Web 2.0 Exit… what is that?
I am at the Search SIG down in Mountain View listening to the founders of some of the new vertical search engines including Healthline, Simply Hired, Trulia and Truveo. There were nearly 20% people in the room who were building search engines. When I asked these panelists whose search engines are basically are scraping other sites, cannibalizing the folks that provide the “content” for their sites, what was their exit strategy? Answer – dead silence. I was saying this earlier in the day, on this Web 2.0 highway, there are three exits: Microsoft, Yahoo and Google. And that simply sums up the single biggest problem with Web 2.0. Niall says Google mentioned every five minutes!
could not agree more!
the silicon valley economy should not revolve around a great google hope, no more than the seattle economy should not revolve around a great msgt hope. build long lasting sustainable businesses or web 2.0 will be the biggest joke since, well sock puppets.
aw c’mon Om… not quite fair, since the panel did address a similar question earlier in the session…
when asked about acquisition vs IPO about 15 minutes prior, the panelists responded with various takes on what the possible prospects were, and they also indicated that it was still fairly early and they were still exploring monetization via advertising, lead generation, and other potential areas as they matured.
i think perhaps the silence was more due to there not being any definite answers to exit, more than any specific expectations of a flip to Google (or Yahoo or Microsoft).
while i’d agree those are 3 very likely candidates with acquisition agendas (as are other lesser lights EBAY, AMZN, IACI, AOL), they’re not the only game in town.
all 4 of the companies represented tonight focused on multi-billion dollar markets (employment, real estate, healthcare, television/video), all of have significant %’s of spending moving online.
certainly each of those markets can support multiple independent businesses at substantial valuations, regardless of what G/Y/M decide they want to do.
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sure, while the Empire spreads its wings across most of the known landscape, it’s easy for folks to suggest that all roads lead to Rome — but the shipping lanes of the New World weren’t dominated by Romans.
there were empires before Google, and there will be empires after Google. regardless, there will always be roads less traveled that lead to rich and plentiful lands, unknown to today’s centurions.
hail caesar? ahh…. screw that shit.
set course for first star to the left, and straight on til morning.
Hey Om -
Wow, can’t buy a link on your blog, even in a round-up! ;-)
Actually, I think the official reason you got a silent response was because JohnB had just asked the question a moment before.
Great seeing you again; will you be at the TechCrunch BBQ next Friday?
tony
Looking at the web stats from my little site, I can see your point about being “cannabilized”. Maybe its time for the free lunch to end and for me to start doing some major kung-fu on my robots.txt file. How much is access to individual web sites worth to these new search engines?
tony… honest mistake. fixed. also lets catch up in the city. it should be fun
dave, what was said earlier was a mealy mouthed politically correct statement. that’s all. it was not an answer. hence me asking the question…. again!
Om-
GYME is a better sounding acronym. Eh tu Dave? ‘Lesser light’ heh. You’d think with the Skype acquisition eBay would be a big blazing pulsar of an acquirer.
hey ro: EBAY likely an acquirer in more focused areas; however i’d agree with Om that acquisition aspirations for Yahoo / Google / Microsoft are likely all across the board.
at least to date, EBAY hasn’t staked its claim as a broad-based portal destination / search company. (altho i certainly agree with you that it could be — and i tried to make a strong case for moving in that direction while i was there… i would imagine that’s part of the reason why Louis Monier left to join Google).
eBay does seem to be making more aggressive moves these days with Skype deal & Kijiji & Verisign acquisition, but i’d say they are still more narrowly focused on shopping & payments than on a broader search portal / destination strategy that G, Y, & M are all aiming for.
anyway: it’s not a bad strategy, just a more specific one.
isn’t the vertical search result – because of its derivative nature – much more difficult to monetise than a classified database query, esp in a cpa world? and won’t that factor reduce exit opportunities, esp in big-ticket-item categories? imho monetisation of the fixed-format structure of classifieds will be much easier than the non-format derivative listing in search engines. trulia tends to take its content straight from the local press websites, which often take it straight from the local MLS. isn’t realtor.com a much more focused and traceable destination for cpa dollars?
>isn’t the vertical search result – because of its derivative nature – much more difficult to monetise than a classified database query, esp in a cpa world?
That makes no sense. If a vertical search engine is targeted at say realtors or engineers, then the cpc bidding should only be higher since ad buyers know more about the type of lead they’re getting…
chad is correct.
travel search & shopping search have already demonstrated successful arbitrage thru buying traffic from Google & Yahoo, increasing customer value through vertical development, and generating leads at higher roi.
vertical search engines by definition identify more narrow, specific, detailed user profiles & specific needs (house, job, vacation, retail purchase), and thus typically generate a higher value customer than from a generic search engine.
all search (generic or vertical) is ‘derivative’, in that search engines index data from multiple external sources. the ability to monetize traffic is based more on breadth of audience, depth of user profile & user engagement, compelling & comprehensive data, and ultimately on the value of transactions generated from relevant search results & vertical applications.
