Registered: Oct 2001
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$20 visormodems

I was at the local CompUSA on Sunday and saw that they had marked their Visormodems at $20. Thanks to the advice that I got through this site, I had finally gotten my visorphone with voicestream to connect to ATT Worldnet using Blazer and was happy with the connection. I picked up the visormodem because of the low price and was delighted to discover that it would work in the same manner as the visorphone connection without making any additional changes. So I can now connect using either the visorphone or modem simply by changing modules. Cheap thrills.

Registered: May 2001
Location: Chicago
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how long are they having that sale?.....i hope untill friday the 23?

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Hey baby before we start do you mind if we use my M505?
No not for that!!!!!!!!!!
Use it to reffer to PalmaSutra, silly???????

Registered: Dec 2000
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What brand

What brand modem is it? Handspring or Thinmodem?

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Registered: Oct 2001
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The modem was not on sale, the price was marked. When I went to check out, the item came up at $50 but I showed them the marked price of $20. There were a number of modems at the same marked price.

As to type, it is a handspring modem not the thin modem. It uses two AAA batteries and works fine. Blazer and the mail program both recognize it without making any changes and when it is replaced by the visorphone the connection is equally seamless.

Registered: Dec 2000
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Where

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Originally posted by Bob56
The modem was not on sale, the price was marked. When I went to check out, the item came up at $50 but I showed them the marked price of $20. There were a number of modems at the same marked price.

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Registered: Oct 2001
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I bought the modem at the Lathem NY CompUSA.