Sale used cell phones

Is it true that cellphones can be used to send and receive sonar?
One Response to “Is it true that cellphones can be used to send and receive sonar?” jeh_92116 says: August 7, 2009 at 10:29 am. No. Leave An Answer … Cellphone Information. Used Cell Phone Q & A. Cheap Used Cellphone Friends … read more…

Refurbished Motorola V3m Cell Phone Pink For Verizon Wireless
Get the Refurbished Motorola V3m Cell Phone Pink For Verizon Wirelessfrom Cell Assistance Time the leader in Refurbished Motorola V3m Cell Phone Pink For Verizon Wireless. read more…

The Cell Phone Industry Is Very Confusing | The Gist
Even though most cell phones are made for a specific carrier, people have found ways to “unlock” the phones so they can be used for any carrier. This might not be on the “up and up” but not many people know how do it and there are … read more…

From Google Blog Search

The world of Mobile Marketing
The word Mobile Marketing can be explained in two meanings. Traditionally, this word is associated with a type of advertising through moving item such as the advertisements seen on the taxis, buses, b… read more…

Shining Promotional Light With Key Chain Lights
Companies are always looking for ways to promote themselves. They can promote themselves with ads, giveaways and sales, but these are not always effective. The biggest reason why is that once the ad p… read more…

Refurbished Cell Phone Shopping Advice
If you browse the shelves at your local cell phone store, you’ll be amazed at how expensive some of these phones are. If you like to stay on top of current technology, these phones can be a significan… read more…

From GoArticles.com

Toshiba to launch fuel cell charger for phones (PC Advisor)
Portable device to hit market after 6-month delay Toshiba plans to launch an external battery charger based on a DMFC (direct methanol fuel cell) in the next two months, its new president said today. read more…

Toshiba readies fuel-cell launch (TechWorld)
Look ma, no plugs. The new president of Toshiba has said the company will finally launch its much delayed external battery charger based on DMFC (direct methanol fuel cell) in the next two months. read more…

Is Sprint’s Biodegradable Phone Really Green? (Fast Company Magazine)
Bits and pieces of sustainable cell phone manufacturing are slowly coming together. First came the solar-powered phones , and now Sprint and Samsung are unveiling a biodegradable handset that is 80% recyclable and comes with a 40% corn-based plastic cover. Peter Ha over at MobileCrunch thinks it isn’t enough, complaining that “No company is making it easier for anyone to “go green” and buying a … read more…

Open Question: Small Claims suit, funeral costs, Advice?
My father passed away back in November 22, 2008 from a heart attack. At the time my Mother, Sister an myself were going to pay for it ourselves.

1) We never asked them to pay for the funeral. They offered and stated they would take care of it.
2) We were going to pay for the funeral.
3) Sister offered to pay them $5,000 but they refused to accept it and stated not to worry that they would take care of it.
4) Since they refused the $5,000, we gave Jimmy the listing to sell our house.
5) Jimmy did a bad job of selling the house, so we decided not to use him to buy a house and now he is trying to recollect the money they gave as a gift since they offered.
6) He is currently having personal issues, so he is trying to collect the money they gave as a gift. These issues are mainly circled around his son.
7) There was never an agreement to repay……no time-frame to repay was set, no payment schedule, no amount to be repaid, no nothing.

I guess based on the recap of events that have occurred, what is your take on the situation should there be a lawsuit? Where would we stand? Is it possible for them to expect repayment for something there never was an agreement for (written or oral)?

As of recently they have also requested a few different amounts to be repaid. Originally our selling Realtor, Jimmy, had asked my mother at the close of escrow if she could give him $5,000 since they had paid for our father’s funeral due to them having their own personal issues (mentioned above about their son). Then my sister had a brief conversation with Jimmy via telephone because he caught her on her work telephone and he stated him and his wife agreed to pay for half so we owe them $5,000. There after his wife, Olivia, showed up at my mom’s work and asked about repayment of the total funeral expenses. Now we received the letter below which is stating we agreed and promised to pay $4,174.00 by July 31, 2009, or they will take legal steps to collect the full amount of $9,174.00. I do not understand how they can state in their letter that my mother agreed and promised to pay $4,174.00, when each time they have requested a different amount to be repaid and there were never any agreement.

There are a few other facts about the letter that are inaccurate. The letter is stating they had to make an unannounced visit to our mother’s work since she was not returning Jimmy’s phone calls, but in actuality he only called once because the remaining calls were mainly made to my sister on her cell phone or work. One occasion he even called my sister’s boyfriend on his cell phone. Furthermore, it is stating that my mother did not have the money for the funeral and that she had no one to help her which is also inaccurate. My mother, sister, and myself had already come to a conclusion as to how we were going to pay for the funeral amongst ourselves, but even when we told them we can take care of it they still stated not to worry that they would take care of it. As mentioned in the recap above, I offered to give them $5,000 at the time the expense was incurred and they refused and reiterated they would take care of it. We even had other family members, co-workers, friends, and neighbors who donated money due to the death of our father. My sister alone could have paid for the funeral expense with her savings. As you can see, we had our own means to pay for the funeral.

Now they have served my mother for small claims in the amount of $7500 for the funeral costs, stating the my mother agreed/promised to pay them back after the sale of home.

I just wanted to see what your thoughts are about our situation.
They is the Realtor and wife….

Leave a Reply

Pages

Categories

Tags

Blogroll

Archives

RSS Syndication

Meta