Om:
I think you’re being awfully presumptuous here.
First there are a lot more companies than the three you mentioned (IAC, Fox, AOL…the list goes on) who are looking at companies here..
More importantly, you could have made the same derisive remark about craigslist, juniper or yahoo at one point or another in their existence — and yet they all remain independent.
Finally, what kind of fool would have given you the answer you stated above? I mean, jeez,what was that, some kind of litmus test for stupid executives? Even (especially) if any of these guys were doing that, they’d say something else.
If the search business has taught us anything, it’s that things aren’t as sewn up as conventional wisdom might have you think…
-CST
chris, let me answer your questions here. the companies you are mentioning are looking to buy companies that have little or nothing to do with the se start-ups. all you have to do is read their recent statements.
secondly, there is a clear difference between these start-ups and craigslist, juniper and yahoo. those were companies that had their own defenisble IP, a new way of doing things and clear cut strategy.
derisive…. it was a simple question: what’s the exit. it is the first thing one has to think of when building a “capitalistic” for profit enterprise. that’s the whole point.
presumptous? no i asked a question, that needed to be asked.
Om:
Ask Jeeves, MySpace, Livejournal were all acquired recently by folks not google, yahoo, or microsoft (and I’d point out that Topix.net with a news search play received a nice chunk of investment from the newspaper industry). SimplyHired — clearly interesting to anyone looking at a classified play. Truveo (video search)? IAC, Fox, Sony etc… Healthline could be interesting to a variety of non search folks. Trulia..again, smells like classifieds.
Also, seems like you’re according a lot more strategy-in-hindsight here… Yahoo went through several pretty major gyrations in strategy along the way to being what it is today (which is why there was an opportunity for five guys to build dmoz.org in 1998) and you tell me what the “exit” is for craigslist. I’m sure some of the newspaper folks would be dying to find out :-).
I think Gautham covered it pretty well — Keeping your options open is the best strategy.
Mind you, I always like your refreshing candor in public (especially when I’m not on the hot seat)…but I don’t think it’s quite so simple as that.
How about this — I bet you $1 (and a public “I was wrong” by the loser) that one of these guys is acquired by someone other than Microsoft, Yahoo or Google. If they go public, it goes to me. If they disappear, it’s a wash, and if they’re acquired by someone, who then is acquired by Microsoft, Yahoo or Google within a year (a la Coolboard and Onelist) you win. What do you think?
-CST
chris, well i take your bet and will see what happens. one caveat – healthline which can go WebMD, or one of the medical sites. Apart from that I think it is going to be an interesting next 12 months.
actually i would love to raise stakes to $2 and a beer, if you tell us who are the likely buyers of these players. chris, that should be a fair one ;-)
and if we get bought or go IPO, i’ll pick up the tabs for the beers ;)
I think Warren Buffett’s old analogy of “Mr. Market” holds true here. From time to time, Mr. Market will come to you and offer to buy your business. Sometimes he will be optimistic and offer you a lot of money. Sometimes he will be pessimistic and offer you very little.
You are never obligated to sell to him. If you like your business, and you don’t like his offer, you should keep running it until you get a price that you do like.
Now, that being said, I agree with Om that lots of folks are now starting companies under the theory that GYM (and I’d add another M for Murdoch) will buy them out. But even if they’re not happy with what Mr. Market ends up offering them, I’m still happy that people are creating great new services for me to use!
Well, the point of my earlier bet was that I don’t think we’re at a place where all the buyers have identified themselves, nor do I think it’s impossible for one of these guys to break free and be a stand alone entity (although, it’s always hardto do that). So — I’m not going for the $2 upgrade to prognostidigitator extraordinaire, and merely going to bank on (my bet) that there guys will not nerely be meat for GYM (as you put it)…
So…for the record..$1, and I’ll even allow the exception of Healthline here.
Get out the popcorn. Maybe Dave will allow us to do the cage match at the next SearchSIG.
-CST
I love this site, and I am a fan of Web 2.0. People usually mention the big 3: Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, when they talk about web 2.0. Any listed smallcap name that can be considered as a play on Web 2.0? Maybe a company that the big 3 will be interested in acquiring?
Chris (Tolles) is correct: if you want to reflect the reality of the market, you need to add eBay, Amazon, NewsCorp, IAC and AOL. And then some.
