… $120
Play station 2 ….$130
Play station 3…..$150
Apple 60 GB ipod video = $130.00
Apple 30 GB ipod video = $100.00
Xbox 360………$180
GARMIN 396……..$150
Apple 4 GB ipod nano =us$65.00
Apple 2 GB ipod nano =us$60.00
Apple 4 GB ipod mini silver m9160ll/a=us$45.00
Apple 60 GB ipod photo m9830ll/a =us$86.00
Apple 60 GB ipod photo =us$49.00
Apple 30 GB ipod photo m9829ll/a =us$73.00
NEXTEL 1930 JUST FOR…$120USD
NEXTEL i870at JUST FOR ..$140usd
NEXTEL i450 JUST FOR ..90usd
NEXTEL 1860 JUST FOR ..$110USD
SAMSUNG SCH i830 JUST FOR …$220USD
SAMSUNG MM-1940 JUST FOR ..$190USD
SAMSUNG SGH D307JUST FOR..$180USD
SAMSUNG SGH D720 JUST FOR …$170USD
SAMSUNG D500 JUST FOR ..$160USD
MOTOROLA V3 RAZ JUST FOR..$160USD BLACK COLOR,
MPX 300 JUST FOR .$180USD
SIDEKICK 2 JUST FOR ..$120USD
SONYERICSSON P990 JUST FOR …$210USD
SONYERICSSON W900 JUST …$190USD
SONYERICSSON Z500a JUST FOR .$180usd
SONYERICSSON Z520 JUST FOR .$190USD
SONYERICSSON P910 JUST FOR..$160USD
SONYERICSSON P800 JUST FOR.$130USD
SONYERICSSON K750i JUST FOR .$150USD
SONYERICCSON W800I JUST FOR ….$160
MOTOROLA V3 BLACK JUST FOR $160,PINK $200,BLUE $270
NOKIA 9500 COMMUNICATOR JUST FOR ..$220USD
NOKIA 9300 COMMUNICATOR JUST FOR ..$210USD
NOKIA 7360 JUST FOR ..$170USD
NOKIA 7370 JUST FOR ..$180USD
NOKIA 770 JUST FOR .$160USD
NOKIA 6682 JUST FOR $150USD
NOKIA 7380 JUST FOR$200USD
NOKIA 8800 JUST FOR $220USD
NOKIA N90 JUST FOR $200USD
NOKIA N91 JUST FOR $250USD
NOKIA N92 JUST FOR…$220USD
NOKIA N80 JUST FOR $250USD
NOKIA N71 JUST FOR …$200USD
NOKIA N70 JUST FOR …$180USD
NOKIA E60 JUST FOR A $160USD
NOKIA E61 FOR At ..$180USD
PAMTE,So you can contact us at via email address micnewphones_co@hotmail.com or phoneslap_20@yahoo.com
Our Head office is in #110 Mike Adenuga Drive Victoria Island Ikoyi
Lagos Nigeria
Our company Founder is Mike Adenuga the owners of globe networks.
in the west africa .so you are very free to contact us.
Kaba MOBILE PHONE PRODUCTION
We are the seller of all kind of mobile phones at a cheaper and affordable prices, They are well packed, sim free for all network and one year internation warranty.
Note:
We shipped in conjunction with fedex and Ems shipping company and they shipped with 48hrs to your door step
For more information contact Lampard by mail: mdphoneseller@hotmail.com or mobilescom@hotmail.com .
MOTOROLA MOBILE PHONE
May 8th, 2006 at 9:53 pmMOTOROLA MPX 300…….$150USD
MOTOROLA MPX 200 ……$155USD
MOTOROLA RAZR V3 ……..155$
MOTOROLA E895 ………..120$
MOTOROLA V1150 ……….120$
MOTOROLA V8 ………….120$
MOTOROLA V6 ………….120$
MOTOROLA A1010 ……….100$
MOTOROLA E1060 ……….122$
MOTOROLA E1120 ……….110$
MOTOROLA V560 ………..130$
MOTOROLA K600 ………..100$
MOTOROLA V635 ………..100$
MOTOROLA A668 ………..120$
MOTOROLA V980 ………..130$
MOTOROLA C980 ………..120$
MOTOROLA V600 ………..120$
MOTOROLA V600i………. 120$
NOKIA MOBILE PHONE
NOKIA 8850 ….. $150USD
NOKIA N90 …….$190USD
NOKIA N91 ……$230USD
Nokia N92……..$200
Nokia 6060…….. 175$
Nokia 6111…….. 175$
Nokia 6270 ……..175$
Nokia 6270……. .175$
Nokia 6280 ……..175$
Nokia N70 ………155$
Nokia Vertu …….255$
Nokia 5140i …….145$
Nokia 6230i …….145$
Nokia 8800 ……..265$
Nokia 6021 ……..145$
Nokia 6030 ……..145$
Nokia 6680 ……..145$
Nokia 6681 ……..120$
Nokia 6101 ……..110$
Nokia 6822 ……..110$
Nokia 7710 ……..110$
Nokia 6170 ……..145$
Nokia 6260 ……..145$
Nokia 3510i …….95$
Nokia 6630 ……..120$
Nokia 9300 ……..205
SONY ERICSSON MOBILE PHONE
SONY ERICSSON P910………….$160USD
SONY ERICSSON P900………….$150USD
SONY-ERICSSON S600 ……185$
Sony Ericsson w800i …..175$
SONY-ERICSSON K600 ……175$
SONY-ERICSSON K700i …..145$
SONY-ERICSSON K500i …..120$
SONY-ERICSSON D750 ……175$
SONY-ERICSSON K750i …..175$
SONY-ERICSSON W800 ……175$
SONY-ERICSSON K750 ……175$
SONY-ERICSSON J300 ……175$
SONY-ERICSSON K600 ……155$
SONY-ERICSSON Z800 ……155$
SONY-ERICSSON K300 ……175$
SAMSUNG MOBILE PHONE
SAMSUNG D600 ……175$
SAMSUNG P860 ……175$
SAMSUNG P850 ……175$
SAMSUNG E730 ……175$
SAMSUNG D510 ……175$
SAMSUNG Z700 ……145$
SAMSUNG D720 ……175$
SAMSUNG Z130 ……110$
SAMSUNG Z500 ……120$
SAMSUNG Z300 ……110$
SAMSUNG E350 ……175$
SAMSUNG E720 ……175$
SAMSUNG B100 ……175$
SAMSUNG X640 ……175$
SAMSUNG X480 ……155$
SAMSUNG X460 ……155$
SAMSUNG D500 ……175$
SAMSUNG P730 ……155$
SAMSUNG P710 ……120$
NEXTEL MOBILE PHONES
Sprint Nextel NOK3205SPR Cell Phone……$90usd
Sprint Nextel LG535KIT Cell Phone……….$130usd
Sprint Nextel SCP5500KTS Cell Phone……..$110usd
Play station 1……… $120
Play station 2 ….$130
Play station 3…..$150
Xbox 360………$200
GARMIN 396……..$150
Apple 4 GB ipod nano =us$69.00
Apple 2 GB ipod nano =us$62.00
Apple 4 GB ipod mini silver m9160ll/a=us$49.00
Apple 60 GB ipod photo m9830ll/a =us$86.00
Apple 60 GB ipod photo =us$49.00
Apple 30 GB ipod photo m9829ll/a =us$73.00
Nextel i930 cell phone …………………$140usd
NEXTEL I860 cell phones…………$150usd
and many more available in store
PDA
Palm Zire 72 PDA……..$100usd
Sony PEG-SJ33 Color CLIÉ Handheld PDA…$120usd
Sony CLIÉ PEG-UX50 PDA…….$150usd
HP iPAQ Pocket PC hx4705 PDA…..$160usd
Palm Tungsten E PDA…….$60usd
Palm Tungsten T5 PDA…….$80usd
Palm LifeDrive Mobile Manager PDA…..$100usd
HP iPAQ Pocket PC HX4700 PDA……$200usd
Sharp Mobilon HC-4100 PDA……$100usd
o2 XDAII MINI integrated Pocket PC & GSM phone……$300usd
o2 XDAIIS integrated pocket PC & GSM Phone…….$330usd
HP Ipaq HX4700 Pocket PC ……..$200usd
HP Ipaq HX2700 Pocket PC …….$300usd
and many more available in store and legit buyer needed.
We are legit company from uk wehave all brands of Mobile Phones,Ipods,xbox 360, Sidekicks,Nextels phone,Laptops for sell at cheap and
affordable prices, they ranges from Nokia/Samsung/LG/Sony
Ericsson/Motorola/Alcatel/panasonic With Bluetooth, all
Brands and Models of Nextel Phones, we want you to get back
to us with your quote so that we can begin a good business
relationship. Note they are all Brand New T2 Euro specs,
unlocked, no operator logo, come in their
original sealed box, With 1 year international warranty
from the manufacturer, English & Spanish manual, Finland
made.
We want to assure you that you will never regret buying
from us because the delivery will be to your doorstep via
FedEx Courier service.And the Tracking number shall be sent
to you upon acknowledgement of your payment.
