im waiting to sell my phone right now but hopefully will be able to buy next week.

 

Jeremy, I am not trying to kill your sale; but if I'm not mistaking, isn't the VK2000 available in two version, both being dualband (900/1800 and 850/1900)? I just wanted to get the right information out.

 

Good deal, but I have a feeling it will be gone before then. (Someone on another forum has been expressing substantial interest)

Let me know when you're ready and we'll see if I still have it,
Jeremy

 

This information is entirely incorrect. Here is the reason fort the confusion (which is prevalent all over the web, so many are confused as I was as well).

Basically instead of the phone grabbing whatever frequency is available (as most do) there is a setting that lets you select between two band choices. You can select either 850/1900 for North American use or 900/1800 for use in Europe and Asia.

So the phone is in fact quad-band, despite what confusion on the web may indicate. Here are some pics to illustrate what I'm talking about:





Jeremy

 

once it goes down to $50...gimme a call

 

Sure, right after I five it to my dog to play with

 

Sold on another forum for $225, thanks to everyone who expressed interest.

 

So it will work with Verizon?? Where canI find another.

 

No, GSM is a technology used by Cingular and T-mobile, Verizon and Sprint use CDMA.

They make a phone called a VK-X100 that is simmilar for CDMA (Verizon) however I higly doubt you will be able to find one outside of Korea, or possibly Asia in general. The GSM version is rare, but GSM is a substantially more popular technology worldwide, making the CDMA phones scarce at best.

Hope that helps,
Jeremy