Also, I would say that in the current market, M&A is by far the prevalent exit route for venture-backed companies – however mature they are (or not). So yes, the exit for most of these companies will be an acquisition – the question is more: how soon/early.
Good to have you with us at the SIG :-).
Om, you are right on here. The acquirers may be GYM or the others mentioned here, which is really not the most critical point.
The more interesting one is that so many vertical search plays are getting VC-funded when it is fairly clear that there do not have anything but acquistion as an exit strategy.
Its tough to imagine SimplyHired (for example) go public – huge downside is the sites they scrape stop allowing them to do so (like Craigslist did to Oodle), they are done. Metadata is of no value when the basic foundation is so fragile. And GYM can “easily” come up with this metadata, just like so many competitors have already done. (No offense, Dave!)
Something like a Healthline is way more attractive – mainly because you can search for health information on Google and get decent results and Google most likely will not pursue to make it super-targeted due to other larger goals. In such a case, plays like Healthline can survive very well. Acquisition or IPO is still an open question.
Also like one of the comments above, if a a job vertical search site makes money by using a job portals content without delivering as much revenue to the job portal, then its a no-brainer for hte job portal to shut them off. Content, in such cases, is still the key.
Next 12 months, as you say, will be interesting!
-Vaibhav
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MOGAN LAWRENCE ELECTRONICAL PRODUCTION We sell all kind of brand new Tv set, Ipod, DVD player, Laptops. at a very cheaper price and makers like panasonic, samsung, sony,sharp,mintek,toshiba,and many more available in store. DVD Panasonic DVD-LS5 DVD Player…$150USD Mintek MDP-5860 DVD Player…..$90USD Panasonic DMR-E50S DVD Recorder…$190USD Samsung DVD-L200 DVD Player….. $150USD and many more……………………. IPOD Apple iPod nano 2GB Black MP3 Player….$100USD Apple iPod Video 30GB Black MP3 Player…$1oousd Apple iPod Video 30GB Black MP3 Player…$150usd Apple iPod Mini 4GB 18hour battery – Pink MP3 Player…$120usd Apple iPod nano 4GB Black MP3 Player….$150usd and many more…………….. TELEVISION Panasonic TH-42PD50U Television…..$600USD Panasonic TH-42PX50U Television…..$1000USD Panasonic TH-50PX50U Television…..$1500USD Panasonic TH-42PWD6UY Television….$500USD Panasonic TH-42PD25U/P Television…$400USD Panasonic TH-42PHD8UK Television….$450USD Panasonic TH-65PHD7UY Television….$2500USD Pioneer PDP-5050HD Television…….$1000USD Panasonic TH-37PX50U Television….$500USD Panasonic TH-42PX500U Television…$800USD Sony KLV-32M1 Television………$400USD Sony PFM-42V1/S Television………$500USD Sony KDE-61XBR950 Television……$5000USD Sony KDE-42XBR950 Television……$1000USD Sony PFM-42X1/S Television…….$500USD Sony KDE-42XS955 Television……$550USD Sony FWD-50PX1/S Television…..$1200USD Samsung HP-R4252 Television……..$500USD Samsung LN-R328W – LCD TV – 32….$500usd Samsung LN-R408D – LCD TV – 40….$800usd Samsung LT-P326W – LCD TV – 32….$650usd Samsung LTM 225W – LCD TV – 22….$500usd Samsung PPM63H3-plasma panel 63…$2000usd Samsung HP-P5071 50-inch 1366X768 HD Plasma TV Ref…..$800usd Samsung HPP5031 – plasma panel – 50…$1000usd Pioneer PDP-5050HD Television…….$1000USD Sharp 32″ Aquos HD-Ready LCD TV….$500usd. and many more…………… LAPTOPS Dell Latitude C640 1.8GHz P4 Laptop w/CD-RW……$350USD Dell Inspiron XPS M140 Notebook Computer for Home…..$480USD Sony VAIO FS540P – Pentium M 730 1.6 GHz – 15.4″ TFT…$500USD Sony Intel Pentium M 100GB Notebook Computer with DVD+/-R/RW Drive…$550USD ThinkPad G40 2389 – C 2.5 GHz – 14.1″ TFT IBM…..$580USD Panasonic Toughbook 18 Touchscre……$500USD HP Compaq Business Notebook nc8230 – Pentium M 760 2 GHz – 15.4″ TFT…$950USD HP Compaq Mobile Workstation nw8240 – Pentium M 760 2 GHz – 15.4″ TFT…$780USD and many more………….. OFFICE EQUIPMENT PLV-80 16:9 Widescreen WXGA Home Theater Multimedia Projector….$10,000usd magicolor 2430DL Color Laser Printer (20 PPM, 2400×600 DPI, Color, 32MB, PC/Mac)…$150usd Minolta Dimage Scan Dual IV – film scanner (35 mm)…..$100usd EP7120 DLP Projector (1024×768, 1600:1)……$400usd Optoma H 31 – DLP projector……$400usd 110” Velvet Wrapped Luxurious Sensation Series DT1100 HDTV Fixed Projection Screen…$350usd PowerLite Home 10+ Ultra-Portable Multimedia Projector…..$500usd ScreenPlay 4805 Projector by InFocus………$550usd Panasonic PT LB30NT – LCD projector……..$800usd PIXMA MP950 PHOTO MLTFUNC AIO 22/29PPM P/C/S…….$150usd Elite Screens VMAX120UWH 121in 16:9 Electric Projector…..$150usd Da-Lite Cinema Contour 144 x 192-in Pearlescent…….$500usd MP610 DLP Projector (800×600, 2000 Lumens, 2000:1)…..$300usd. and many more…………….MOGAN_ELECTRONICS@YAHOO.COM