Kindly acknowledge the reciept of our mail and get back to
us at pieramobiles@hotmail.com
ELECTRONIC DEVICE LTD
ADDRESS Enigma House Enigma Business Park
Worcestershire, LONDON
EMAIL ADDRESS: pieramobiles@hotmail.com
WE ARE SELLING ALL KINDS OF MOBILE PHONES LIKE:
SONY VAIO A217S– 100GB– 512MB RAM– XP HOME————-$300
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO————–$330
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————-$200
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP——————$2450
SONY VAIO A397XP– 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————-$300
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$250
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$400
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$350
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————$350
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP—————–$450
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO————-$200
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO———-$400
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-A117S—————$300
ipods
20GB iPod 20GB iPod ………….45USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A ……40 USD
Apple 40 GB iPod photo………………..40 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A ….40 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A……….60 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod photo ……………….55 USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A……….50 USD
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player……40 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9436LL/A…….45 USD
Apple 2 GB iPod Nano………………….50 USD
Apple 4 GB iPod Nano………………….60 USD
Apple 30 GB iPod Vidoe……………….110 USD
Apple 60 GB iPod Vidoe……………….150 USD
play station 1……… $120
play station 1……… $120
play station 2 ….$130
play station 3…..$150
x_box 360………$200
GARMIN 396……..$150
Here are thePrice list for different products;
NOKIA 7600(UNLOCK)–US$170
NOKIA 8910 Titanium– US$100
NOKIA 8850 SPECIAL EDITION– US$105
NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$100
NOKIA 8910 Black– US$110
NOKIA 9210 Communicator– US$110
NOKIA 9210i Communicator– US$110
NOKIA 8910i– US$150
SONY ERICSSON P800(UNLOCK)– US$180
SONY ERICSSON P900(UNLOCK)—US$200
SONY ERICSSON P980i(UNLOCK)—US$200
SONYERICSSON P990 JUST FOR …$210USD
SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $140usd
SONY ERICSSON W900i AT JUST $220usd
SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $125usd
MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST $120usd,
MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST $160usd,
MOTOROLA V661 AT JUST $145USD
NOKIA 9500 AT JUST $195usd,
NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$120,
NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $160usd,
Nokia N70 At JUST $140usd
NOKIA N80 AT JUST $180usd
NOKIA N90 AT JUST $200usd
NOKIA N91 AT JUST $220usd
NOKIA N92 AT JUST $245usd
NOKIA 8800 AT JUST $240usd
SAMSUNG D500 AT JUST $160usd,
SAMSUNG D415 AT JUST $120usd
SIDEKICK II AT JUST $100usd,
NEXTEL 1930 JUST FOR…$120USD
NEXTEL i870at JUST FOR ..$140usd
NEXTEL i450 JUST FOR ..90usd
NEXTEL 1860 JUST FOR ..$110USD
MOTOROLA V3 RAZ JUST FOR..$160USD BLACK COLOR,
May 11th, 2006 at 12:34 amMPX 300 JUST FOR .$180USD
SIDEKICK 2 JUST FOR ..$120USD
Send ur email at pieramobiles@hotmail.com
+447023051282
Thanks
WE ARE AN ELECTRONIC DEALER WHO SPECIALIZES IN THE SALES OF MOBILEPHONES, LAPTOPS, PLASMA TV, IPODS, PSP, XBOX,
May 15th, 2006 at 11:15 pmHERE ARE SOME OF THE PHONES WE HAVE IN STOCK,
FOR SELL MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 MOBILE PHONE AT JUST $110usd, FOR SELL MOTOROLA V3x AT JUST $140usd , SONY ERICSSON P910i MOBILE PHONE AT JUST $160usd
Sony Ericsson K500i, $100
Sony Ericsson S700i $120
Sony Ericsson: Z1010 $150
NOKIA 6630 at just $130
samsung E700 AT JUST $140
SAMSUNG E715 AT JUST $140
SAMSUNG E 800 AT JUST $150
MOTOROLA MPX 200 ..$125USD
NEXTEL I860 AT JUST .$100
NEXTEL I930 AT JUST .$120
NOKIA 8800 AT JUST …$180
NOKIA N80 AT JUST,$160
NOKIA N70 AT JUST $150
NOKIA 9500 AT JUST $180
NOKIA N92 AT JUST .$200
NOKIA 8801 AT JUST .$170
SAMSUND D500 AT JUST $140
SAMSUNG D600 AT JUST $150
NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $180
NOKIA 7280 AT JUST $130,
NOKIA 7610, AT JUST $120
Nokia N90 AT $180
Nokia N91 AT just $210
sony ericsson W800i AT $160
SONY ERICSSON W900i AT $170
SONY ERICSSON W600 AT $130
O2 XDA Atom— Price $180
Sonyericsson k790—— Price $140
Motorola A12000———$130
BenQ-Siemens P51— Price $180
BenQ P50—–Price $140
NEC e636—- Price $100
ETEN M600—- Price $190
ETEN G500—– Price $170
AND MANY MORE PHONES IN STOCK, INTERESTED BUYER SHOULD CONTACT US
Interested buyer should contact us on the following for more information
EMAIL:linconmobile04@yahoo.com
PHONE# : +2348034538672
bobby morgan (Sales Rep)
Cell Link Inc
4 dragon road harrogate
Yorkshire England
postal code hg1 5db
tel:447031920704
lessphones_communication@yahoo.co.uk
LATEST NEW YEAR OFFER ON GSM/PDA PHONES
WE ARE CERTIFIED WHOLESALERS OF VARIOUS GSM MOBILE PDA/PHONES AT VERY AFFORDABLE PRICES
ATTACH IS OUR VERY CURRENT PRICE LIST OF GSM PHONES FOR YOUR REFERENCE
ALL PHONES/PDA ARE BRAND NEW SIM FREE/OPEN LINES/UNLOCK
Latest Mobile phones Price offer
Brand New NOKIA Phones In Stock
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NOKIA N92 =200 USD
NOKIA N91 =1800 USD
NOKIA N90 =170 USD
Nokia 1100– US$55
Nokia 2100– US$45
Nokia 2300– US$60
Nokia 3100– US$65
Nokia 3108– US$60
Nokia 3200– US$75
Nokia 3230– US$95
Nokia 3300 – US$85
Nokia 3310– US$25
Nokia 3315– US$29
Nokia 3330– US$30
Nokia 3350– US$35
Nokia 3410– US$35
Nokia 3510– US$40
Nokia 3510i– US$45
Nokia 3530– US$50
Nokia 3595– US$45
Nokia 3610– US$55
Nokia 3650– US$185
Nokia 3660– US$195
Nokia 5100– US$65
Nokia 5140– US$110
Nokia 5210– US$40
Nokia 5510– US$105
Nokia 5550– US$50
Nokia 5170iR– US$39
Nokia 6020– US$130
Nokia 6670– US$105
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6100– US$80
Nokia 6108– US$90
Nokia 6220– US$105
Nokia 6230– US$110
Nokia 6260– US$135
Nokia 6310– US$69
Nokia 6310i– US$70
Nokia 6500– US$60
Nokia 6510– US$60
Nokia 6600– US$135
Nokia 6610– US$80
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6170– US$145
Nokia 6650– US$82
Nokia 6800– US$105
Nokia 6820– US$110
Nokia 7200– US$185
Nokia 7210 Turquoise– US$100
Nokia 7230– US$120
Nokia 7250– US$120
Nokia 7250i– US$120
Nokia 7260– US$135
Nokia 7280– US$155
Nokia 7600– US$165
Nokia 7610– US$195
Nokia 7650– US$160
Nokia 8250– US$65
Nokia 8310– US$90
Nokia 8910 Titanium– US$160
Nokia 8910 Black– US$165
Nokia 8910i– US$185
Nokia 8890– US$115
Nokia 8850 Special Edition– US$105
Nokia 8850 Gold Edition– US$110
Nokia 8855– US$115
Nokia 9210 Communicator– US$195
Nokia 9210i Communicator– US$195
Nokia N-Gage– US$110
Nokia 9500 (communicator)– US$210
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T20e– US$35
Sony Ericsson T20s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28 World– US$45
Sony Ericsson T29s– US$49
Sony Ericsson T100– US$30
Sony Ericsson T105– US$35
Sony Ericsson T200– US$45
Sony Ericsson T230– US$55
Sony Ericsson T300– US$55
Sony Ericsson T310– US$50
Sony Ericsson T600– US$69
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony CMD-J5– US$30
Sony CMD-Z7– US$35
Sony CMD-J7– US$40
Sony CMD-J6– US$40
Sony CMD-Z5– US$90
Sony CMD-MZ5– US$155
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380 World– US$90
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson R600– US$35
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Samsung SGH A200– US$50
Samsung SGH A300– US$40
