Frankster wrote:
>
> Yeah, would hate to take a chance like that with $1.99! LOL.
>
> -Frank
>
> "Jack Daniels" <gator@mighty.co.za> wrote in message
> news:45b1e590_2@newsfeed.slurp.net...
> >I loved my 9155, but as things go it finally
> > after years of tough usage died. A caveat
> > about e-bay. You can be had. And, asking
> > for help from e-bay or PayPal can be
> > onerous and unrewarding. There are some
> > tempting buys including batteries, but getting
> > your battery from the expensive source could
> > be the surest way to go. PayPal does not
> > process disputes without charge..If you can
> > use a credit card, at least you can dispute
> > the results of a scam..My opinion FWIW..
> > Luck!!!

Those other posters have one good point, if everyone sent the guy $1.99
+ shipping cost (they all inflate the actual shipping costs so they make
money here too) he'd be rich in no time at our expense. The only thing
that caught my attention on these ads was the term "Custom made to fit
your phone perfectly." If it's original equipment, it was custom made to
begin with. Their wording strongly suggests they make it. (Which means
ALL vendors of batteries like these replace them!) All batteries have a
limited shelf life. These can't be "the" original Verizon/manufacturer
supplied batteries, they have been replaced. Hopefully by quality
batteries. But I would hate to be scammed even for just 1.99 + 7.49.

http://mystore4u.com/products.asp?cat=194 $9.99 1000mAh + $3 shipping,
hmmmm, 1000mAh for 12.99 versus $9.48 if I get the low bid on eBay,
hmmmm, hmmmm, decisions, decisions, hmmmm... Anyone deal with them?

http://www.factorydirectcellular.com...FQLYYgod70iyKg
wants $23 for a higher capacity battery.

http://www.1800mobiles.com/audiovox-...m-battery.html
wants $17 These are the lowest priced replacements I've found for 900mAh

http://www.cellphoneshop.net/libaforau91.html $14.90