I want to buy a verizon cell phone with language options.

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In article <-fWdnUKCI41LZZreRVn-vQ@adelphia.com>, Arcadeia.com
<holdsd96@mail.buffalostate.edu> wrote:

> I want to buy a reasonably new [in the year:2003,2004 or 2005] cell
> phone for verizon that has the language option of French.
>
> I have searched well over 4 hours and have come up nothing.
> I’m missing something?

Why would Verizon have French as a language option?

--
Charles

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On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 23:48:53 -0700, "Arcadeia.com"
<holdsd96@mail.buffalostate.edu> wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I’ll try to make this as simple as I can.
>
>I want to buy a reasonably new [in the year:2003,2004 or 2005] cell
>phone for verizon that has the language option of French.
>
>I have searched well over 4 hours and have come up nothing.
>I’m missing something?

Newer model Nokias have French as one of the languages on those
phones.

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In article <103hg1l8ugd0s04o6oe8bun9pp1v6qescf@4ax.com>, Joseph
<JoeOfSeattle@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Because there are places the phones (such as Nokia, LG, Motorola,
> etc.) are used such as in Canada (Bell Mobility and Telus Mobility are
> CDMA operators in Canada.)

But the Verizon phones are not sold in Canada. My point is that they
don't need French as a language option. You don't need a French
language option to use a Verizon phone in Canada. So it should not be
surprising that Verizon phones with French as a language option might
be hard to find.

--
Charles