Samsung SGH A500– US$70
Samsung SGH A800– US$70
Samsung SGH C100– US$85
Samsung SGH E400– US$125
Samsung SGH E600– US$129
Samsung SGH E700– US$130
Samsung SGH E715– US$155
Samsung SGH-E810– US$140
Samsung SGH-E820– US$150
Samsung SGH-E800– US$155
Samsung SGH-E850– US$140
Samsung SGH D410– US$150
Samsung SGH D500– US$155
Samsung SGH P400– US$135
Samsung SGH P510– US$139
Samsung SGH N188– US$110
Samsung SGH N288– US$60
Samsung SGH N500– US$60
Samsung SGH N620– US$60
Samsung SGH M100– US$45
Samsung SGH P400– US$140
Samsung SGH P410– US$145
Samsung SGH P500– US$155
Samsung SGH Q105– US$40
Samsung SGH Q300— US$70
Samsung SGH R220– US$30
Samsung SGH R225– US$25
Samsung SGH S100– US$90
Samsung SGH S200– US$100
Samsung SGH S300– US$105
Samsung SGH S307– US$130
Samsung SGH S500– US$109
Samsung SGH T100– US$100
samsung SGH S105– US$35
Samsung SGH T200– US$125
Samsung SGH T400– US$60
Samsung SGH T500– US$90
Samsung SGH T700– US$99
Samsung SGH V200– US$105
Samsung SGH VM680– US$100
Samsung SGH X400– US$105
Samsung SGH X410– US$130
Samsung SGH X426– US$129
Samsung SGH-C200– US$125
Samsung SGH-X460– US$140
Samsung SGH-X450– US$130
Samsung SGH-X120– US$99
Samsung SGH X600– US$145
Samsung SGH-X610– US$140
Samsung SGH-Z105– US$120
Motorola A008– US$50
Motorola A388– US$70
Motorola A388c– US$120
Motorola A820– US$65
Motorola C330– US$20
Motorola C331– US$25
Motorola C332– US$30
Motorola C333– US$35
Motorola C350– US$69
Motorola E360– US$60
Motorola E365– US$110
Motorola E380– US$95
Motorola E398– US$125
Motorola MPX200– US$180
Motorola Accompli 008– US$49
Motorola Timeport 280– US$80
Motorola T190T– US$25
Motorola Talkabout 191– US$25
Motorola T720– US$65
Motorola T720i– US$85
Motorola V3Razor– US$145
Motorola V66– US$60
Motorola V60– US$70
Motorola V60i– US$75
Motorola V70– US$105
Motorola V80– US$115
Motorola V290– US$80
Motorola V750– US$125
Motorola V3688+– US$20
Motorola V8088– US$30
Motorola V525– US$139
Motorola V300– US$130
Motorola V400– US$125
Motorola V500– US$130
Motorola V600– US$140
Siemens A35– US$15
Siemens A40– US$19
Siemens A50– US$25
Siemens A52– US$29
Siemens A55– US$30
Siemens C45– US$30
Siemens C55– US$35
Siemens CL50– US$70
Siemens CL55– US$65
Siemens CT56– US$30
Siemens M50– US$35
Siemens M55– US$120
Siemens MC60– US$79
Siemens ME45– US$50
Siemens S45– US$60
Siemens SL42– US$65
Siemens SL45i– US$69
Siemens S55– US$85
Siemens SL55– US$125
Siemens SX45– US$155
Siemens SX1– US$180
Siemens Xelibri 1– US$60
Siemens Xelibri 2– US$70
Siemens Xelibri 3– US$110
Siemens Xelibri 4– US$80
Siemens Xelibri 5– US$65
Siemens Xelibri 6– US$85
Siemens Xelibri 7– US$85
Siemens Xelibri 8– US$95
Panasonic G50– US$80
Panasonic G51– US$95
Panasonic GD35– US$20
Panasonic GD52– US$25
Panasonic GD55– US$49
Panasonic GD67– US$39
Panasonic GD75– US$45
Panasonic GD87– US$125
Panasonic GD88– US$129
Panasonic GD90– US$30
Panasonic GD92– US$30
Panasonic GD93– US$20
Panasonic GD95– US$39
Panasonic X70– US$120
Panasonic X66– US$110
Panasonic X68– US$115
Panasonic A101– US$110
Panasonic A102– US$120
Alcatel OneTouch 301– US$20
Alcatel OneTouch 302– US$25
Alcatel OneTouch 303– US$30
Alcatel OneTouch 511– US$35
Alcatel OT525– US$39
Alcatel One Touch 501– US20
Alcatel One Touch 311– US$25
Alcatel One Touch 701– US$30
Alcatel One Touch 512– US$40
Alcatel One Touch 715– US$55
NEC N830– US$85
NEC N710– US$70
NEC C616– US$110
NEC N900– US$150
NEC N820– US$80
NEC N910– US$170
NEC N700– US$55
Sharp GX1– US$99
Sharp GX10– US$100
Sharp GX10i– US$110
Sharp GX15– US$110
Sharp GX20– US$125
Sharp GX30– US$135
Philips Fisio 120– US$25
Philips Fisio 311– US$30
Philips Fisio 620– US$35
Philips Fisio 825– US$35
Philips X̩niumРUS$45
Philips Fisio 820 + Kit Blue– US$49
Nextel i55sr– US$65
Nextel i2000plus– US$35
Nextel i58sr– US$30
Nextel i530– US$35
Nextel i205– US$20
Nextel i305– US$25
Nextel i35s– US$29
Nextel i88– US$30
Nextel i90– US$59
Nextel i95cl– US$70
Nextel i60c– US$40
Nextel 6510TM– US$110
Nextel i730– US$85
Nextel i733– US$95
Nextel i736– US$105
Nextel i830– US$115
Nextel i860– US$125
Nextel i930– US$140
LIST OF refurbished phones we have in stock
Nokia 1100– US$30
Nokia 2100– US$35
Nokia 2300– US$50
Nokia 3100– US$55
Nokia 3108– US$50
Nokia 3200– US$55
Nokia 3230– US$75
Nokia 3300 – US$65
Nokia 3310– US$20
Nokia 3315– US$22
Nokia 3330– US$22
Nokia 3350– US$23
Nokia 3410– US$28
Nokia 3510– US$30
Nokia 3510i– US$43
Nokia 3530– US$40
Nokia 3595– US$35
Nokia 3610– US$44
Nokia 3650– US$150
Nokia 3660– US$165
Nokia 5100– US$65
Nokia 5140– US$90
Nokia 5210– US$35
Nokia 5510– US$95
Nokia 5550– US$50
Nokia 5170iR– US$39
Nokia 6020– US$110
Nokia 6670– US$105
Nokia 6630– US$155
Nokia 6100– US$65
Nokia 6108– US$75
Nokia 6220– US$95
Nokia 6230– US$100
Nokia 6260– US$25
Nokia 6310– US$55
Nokia 6310i– US$60
Nokia 6500– US$45
Nokia 6510– US$55
Nokia 6600– US$115
Nokia 6610– US$70
Nokia 6630– US$145
Nokia 6170– US$145
Nokia 6650– US$70
Nokia 6800– US$95
Nokia 6820– US$100
Nokia 7200– US$175
Nokia 7210 Turquoise– US$80
Nokia 7230– US$100
Nokia 7250– US$95
Nokia 7250i– US$100
Nokia 7260– US$115
Nokia 7280– US$125
Nokia 7600– US$145
Nokia 7610– US$170
Nokia 7650– US$130
Nokia 8250– US$50
Nokia 8310– US$75
Nokia 8910 Titanium– US$140
Nokia 8910 Black– US$140
Nokia 8910i– US$175
Nokia 8890– US$110
Nokia 8850 Special Edition– US$95
Nokia 8850 Gold Edition– US$95
Nokia 8855– US$95
Nokia 9210 Communicator– US$120
Nokia 9210i Communicator– US$150
Nokia N-Gage– US$100
Nokia 9500 (communicator)– US$180
Sony Ericsson P800– US$140
Sony Ericsson P900– US$190
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$195
Sony Ericsson T20e– US$25
Sony Ericsson T20s– US$30
Sony Ericsson T28s– US$30
Sony Ericsson T28 World– US$35
Sony Ericsson T29s– US$35
Sony Ericsson T100– US$20
Sony Ericsson T105– US$25
Sony Ericsson T200– US$35
Sony Ericsson T230– US$35
Sony Ericsson T300– US$45
Sony Ericsson T310– US$40
Sony Ericsson T600– US$50
Sony Ericsson T610– US$120
Sony Ericsson T630– US$110
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$90
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$90
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$120
Sony CMD-J5– US$25
Sony CMD-Z7– US$25
Sony CMD-J7– US$35
Sony CMD-J6– US$30
Sony CMD-Z5– US$75
Sony CMD-MZ5– US$140
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$60
Sony Ericsson R380 World– US$75
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$95
Sony Ericsson R600– US$30
Sony Ericsson S700– US$150
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$155
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$155
SONY ERICSSON P910a $130USD
SONY ERICSSON P910i $120USD
SONY ERICSSON P900 $100USD
SONY ERICSSON K700i $85USD
SOMY ERICSSON W800i $220
PDA’s
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150 ========= $190
Asus MyPal A716 ================= $175
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350 ========= $185
Toshiba Pocket PC E405 ========== $120
Sony Clie PEG-TH55 ============== $155
Toshiba Pocket PC E800 ========== $220
PalmOne Zire 72================== $120
PalmOne Tungsten E ============== $90
PalmOne Tungsten C ============== $140
PalmOne Zire 31 =================
$65
palm Treo 650=====================$240
Please feel free to contact us with your Quotation and Location
Thanks
May 17th, 2006 at 9:49 pm=====
bobby morgan
sales rep
lessphones_communication@yahoo.co.uk
For Sale:Nokia 8800/N92/N70/N90/Treo650/Nextel i930/Sidekick 2/Motorola v3x/Samsung D500/D600
May 18th, 2006 at 12:16 pmDear Valued Customer,
Introdcing the CELLPHONESINC.We are one of the major marketers of GSM/NEXTEL phones in West Africa.We located in Lagos Nigeria.