hello, Our phones are all Brand New T2 Euro specs, unlocked, sim-free, no operator logo, come in their original sealed box, With 1 year international warranty from the manufacturer, Manual of your choice, Finland made. Here are thePrice list for different products; NOKIA 7380 and 7280(unlock) $150 and $143 NOKIA 6090(UNLOCK)– US$150 NOKIA 6100(UNLOCK)– US$100 NOKIA 6600(UNLOCK)– US$200 NOKIA 6210(UNLOCK)– US$80 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 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 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 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 V205[USED]TRIMODE–US$65 i90c — 95USD i95cl — 130USD i30sx — 13USD 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 S700i AT JUST $125usd MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST $120usd, MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST $160usd, MOTOROLA V661 AT JUST $145USD SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $130usd SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $130usd NOKIA 9500 AT JUST $195usd, NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$120, NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $160usd, NOKIA N90 AT JUST $130usd NOKIA N91 AT JUST $160usd 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 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 nano ipods are also available for sale 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 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 …Lots more available for sale Outletmobilelimited@inMail24.com
ARCOMMS MOBILE LIMITED 20,KALE OJO NORTH BENIN,EPOMA BENIN CITY ARENA ROAD EDO STATE NIGERIA 23401 TEL:234-1-8503375 FAX:234-1-8915667 E_MAIL:amdphones@yahoo.com
Hello Great Buyers, Here is newest offer given by our great company given to mobile phone sellers and buyers all over the world as mobile phone company has come to extend there mobile saleing to all over the world for people to get more achivenment and enjoy benefits of the mobile company. We deliver via DHL and deliver within 1day and 24hours to any part of the worlds..Europe,america,africa,asia,carribeans and all over the world as we make benefits in giving you 100% customer service and we do wire transfer to make things fast and effective as we send immediately after the confirmation. Our phones are Brand new,unlock,T2 Euro spec with operator Logo and also comes with Manual of your choice including(English,Spanish,Afrikan,czech,Arabic,italia,Switsz,french and many more.) If you are located near us you can simply rush down to 20,KALE OJO NORTH BENIN to get them in the items which you ever wanted. Located outside us comes with discount and shippment to your door step. Get back to us with your order and delivery details. Here are thePrice list for different products; NOKIA 7380 and 7280(unlock) $140 and $133 NOKIA 6090(UNLOCK)– US$150 NOKIA 6100(UNLOCK)– US$100 NOKIA 6600(UNLOCK)– US$200 NOKIA 6210(UNLOCK)– US$80 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 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 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 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 V205[USED]TRIMODE–US$65 i90c — 95USD i95cl — 130USD i30sx — 13USD i88s — 70USD i35s — 30USD i58sr –75USD i2000 — 60USD i830–120USD NEXTEL i930 AT JUST $110usd, NEXTEL i860 AT JUST $100usd, SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $140usd SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $125usd MOTOROLA MPX 220 AT JUST $120usd, MOTOROLA MPX 300 AT JUST $160usd, MOTOROLA V661 AT JUST $145USD SONY ERICSSON S700i AT JUST $130usd SONY ERICSSON W800i AT JUST $130usd NOKIA 9500 AT JUST $195usd, NOKIA 8850 GOLD EDITION– US$120, NOKIA 9300 AT JUST $160usd, NOKIA N90 AT JUST $130usd NOKIA N91 AT JUST $160usd 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 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 Regards Management Mrs Joy amdphones@yahoo.com
yes, at least there are 3 engines. It would be good if someone came up with a search portal for phone numbers around the world.
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Dave…
Interesting topic… I’m working in this industry myself and I don’t agree about this in 100%, but I added your page to my bookmarks and hope to see more interesting articles in the future…