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Electronic PABX For Your Country - AUS.

Dear sirs,

We do the low cost electronic PABX that can work for AUS market and telecom section.

Detail specification here :

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Home or office users is well know !

Any idea of this new electronic design. I am ready to help you.

Thanks !

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Patrick Cheung
Town Target Technology Limited
Address : 1805-7, Wu Sang House, 655 Nathan Road, Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong
Kong.
Tel : 2505-5838    Fax : 2505-8121
E-mail : patrick.cheung@towntarget.com.hk
Web-site : http://www.townt.com/towne/   or  www.towntarget.com.hk
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Patrick Cheung - townt.com
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Can you please learn at least half-decent english, grammar and punctuation before posting again? Thanks.

-mark

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mark jb

And why doesn't that apply to native english speakers?

Tom

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Tom

Hi Patrick,

You say that your promoted PABX can work for Australia.

Does this PABX have all the nesecary Australian Government approvals to sell in Australia which are mandated the Australian Communications Authority

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Regards Joseph

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Joe G (Home)

HI ! Joseph,

We have passed the CCC & CE approval with ISO9001 manufacturing !

Hope that we can have chance send to you for engineering test.

Thanks !

Patrick

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Patrick Cheung - townt.com

Sorry... like most countries we have our own type approval requirements....

We might be able to accpet CE - but on the telecom and electrical safety side.... every telecom "permitted" product needs to pass these standards for Aust.

JG

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i think our overseas friend is looking for someone who is willing to work with him to sell these in aus, and do whatever it takes to pass the appropriate formalities and approvals. not whine about his grammar, or lack of local knowledge..

a deep pocket, considerable knowledge of the local language, govt paperwork, and market for this product is a prerequisite for success.

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