The CELLPHONESINC is a registered company with CERIFICATE OF INCOPERATION.
Serious buyers should contact by e-Mail or telephone.
SEE PRICES:
Nokia 8800 = 200usd
Nokia N90 = 220usd
Nokia N92 = 250usd
Nokia N70 = 210usd
Nokia N80 = 215usd
SamsungD500 = 135usd
SamsungD600 = 155usd
Samsunge730 = 125usd
Motorola V3x= 150usd
Motorola v3i = 160usd
Sidekick2 = 180usd
Treo 650 = 200usd
Nextel i930 =120usd
Thanks!
phil close
phil123close@yahoo.com
pharma_phone_limited@yahoo.co.uk
+2348020716141
Hello buyers.
May 18th, 2006 at 12:21 pmThese is phil klose of francisgibson store inc.I have a good news for you.I want you to buy your phones,ipod,mp3 player,laptop at a very cheap price .If you have nterest mail me at (good_destinyphonesltd@yahoo.com).The goods price are place bellow
thanks for you inquiry.
Best regard
phil klose
mp3 player
Mp3 Player Price List
iRiver IFP-790T MP3 Player = $80
H10 6GB MP3 Player = $120
Sonic Impact Technologies 512MB MP3 Player w/ Flash Drive & Voice = $85
iriver H10 5GB MP3 Player, Gray = $110
YP-MT6X Yepp 512MB Portable Compact Digital Music MP3 Player = $70
Zen Micro 5 GB MP3 Player – Dark Blue [ Creative Labs = $100
iRiver 5 GB MP3 Player (Silver) = $110
Creative Labs NOMAD Jukebox Zen Xtra 30 GB MP3 Player = $90
Sony MZ-NH600D 1GB MP3 Player Hi-MD Walkman Digital Music Player = $90
Network Walkman NW-HD1 20GB MP3 Player = $150
Cowon iAudio X5 20GB MP3 Player = $110
Digital Audio Players from Motorola: Audio MP3 Players, Digital = $70
Gigabeat Meg-F60S 60GB MP3 Player - Gray = $155
Sony 1GB Personal MP3 Player, Network Walkman = $100
Creative Zen Micro 6GB MP3 Player (red) = $125
laptops
SONY VAIO A217S-- 100GB-- 512MB RAM-- XP HOME-------------$300
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO--------------$330
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$200
SONY VAIO A215Z 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP------------------$2450
SONY VAIO A397XP-- 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP----------------$300
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$250
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$400
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$350
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP---------------$350
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP-----------------$450
SONY VAIO B1VP-- 40GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO-------------$200
SONY VAIO T370P/L-- 60GB HD-- 512MB RAM-- XP PRO----------$400
SONY VAIO LAPTOP-- VGN-A117S---------------$400
phones
Nokia N91 220$
Nokia 6060 145$
Nokia 6111 132$
Nokia 6270 125$
Nokia 6270 115$
Nokia 6280 125$
Nokia N90 115$
Nokia N70 115$
Nokia Vertu 155$
Nokia 5140i 125$
Nokia 6230i 115$
Nokia 8800 105$
Nokia 6021 105$
Nokia 6030 115$
Nokia 6680 125$
Nokia 6681 120$
Nokia 6101 110$
Nokia 6822 110$
Nokia 7710 110$
Nokia 6170 145$
Nokia 6260 145$
Nokia 3510i 95$
Nokia 6630 120$
Nokia 9300 110$
Nokia 7260 120$
Nokia 7270 110$
Nokia 7280 120$
Nokia 6670 110$
Nokia 6020 120$
Nokia 3220 65$
Nokia N-GAGE QD 75$
Nokia 7610 120$
Nokia 9500 145$
Nokia 5140 85$
Nokia 6610i 120$
Nokia 7200 133$
Nokia 6230 145$
Nokia 6820 120$
Nokia 7600 105$
Nokia 6600 120$
Nokia 6800 105$
Nokia 6220 120$
Nokia 6620 120$
Nokia 7250i 65$
Nokia 8910i 120$
Nokia 6100 95$
SAMSUNG D600 155$
SAMSUNG P860 165$
SAMSUNG P850
sidekick 1 $110
sidekick 2 $100
Sony Ericsson K500i.....130 USD
Sony Ericsson P800......200 USD
Sony Ericsson P900......260 USD
Sony Ericsson P910i.....270 USD
Sony Ericsson T230......80 USD
Sony Ericsson T310......80 USD
Sony Ericsson T610......100 USD
Sony Ericsson Z1010.....180 USD
Sony Ericsson Z200......90 USD
Sony Ericsson Z600......130 USD
Sony Ericssson T630.....130 USD
Sony Ericsson S700i.....170 USD
Sony Ericsson S750i.....170 USD
9806LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$110
Motorola A388C......170 USD
Motorola A760.......250 USD
Motorola A768.......260 USD
Motorola A768i......200 USD
Motorola A780.......290 USD
Motorola C550.......90 USD
Motorola C650.......100 USD
Motorola E365.......100 USD
Motorola E398.......120 USD
Motorola E680.......240 USD
Motorola RAZR V3....270 USD
Motorola V220.......170 USD
Motorola V303.......100 USD
Motorola V400.......150 USD
Motorola V500.......150 USD
Motorola V501.......200 USD
Motorola V525.......150 USD
Motorola V600 (OEM) w/ Bluetooth Headset..260 USD
Motorola V600 OEM...180 USD
Motorola V690.....170 USD
Motorola V750.....180 USD
Motorola V80......200 USD
Motorola V80 with Bluetooth...260 USD
Motorola V872.....200 USD
Motorola V878....180 USD
Motorola V300....150 USD
Samsung D500...240 USD
Samsung E600...140 USD
Samsung E800...180 USD
Samsung P510...120 USD
Samsung SGH-D410.200 USD
Samsung SGH-D500..270 USD
Samsung SGH-E700..150 USD
Samsung SGH-E715..170 USD
Samsung SGH-P100..130 USD
Samsung SGH-P400..95 USD
Samsung SGH-P408..240 USD
Samsung SGH-P730..150 USD
Samsung SGH-S200..90 USD
Samsung SGH-S300..70 USD
Samsung SGH-S300M..100 USD
Samsung SGH-S500...100 USD
Samsung SGH-V200...110 USD
Samsung SGH-X400...100 USD
Samsung SGH-X430...100 USD
Samsung SGH-X600...100 USD
Samsung X450.......100 USD
ipods
Apple iPod from hp 40GB = USD$150 Apple iPod from HP 20GB = USD$120 Apple iPod U2 Special Edition 20GB = USD$130 HP Apple iPod / 40GB / Click Wheel / MP3 Player = USD$170 Apple iPod MP3 Player, 20gb = USD$115 Apple iPod Shuffle1GB MP3 Player = USD$85 Apple iPod for Windows - Digital player - 10GB Hard Drive = USD$130 Apple iPod 40GB 3rd Gen M9245LL/A A1040 = USD$140 Hewlett Packard Apple iPod from HP 20GB With Click Wheel = USD$95 Apple Ipod 20GB 4th Generation = USD$130 APPLE iPod mini Player 4G Light Blue Model M9802ZP/A = USD$93 Kingston Apple iPod from hp 40GB with Click Wheel = USD$140 iPod Mini 6GB = USD$145 iPod 60GB = USD$170 iPod Mini 4GB = USD$105 Apple iPod shuffle (512 MB - M9724LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$80 Apple iPod mini Green Second Gen. (4 GB - M9806LL/A) MP3 Player = USD$110
[good_destinyphonesltd@yahoo.com]
Dear Buyer,
May 18th, 2006 at 12:26 pmWe have all kind of Mobile Phones For Sale. We have All kind
of Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, Nextel, Qtek, BenQ, Os and all kind of Mobile Phones Our Mobile Phones are:- Brand new gsm phones (this includes accessories, Manuals, software and boxes) P2) Unlocked / sim free.BR3) Brand new (original manufacturer) box – no copies BR4) All phones have English language as default 5) All material (software, manual) – Car chargers – Home chargers – USB data cables -holsters/belt clips – Wireless headsets (Bluetooth) – Leather and non-leather carrying cases – Batteries.BRIf you are interested, Forward your questions and enquires to us via email with your order and Shipping details.
We give 1 year warranty for every phone sold out to Our costumers, our
phones are company class 1 tested And approved by global standard
organization of Wireless industries, brand new phones with complete
Accessories, extra charger and battery.
Serious buyers should contact:Justin Woods
Email:mukycellphones@msn.com/justinwoods_2005@yahoo.com
Expecting your order soonest.
Thanks for reading.
