Re: Old 2G communicator

["RTS" <gafa_usa@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Les,  contact  some Distributors that have overseas dealers. IE..
south/central America and India/Asia,
As I understand it  those areas are just beginning to use  2G equipment..
They might make you an offer..
or  as the old standby,  put em up on Ebay...

RTS


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"mleuck" <m.leuck@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Sunday, April 6, 2014 12:08:04 PM UTC-5, ABLE1 wrote:
>> Hey you's guys.................................
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>>
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>> Anyone have a clue as to what should be done with the old 2G communicator
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>> that have been replaced or upgraded to 4G modules??  What I am referring
>> to
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>> is the units that have been removed because of an upgrade.   What to do
>> with
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>> them??  Are they landfill material or should they be sold to some third
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>> world dealer that would love to have them for cheap??
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>>
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>> I have a few in house that are taking up real estate and would like to
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>> relieve said real estate for better junk.
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>> Any thoughts would be helpful.
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>> Thanks,
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>> Les
>
> The cell providers have discontinued 2G service in a few areas but
> depending on the area your units will still work fine for a while. We've
> got about 150k 2G units out there still working fine

Thanks Mark,
I understand that they will work.  However, that is not the answer to my
question.
Since I have pulled the SIM's and have no real use for them are they nothing
more than boat anchors OR is there some place that is recycling them or
something??

Thanks,




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