Phones:
Brand New Nokia 6280 **** 220 USD
Brand New Nokia 6270 **** 220 USD
Brand New Nokia 6111 **** 210 USD
Brand New Nokia 6060 **** 205 USD
Brand New Nokia N91 **** 230 USD
Brand New Nokia N90 **** 210 USD
Brand New Nokia N70 **** 210 USD
Brand New Nokia 1600 **** 100 USD
Brand New Nokia 1110 **** 100 USD
Brand New Nokia 1101 **** 130 USD
Brand New Nokia 5140i **** 140 USD
Brand New Nokia 8800 **** 210 USD
Brand New Nokia 6230i **** 170 USD
Brand New Nokia 6230 **** 150 USD
Brand New Nokia 6021 **** 150 USD
Brand New Nokia 6030 **** 140 USD
Brand New Nokia 6680 **** 150 USD
Brand New Nokia 6681 **** 150 USD
Brand New Nokia 6101 **** 140 USD
Brand New Nokia 6822 **** 130 USD
Brand New Nokia 7710 **** 140 USD
Brand New Nokia 6020 **** 120 USD
Brand New Nokia 3230 **** 130 USD
Brand New Nokia 6670 **** 160 USD
Brand New Nokia 7280 **** 160 USD
Brand New Nokia 7270 **** 160 USD
Brand New Nokia 7260 **** 160 USD
Brand New Nokia 9300 **** 150 USD
Brand New Nokia 6630 **** 160 USD
Brand New Nokia 6260 **** 160 USD
Brand New Nokia 6170 **** 150 USD
Brand New Nokia 3128 **** 120 USD
Brand New Nokia 2650 **** 110 USD
Brand New Nokia 2600 **** 100 USD
Brand New Nokia 3220 **** 120 USD
Brand New Nokia En-Gage QD **** 170 USD
Brand New Nokia 3120 **** 130 USD
Brand New Nokia 7610 **** 160 USD
Brand New Nokia 9500 **** 180 USD
Brand New Nokia 5140 **** 120 USD
Brand New Nokia 6610i **** 120 USD
Brand New Nokia 3108 **** 110 USD
Brand New Nokia 7700 **** 160 USD
Brand New Nokia 7200 **** 140 USD
Brand New Nokia 6820 **** 140 USD
Brand New Nokia 6810 **** 120 USD
Brand New Nokia 3660 **** 140 USD
Brand New Nokia 7600 **** 150 USD
Brand new Samsung D600 **** 220 USD
Brand new Samsung D500 **** 190 USD
Brand new Samsung P860 **** 190 USD
Brand new Samsung P850 **** 185 USD
Brand new Samsung E730 **** 170 USD
Brand new Samsung D550 **** 180 USD
Brand new Samsung D510 **** 185 USD
Brand new Samsung E850 **** 170 USD
Brand new Samsung D710 **** 175 USD
Brand new Motorola A910 **** 190 USD
Brand new Motorola A728 **** 180 USD
Brand new Motorola A732 **** 175 USD
Brand new Motorola Q **** 160 USD
Brand new Motorola E895 **** 160 USD
Brand new Motorola V3x **** 170 USD
Brand new Motorola V8 **** 160 USD
Brand new Motorola V6 **** 160 USD
Brand new Motorola A1010 **** 150 USD
Brand new Motorola E1060 **** 140 USD
Brand new Motorola V1050 **** 150 USD
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May 19th, 2006 at 5:04 amWE ARE AN ELECTRONIC DEALER WHO SPECIALIZES IN THE SALES OF MOBILEPHONES, LAPTOPS, PLASMA TV, IPODS, PSP, XBOX,
May 21st, 2006 at 3:40 pmHERE ARE SOME OF THE PHONES WE HAVE IN STOCK,
FOR SELL MOTOROLA RAZOR V3 L MOTOROLA V3x , SONY ERICSSON P910i
nokia n93…………..$220usd
Nokia n92…………..$200ud
Nokia N70…………..$140usd
Nokia N71…………..$155USD
Nokia N90…………..$180usd
Nokia N91…………..$190usd
Nokia n80…………..$170usd
Nokia 6682………….$160usd
Nokia 6830………….$160usd
Nokia 7700………….$130usd
Nokia 1110………….$105usd
Nokia 1600………….$115usd
Nokia 2125………….$125usd
Nokia 2255………….$100usd
Nokia 3128………….$100usd
Nokia 5140i…………$125usd
Nokia 6101………….$135usd
Nokia 6030………….$100usd
Nokia 6060………….$110usd
Nokia 7280………….$127usd
Nokia 7600………….$90usd
Nokia 7610………….$100usd
Nokia 7710………….$110usd
Nokia 810…………..$125usd
Nokia 8800………….$135usd
Nokia 8910i…………$145usd
Nokia 9210i…………$142usd
Nokia 9300………….$145usd
Nokia 9500………….$170usd
Nokia N Gage QD……..$128usd
O2 3G Datacard………$127usd
Orange Blackberry……$200usd
Orange 3G Datacard…..$165usd
Orange SPV C500……..$145usd
Orange SPV M2000…….$134usd
Panasonic X60……….$129usd
Panasonic X70……….$134usd
Panasonic X300………$124usd
Panasonic X700………$152usd
Samsung D410………..$145usd
Samsung D500………..$160usd
Samsung d500………..$180usd
Samsung E310………..$134usd
Samsung E330………..$132usd
Samsung E600………..$128usd
Samsung E630………..$123usd
Samsung E700………..$125usd
LG 8150…………….$156usd
LG 8150…………….$145usd
LG G8000……………$134usd
MDA4……………….$130usd
Mitac MIO 8930………$280usd
Motorola A600……….$146usd
Motorola A630……….$148usd
Motorola A760……….$150usd
Motorola A780……….$154usd
Motorola A840……….$162usd
Motorola E1…………$134usd
Motorola MPX………..$125usd
Motorola MPX100……..$120usd
Motorola MPX300.,……$115usd
Sony Ericsson J210i….$120usd
Sony Ericsson J300i….$122usd
Sony Ericsson K300i….$123usd
Sony Ericsson K508i….$132usd
Sony Ericsson K600i….$128usd
Sony Ericsson K608i….$127usd
Sony Ericsson S600i….$134usd
Sony! Ericsson V600i…$132usd
Sony Ericsson V800i….$137usd
Sony Ericsson W800i….$140usd
sony Ericsson w600i….$138usd
sony Ericsson p910i….$140usd
Nextel i930…………$130usd
Nextel i870…………$120usd
Nextel i860…………$110usd
treo 600……………$150usd
Treo 650……………$160usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9802LL/A………………….$100usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9804LL/A………………….$120usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Green M9806LL/A…………………$110usd
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Blue M9803LL/A………………….$120usd
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Silver M9801LL/A………………..$110usd
Apple 20 GB iPod M9282LL/A………………………….$150usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A………………….$120usd
Apple 40 GB iPod photo……………………………..$120usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A………………..$110usd
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A…………………….$200usd
Apple 60 GB iPod photo……………………………..$140usd
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A…………………….$180usd
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player M9724LL/A………..$260usd
AppleiPod 1GB Shuffle……………………………..$220usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9436LL/A………………….$100usd
Apple 20 GB iPod U2 Special Edition………………….$120usd
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Green M9807LL/A…………………$130usd
Apple Ipod Nano 2GB………………………………..$130usd
Apple Ipod Nano 4GB………………………………..$180usd
Apple Ipod video 30GB………………………………$230usd
Apple Ipod video 60GB………………………………$300usd
AND MANY MORE PHONES IN STOCK, INTERESTED BUYER SHOULD CONTACT US
Interested buyer should contact us on the following for more information
EMAIL:jacksmith1@myway.com
PHONE# : +2348059248162
COMPACTIBLEPHONES LIMITED,bring to your noitice there price listing
for the following brand of phoones.all the mobile we sell is in
stock and they are brand new,unlock,sim free.with even guaranty.our
mode of shippment is FEDEX COURIER COMPANY,they will deliver
packages to you at your door step.which will take just 48 hours.we
will be glad to hear from you in details about what we offer.here
is the available phones listing as listed below….
Sony ericsson z1010…..$200usd
Sony ericsson w950i……$180usd
Sony ericcson p990 for $150usd
Sony ericsson w900 for $150usd
Sony ericsson w600 for $135usd
Sony ericsson p910i for $100usd
Sony ericsson p900 for $150usd
sony ericsson v600i for $120usd
Sony ericssson w800i for $150usd
Sony ericssson k700i for $100usd
Sony ericcson k500i for $100usd
Sony ericsson w850 for $180
Sony ericsson j220 for $250
Sony ericsson j230 for $200
Sony ericsson p800 for $190
Nokia 6610i for $80usd
Nokia 7270 for $130usd
Nokia 7710 for $160usd
Nokia 6670 for $110usd
Nokia 3230 for $120usd
Nokia 8800 for $160usd
Nokia 9300 for 4180usd
Nokia 9500 for $180usd
Nokia n93 for $280usd
Nokia n73 for $270usd
Nokia n92 for $200usd
Nokia n80 for $180usd
Nokia n71 for $1800usd
Nokia n91 for $190usd
Nokia n90 for $180usd
Nokia n70 for $170usd
Nokia 6265i for $220usd
Nokia 6101 for $190usd
Nokia 6060 $200usd
Nokia 6270 for $200usd
Nokia neo for $250usd
Nokia 6230i for $150usd
Nokia 6630 for $120usd
Nokia 6680 for $150usd
Nokia 7610 for $120usd
Nokia 7290 for $180usd
Nokia 3250 for $200usd
Nokia 7380 for $280usd
Nokia 7370 for $260usd
Nokia 7360 for $250usd
Nokia 6102 for $200usd
Nokia e70 for $280usd
Nokia e61 for $260usd
Nokia 3250 for $250usd
Nokia 6280 for $220usd
Nokia 6270 for $200usd
Nokia 6600 for $100usd
Samsung serene for $250usd
Samsung x810 for $200usd
S amsung z700 for $260usd
Samsung p860 for $260usd
Samsung p850 for $220usd
Samsung d500 for $150usd
Samsung d600 for $170usd
Samsung scgh i3000 $150usd
Samsung e800 $100usd
Sagem my-x8 20usd for $130usd
Motorola v8 for $180usd
Motorola v600 for $90usd
Motorola v3 for $150usd
Motorola rokr e1 for $160usd
Motorola v3x for $180usd
Motorola slvr l7 for $180usd
Motorola q for $250usd
i-mate jas jar for $150usd
i-mate jam for $2000usd
i-mate k jam for $250usd
Sick kick for $130usd
Side kick ii for $150usd
Side kick iii for $170usd
Nextel i930 for $130usd
Nextel i860 for $112usd
Nextel i870 for $140usd
Pamtero 600 for $145usd
Pamtero 650 for $170usd
Treo 650 for $140usd
Treo 700 for $200usd
Eten m 500 for $140usd
Dvx-pod for $40usd
Ipod video 30GB $130USD
Ipod video 60GB. $190USD
Ipod video 30GB $130USD
Ipod video 60GB $190USD
Apple iPod nano Media Player 2GB — $100
Apple iPod nano Media Player 4GB — $130
Apple iPod nano Media Player 6GB — $190
to buy contact compactiblephonesltd@hotmail.com
May 22nd, 2006 at 7:05 amLAPTOPS price list
Sony VAIOSony VAIO B100B – Pentium M 755 2GHz 100GB HD – 14.1 TFT …. $520
Sony VAIO T350P/L 1.2 GHz VGN-T350P/L …. $390
Sony VAIO PCG-V505AC Notebook Intel Pentium 4 M-1.8GHz …. $550
Sony VAIO FS680/w VGN-FS680/W …. $499
Sony VAIO FS742/w Notebook – VGN-FS742/W …. $390
Sony VAIO A600P – Pentium M 740 1.73 GHz – RAM 512 MB …. $640
Sony VAIO Pentium M 1.6GHz Centrino Wireless B+G …. $380
Sony VAIO VGN-FS740W VGNFS740W Notebook …. $399
Sony VAIO A600 Notebook-VGN-A600B01 VGN-A600B01 …. $350
Sony Vaio A140 Pentium M 1.5GHz / 15.4-Inch / 256MB …$585
Sony VAIO VGN-T150P/L VAIO T150 Cent 1.1G 40GB-XPP …. $800
Sony VAIO A230 Centrino 1.6G 60GB 512MB XPP 15-X XB DVD …. $699
Sony VAIO B100 VGN-B100B03 …. $340
Sony VAIO PCG-GRX500K4 …. $1,370
Sony VAIO T370P/L 1.2 GHz VGN-T370P/L …. $1,080
Sony Vaio A140 Pentium M 1.5GHz / 15.4-Inch / 256MB …. $300
Sony VAIO Pentium M 1.8GHz XP Pro VGNB100B35 …. $335
Sony VAIO T240P Cent PM 1.2G 512MB 60GB DVD/CDRW 10.6W XB XP ….$700
Sony VAIO A600P – Pentium M 740 1.73 GHz – RAM 512 MB …. $900
Dell 700MDELL Inspiron 700M Centrino 1.7GHz Processor – 256MB … $489
Dell 700M (XP Pro/SBE)1.7GHz 512MB 60GBCDRW/DVD 12.1″ Wxgabu …. $520
Dell 700M (Pro/Works)1.7GHz 512MB 80GBDVDRW 12.1″ Wxgacentri …. $450
Dell 700m Laptop Centrino 1.6Ghz 256M Combo Drive …. $ 325
Dell 700m Intel Pentium M 1.7 Ghz DVD/CDRW Wireless …. $239
Dell 700M (Pro/SBE)1.7GHz 1GB 80GBDVDRW 12.1″ WXGA3 …. $380
Dell Inspiron 700M Notebook Computer – I700ML1 …. $395
DELL Inspiron 700M Centrino 2.0GHz Processor – 512MB …. $500
Dell 700M Laptop / 1.7GHZ 512MB 40GB …. $200
Dell 700M (Home/Works)1.7GHz 512MB 80GBCDRW 12.1″ Wxgacentri …. $499
DELL Inspiron 700M Centrino 2.0GHz Processor – 512MB …. $510
Dell Inspiron 700M 1.6GHz Pentium M 512MB 60GB DVD/CD-RW …. $1,050
Dell 700m 2.0Ghz 1.5GB 80GB DVDRW WiFi …. $500
Dell 700m Intel Pentium M 1.7 Ghz DVD/CDRW Wireless …. $200
Dell Laptop 700M-2YC1.7G …. $750
Dell Inspiron 700m 735 1.7 DVD CD-RW 40GB 512MB Wi-Fi …. $270
Dell Inspiron 700m, PM 1.6GHz, 512MB, 60GB , DVD+-R …. $220
Dell Inspiron 700M Centrino 1.6GHZ,1.6GHZ,512MB ,40GB,DVDRW …. $485
DELL Inspiron 700M Centrino 2.0GHz Processor – 512MB …. $559
NEW DELL Inspiron 600M Notebook …. $345
Dell Inspiron 700m 1.7GHz 512MB DVD+/-RW WiFi 40GB …. $220
CAMERAS ////////
Sony Cybershot Pro 7.2 Megapixel 4x Optical …. $279
Sony Cybershot DSC-H1 DSCH1 5.1 Megapixel …. $249
SONY Cybershot 5.1 Megapixel …. $219
Sony Cybershot DSC-T7 …. $199
Sony Cybershot DSC-T7 5.1 Megapixel …. $269
Sony Cybershot DSCP150 …. $225
Sony Cybershot DSC-W7 7.2 Megapixel …. $115
Sony Cybershot (DSC-T1) 5.1MP …. $120
Sony DSCT33 Cyber-Shot – 5.1 MegaPixels …. $180
SONY CyberShot 8.1 Megapixel …. $230 Sony Cybershot Digital Camera, 8.0 Megapixel …. $140
SONY Cybershot 5.24 MP 2560×1920 5x Opt …. $170
Sony Cybershot Digital Camera 5 Megapixel …. $180
Sony Cybershot DSCN1 …. $199
Sony Cybershot 5.1 MP 3x Optical/2x Digital …. $379
Sony Cybershot DSC-T7 DSCT7 5.1 Megapixel …. $200
Sony Cybershot Digital Camera, MP, 4X Optical …. $340
Sony CyberShot Camera NP-FT1 + 512MB Package …. $209
Sony Cybershot Camera w/ 512MB NP-FE1 Kit …. $259
Sony Cybershot Digital Camera + 1GB Kit …. $299
Sony Cybershot Digital Camera 512M Pro Duo …. $219
CAMCORDERS
DVD Handycam Camcorder,DCR-DVD203 …. $270
DVD Handycam Camcorder,DCR-DVD7E …. $180
MicroMV Digital Camcorder,DCRIP1 …. $320
DCR-DVD7 DVD Camcorder …. $199
DCR-DVD301 DVD Camcorder …. $299
Handycam DCR-DVD203 Digital DVD Camcorder …. $310
DCR-DVD201 Handycam DVD Camcorder …. $179
DCR-DVD653E Pal DVD Camcorder …. $370
DCR-DVD301 Mini DVD Camcorder …. $299
DCR-DVD602E PAL DVD Camcorder …. $220
3.0MP Handycam DVD Camcorder with 2.7″ SwivelScreen Touch-Panel LCD Monitor DCR-DVD403 …. $379
Sony DCR-DVD403 DCRDVD403 DVD Camcorder 10x Optical/120x Digital Zoom 3 Mega Pixel …. $290
Sony DCR-DVD803E PAL DVD Camcorder …. $350
DCR-DVD703E DVD CAMCORDER,10X/120X CARL ZEISS LENS, 3.3 MEGA PIXEL CCD, 5.1CH $350
Dcr Dvd201e Sony Dvd Camcorder …. $369
Sony DCR-DVD703E PAL DVD Camcorder …. $350
Sony DCR-DVD703E (Pal) …. $230
Sony Handheld DVD Camcorder with 1 MegaP …. $399
Sony DCR-DVD301 DVD-R/-RW Camcorder …. $339
Sony DCR-DVD803E Pal System 3MP DVD Camcorder …. $494
DVD Camcorder, 10X Optical/120X Digital …. $330
Sony DVD-301 DVD Camcorder …. $599
DCRDVD7 120X Dig Zoom 2.5IN LCD DVD Camcorder …. $2,639
DCRDVD92 – Sony Handycam DCR-DVD92 …. $185
3MP DVD Handycam Camcorder w/10x Optical …. $314
Sony DVD HandyCam Camcorder …. $619
Sony DCR-DVD201 DVD Digital Camcorder …. $239
Sony DCRHC42 DVD Handycam Camcorder …. $195
Sony DCR-DVD103DVD Camcorder …. $259
Sony Handycam DCR-DVD101 DVD Camcorder …. $180
If you wish for any product not listed here please email me the product Brand Name and Model and i will source it from our warehouse.
Contact:
Email :bebbomobilephones@yahoo.com
TelePhone # : 2348027389396
Thank You.
LAPTOPS price list
Sony VAIOSony VAIO B100B – Pentium M 755 2GHz 100GB HD – 14.1 TFT …. $520
Sony VAIO T350P/L 1.2 GHz VGN-T350P/L …. $390
Sony VAIO PCG-V505AC Notebook Intel Pentium 4 M-1.8GHz …. $550
Sony VAIO FS680/w VGN-FS680/W …. $499
Sony VAIO FS742/w Notebook – VGN-FS742/W …. $390
Sony VAIO A600P – Pentium M 740 1.73 GHz – RAM 512 MB …. $640
Sony VAIO Pentium M 1.6GHz Centrino Wireless B+G …. $380
Sony VAIO VGN-FS740W VGNFS740W Notebook …. $399
Sony VAIO A600 Notebook-VGN-A600B01 VGN-A600B01 …. $350
Sony Vaio A140 Pentium M 1.5GHz / 15.4-Inch / 256MB …$585
Sony VAIO VGN-T150P/L VAIO T150 Cent 1.1G 40GB-XPP …. $800
Sony VAIO A230 Centrino 1.6G 60GB 512MB XPP 15-X XB DVD …. $699
Sony VAIO B100 VGN-B100B03 …. $340
Sony VAIO PCG-GRX500K4 …. $1,370
Sony VAIO T370P/L 1.2 GHz VGN-T370P/L …. $1,080
Sony Vaio A140 Pentium M 1.5GHz / 15.4-Inch / 256MB …. $300
Sony VAIO Pentium M 1.8GHz XP Pro VGNB100B35 …. $335
Sony VAIO T240P Cent PM 1.2G 512MB 60GB DVD/CDRW 10.6W XB XP ….$700
Sony VAIO A600P – Pentium M 740 1.73 GHz – RAM 512 MB …. $900
Dell 700MDELL Inspiron 700M Centrino 1.7GHz Processor – 256MB … $489
Dell 700M (XP Pro/SBE)1.7GHz 512MB 60GBCDRW/DVD 12.1″ Wxgabu …. $520
Dell 700M (Pro/Works)1.7GHz 512MB 80GBDVDRW 12.1″ Wxgacentri …. $450
Dell 700m Laptop Centrino 1.6Ghz 256M Combo Drive …. $ 325
Dell 700m Intel Pentium M 1.7 Ghz DVD/CDRW Wireless …. $239
Dell 700M (Pro/SBE)1.7GHz 1GB 80GBDVDRW 12.1″ WXGA3 …. $380
Dell Inspiron 700M Notebook Computer – I700ML1 …. $395
DELL Inspiron 700M Centrino 2.0GHz Processor – 512MB …. $500
Dell 700M Laptop / 1.7GHZ 512MB 40GB …. $200
Dell 700M (Home/Works)1.7GHz 512MB 80GBCDRW 12.1″ Wxgacentri …. $499
DELL Inspiron 700M Centrino 2.0GHz Processor – 512MB …. $510
Dell Inspiron 700M 1.6GHz Pentium M 512MB 60GB DVD/CD-RW …. $1,050
Dell 700m 2.0Ghz 1.5GB 80GB DVDRW WiFi …. $500
Dell 700m Intel Pentium M 1.7 Ghz DVD/CDRW Wireless …. $200
Dell Laptop 700M-2YC1.7G …. $750
Dell Inspiron 700m 735 1.7 DVD CD-RW 40GB 512MB Wi-Fi …. $270
Dell Inspiron 700m, PM 1.6GHz, 512MB, 60GB , DVD+-R …. $220
Dell Inspiron 700M Centrino 1.6GHZ,1.6GHZ,512MB ,40GB,DVDRW …. $485
DELL Inspiron 700M Centrino 2.0GHz Processor – 512MB …. $559
NEW DELL Inspiron 600M Notebook …. $345
Dell Inspiron 700m 1.7GHz 512MB DVD+/-RW WiFi 40GB …. $220
CAMERAS ////////
Sony Cybershot Pro 7.2 Megapixel 4x Optical …. $279
Sony Cybershot DSC-H1 DSCH1 5.1 Megapixel …. $249
SONY Cybershot 5.1 Megapixel …. $219
Sony Cybershot DSC-T7 …. $199
Sony Cybershot DSC-T7 5.1 Megapixel …. $269
Sony Cybershot DSCP150 …. $225
Sony Cybershot DSC-W7 7.2 Megapixel …. $115
Sony Cybershot (DSC-T1) 5.1MP …. $120
Sony DSCT33 Cyber-Shot – 5.1 MegaPixels …. $180
SONY CyberShot 8.1 Megapixel …. $230 Sony Cybershot Digital Camera, 8.0 Megapixel …. $140
SONY Cybershot 5.24 MP 2560×1920 5x Opt …. $170
Sony Cybershot Digital Camera 5 Megapixel …. $180
Sony Cybershot DSCN1 …. $199
Sony Cybershot 5.1 MP 3x Optical/2x Digital …. $379
Sony Cybershot DSC-T7 DSCT7 5.1 Megapixel …. $200
Sony Cybershot Digital Camera, MP, 4X Optical …. $340
Sony CyberShot Camera NP-FT1 + 512MB Package …. $209
Sony Cybershot Camera w/ 512MB NP-FE1 Kit …. $259
Sony Cybershot Digital Camera + 1GB Kit …. $299
Sony Cybershot Digital Camera 512M Pro Duo …. $219
CAMCORDERS
DVD Handycam Camcorder,DCR-DVD203 …. $270
DVD Handycam Camcorder,DCR-DVD7E …. $180
MicroMV Digital Camcorder,DCRIP1 …. $320
DCR-DVD7 DVD Camcorder …. $199
DCR-DVD301 DVD Camcorder …. $299
Handycam DCR-DVD203 Digital DVD Camcorder …. $310
DCR-DVD201 Handycam DVD Camcorder …. $179
DCR-DVD653E Pal DVD Camcorder …. $370
DCR-DVD301 Mini DVD Camcorder …. $299
DCR-DVD602E PAL DVD Camcorder …. $220
3.0MP Handycam DVD Camcorder with 2.7″ SwivelScreen Touch-Panel LCD Monitor DCR-DVD403 …. $379
Sony DCR-DVD403 DCRDVD403 DVD Camcorder 10x Optical/120x Digital Zoom 3 Mega Pixel …. $290
Sony DCR-DVD803E PAL DVD Camcorder …. $350
DCR-DVD703E DVD CAMCORDER,10X/120X CARL ZEISS LENS, 3.3 MEGA PIXEL CCD, 5.1CH $350
Dcr Dvd201e Sony Dvd Camcorder …. $369
Sony DCR-DVD703E PAL DVD Camcorder …. $350
Sony DCR-DVD703E (Pal) …. $230
Sony Handheld DVD Camcorder with 1 MegaP …. $399
Sony DCR-DVD301 DVD-R/-RW Camcorder …. $339
Sony DCR-DVD803E Pal System 3MP DVD Camcorder …. $494
DVD Camcorder, 10X Optical/120X Digital …. $330
Sony DVD-301 DVD Camcorder …. $599
DCRDVD7 120X Dig Zoom 2.5IN LCD DVD Camcorder …. $2,639
DCRDVD92 – Sony Handycam DCR-DVD92 …. $185
3MP DVD Handycam Camcorder w/10x Optical …. $314
Sony DVD HandyCam Camcorder …. $619
Sony DCR-DVD201 DVD Digital Camcorder …. $239
Sony DCRHC42 DVD Handycam Camcorder …. $195
Sony DCR-DVD103DVD Camcorder …. $259
Sony Handycam DCR-DVD101 DVD Camcorder …. $180
If you wish for any product not listed here please email me the product Brand Name and Model and i will source it from our warehouse.
Contact:
Email :mobilegoldlinkphone@myway.com
mobilegoldlinkphone@emailwave.com
TelePhone # : 2348027389396
Thank You.
May 22nd, 2006 at 10:21 pmJames Brown
We sell all kind of mobile phones and accessories at affordable price,it has one year international warranty,unlock,comes with company original seal pack,this phone are all brand new direct from the manufacturers inEnglish & Spanish manual, Finland made.,we do our shipping worldwide via Fedex and Dhl International Service to your doorstep location within 48 hours depending on your destination,and the Tracking number shall be sent to you upon acknowledgement any one interested should contact us via mail:mobilegoldlinkphone@myway.com
mobilegoldlinkphone@emailwave.com
Below here is our price list of phone we have in store.
Nokia N93…………..$340usd
Nokia n92…………..$250usd
Nokia N70…………..$145usd
Nokia N71…………..$150USD
Nokia N90…………..$180usd
Nokia N91…………..$220usd
Nokia n80…………..$180usd
Nokia 8800………….$190usd
Nokia 6682………….$170usd
nOKIA 6800………….$120USD
Nokia 6830………….$140usd
Nokia 7700………….$120usd
Nokia 1110………….$100usd
Nokia 1600………….$100usd
Nokia 2125………….$115usd
Nokia 2255………….$100usd
Nokia 3128………….$100usd
Nokia 3230………….$110usd
Nokia 3530………….$155usd
Nokia 3560………….$180usd
Nokia 3650………….$130usd
Nokia 5100………….$110usd
Nokia 5140i…………$115usd
Nokia 5210………….$120usd
Nokia 5510………….$110usd
Nokia 6100………….$100usd
Nokia 6101………….$120usd
Nokia 6030………….$100usd
Nokia 6060………….$100usd
Nokia 6090………….$120usd
Nokia 6250………….$100usd
Nokia 6280………….$140usd
Nokia 6310………….$100usd
Nokia 6310i…………$125usd
Nokia 6510………….$120usd
Nokia 6600………….$170usd
NOKIA 6610………….$110USD
Nokia 7110………….$100usd
Nokia 7210………….$100usd
Nokia 7250………….$120usd
Nokia 7270………….$145usd
Nokia 7280………….$160usd
Nokia 7380………….$190usd
Nokia 7600………….$140usd
Nokia 7610………….$100usd
Nokia 7650………….$130usd
Nokia 7710………….$100usd
Nokia 8310………….$115usd
Nokia 8390………….$105usd
Nokia 8800………….$145usd
Nokia 8910i…………$140usd
Nokia 8850………….$135usd
Nokia 9210………….$120usd
Nokia 9210i…………$145usd
Nokia 9300………….$150usd
Nokia 9500………….$160usd
Nokia N Gage QD……..$140usd
O2 3G Datacard………$130usd
Orange Blackberry……$190usd
Orange 3G Datacard…..$180usd
Orange SPV C500……..$135usd
Orange SPV M2000…….$125usd
Panasonic G51……….$120usd
Panasonic Gu87………$110usd
Panasonic X60……….$115usd
Panasonic X70……….$120usd
Panasonic X300………$110usd
Panasonic X700………$135usd
Samsung A500………..$130usd
Samsung D307………..$170usd
Samsung D410………..$100usd
Samsung D415………..$140usd
Samsung D500………..$140usd
Samsung D600………..$160usd
Samsung D720………..$150usd
Samsung E310………..$120usd
Samsung E330………..$125usd
Samsung E600………..$120usd
Samsung E630………..$110usd
Samsung E700………..$115usd
Samsung i830………..$210usd
Samsung MM1940………$190usd
Samsung T200………..$100usd
Samsung T500………..$120usd
Samsung V200………..$110usd
LG 8150…………….$145usd
LG 8150…………….$130usd
LG G8000……………$120usd
MDA4……………….$110usd
Mitac MIO 8930………$250usd
Motorola A600……….$135usd
Motorola A630……….$130usd
Motorola A760……….$135usd
Motorola A780……….$140usd
Motorola A840……….$150usd
Motorola E1…………$120usd
Motorola MPX………..$110usd
Motorola MPX100……..$110usd
Motorola Mpx220……..$130usd
Motorola MPX300.,……$110usd
Motorola V300……….$120usd
Motorola V3Razr……..$210usd
Motorola V400……….$140usd
Motorola V600……….$120usd
Motorola V661……….$135usd
Sony Ericsson 1900…..$145usd
Sony Ericsson J210i….$110usd
Sony Ericsson J300i….$120usd
Sony Ericsson J600…..$100usd
Sony Ericsson J700…..$125usd
Sony Ericsson K300i….$120usd
Sony Ericsson K508i….$130usd
Sony Ericsson K600i….$120usd
Sony Ericsson K608i….$125usd
Sony Ericsson P800…..$160usd
Sony Ericsson P900…..$170usd
Sony Ericsson P910i….$190usd
Sony Ericsson P980i….$230usd
Sony Ericsson P990…..$200usd
Sony Ericsson S600i….$140usd
Sony Ericsson S700…..$120usd
Sony Ericsson T29s…..$100usd
Sony Ericsson T300…..$100usd
Sony Ericsson T610…..$110usd
Sony Ericsson T616…..$150usd
Sony Ericsson T850…..$120usd
Sony Ericsson T65……$100usd
Sony Ericsson T600…..$120usd
Sony! Ericsson V600i…$150usd
Sony Ericsson V800i….$155usd
Sony Ericsson W800i….$170usd
sony Ericsson w600i….$150usd
Sony Ericsson MZ5……$130usd
Sagem S-7…………..$155usd
Sagem x7……………$120usd
Sagem x8……………$140usd
Sagem myc5………….$125usd
Nextel i450…………$100usd
Nextel i930…………$140usd
Nextel i95cl………..$120usd
Nextel i830…………$100usd
Nextel i860…………$110usd
Nextel i870…………$130usd
Nextel i860…………$125usd
Mpx300……………..$180usd
treo 600……………$175usd
Treo 650……………$190usd
All our product are well packed and sealed for security reasons,
and models of mobile phones.All electronics and mobile phones comes in its original sealed box direct from the factory.
All electronics and mobile phones price are negotiable if buying in bulk quantity.
Hope to hear from you as soon as possible with your private phone number for easy communication Delivery Time:
We deliver the products been purchased directly to your doorstep within 2-3 business working days.
Regards
May 22nd, 2006 at 10:24 pmRichard williams
We are mobile phones wholesalers,we have all brands and models Games and xbox 360 for sale at very cheap prices.We also have all models Xbox 360 for sale also at very cheap prices.We sell our Games and xbox 360 at very cheap and reasonable prices.We do ship all over the world.Do kindly contact us on our email: mobilegoldlinkphone@myway.com
mobilegoldlinkphone@emailwave.com
Telephone:+2348027389396
if you are interested in buying some Games/Xbox 360 from us,thank’s and God bless.
below are some Games/Electronic prices,do check them out and let me know what you think about them:
playmakers limited is the home of all entertainment and one of the largest salers of playstation here in west africa, we specialized in home entertainment such as psp’s,apple ipods and xbox 360 only. our price is cheap and and affordable,we also shipp and welcome buyers all around the world. please do contact us if you need any of these product.
Bellow are the price list in our stock.
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9802LL/A………………….$100usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9804LL/A………………….$120usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Green M9806LL/A…………………$110usd
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Blue M9803LL/A………………….$120usd
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Silver M9801LL/A………………..$110usd
Apple 20 GB iPod M9282LL/A………………………….$150usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Pink M9435LL/A………………….$120usd
Apple 40 GB iPod photo……………………………..$120usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Silver M9160LL/A………………..$110usd
Apple 60 GB iPod Photo M9830LL/A…………………….$200usd
Apple 60 GB iPod photo……………………………..$140usd
Apple 30 GB iPod Photo M9829LL/A…………………….$180usd
Apple 512 MB iPod Shuffle MP3 Player M9724LL/A………..$260usd
Apple iPod 1GB Shuffle……………………………..$220usd
Apple 4 GB iPod Mini Blue M9436LL/A………………….$100usd
Apple 20 GB iPod U2 Special Edition………………….$120usd
Apple 6 GB iPod Mini Green M9807LL/A…………………$130usd
Apple Ipod Nano 2GB………………………………..$130usd
Apple Ipod Nano 4GB………………………………..$180usd
Apple Ipod video 30GB………………………………$230usd
Apple Ipod video 60GB………………………………$300usd
Microsoft Xbox 360 Platinum System cost………………$350usd
Playstation 3……………………………………..$220usd
Playstation 2……………………………………..$75usd
Sony PSP “Super Value Pack” – 3 Game
UMD Sampler Pack…………………. ………………$200usd
Sony PSP Super Value Pack w/2 Games,
Spider Man Movie, UMD Sampler……………………….$140usd
Sony PSP – 3 Games, Spider Man Movie…………………$250usd
Sony “PSP Tony Hawk’s Underground 2 Remix ValuePack……$190usd
Sony PSP “Sports Value Pack” – 2 Games,
UMD Sampler Pack…………………………………..$150usd
Sony PSP “Value Pack” – 1 Racing Game,
UMD Sampler ………………………………………$230usd
Sony PSP Limited Edition(White) 20 Games+Car Kit Etc…..$250usd
Sony PSP “Super Pack” – 5 Games With ExtraAccessories….$170usd
Sony PSP “Limited Edition” Ceramic White …………….$180usd
.Sony Psp “metal Gear Value Pack” – 2 Games,
Umd Sampler pack…………………………………..$160.00
Sony PSP \”Value Pack\” – NBA Basketball Game,
UMD Sampler pack…………………………………..$100usd
play station 1…………………………………….$120usd
play station 2 ……………………………………$200usd
play station 3…………………………………….$250usd
XBOX:
Microsoft Xbox 360 Platinum System cost………………$850usd
Microsoft Xbox 360 Core System………………………$850usd
Microsoft Xbox 360 System Bundle…………………….$850usd
Xbox 360 Customer Choice Bundle with Hard Drive……….$780usd
Xbox 360 Live Bundle…