[Electronics-talk] Items for Sale

[Jeff Samco]

Hello, Sandra,

I can suggest a few different places where you may get financial 
support for technology you might need.

First, check out the website for American Blind Citizens. 2 or 3 
times a year they accept applications for grants from their technology fund.

There are also several crowdfunding websites where anyone can sign up 
and make a project proposal. If approved, people can visit the 
website with any amount of money and contribute toward any projects 
they wish. Then, when fully funded, the funds are released to the 
vendor with whom you indicated you would get the device from.
The 2 specific ones i know of are:
ModestNeeds.org
GoFundMe.com
And, then, I just found the following website with a listing of more 
crowdfunding websites:
    * www.crowdfunding.com/

Good luck,
Jeff

At 07:53 AM 3/25/2015, you wrote:
>     Hello:
>
>You said these items were given to u.  If so, why are you asking so much?
>You could consider donating them,  or selling for a very small fee, to
>someone who really needs them but who cannot afford them.  Take me for
>instance, I am in desperate need of a Braille note taker.  Mine is a Braille
>'n speak 640 purchased in 1993.  You all know how old that is and that it is
>no longer able to b repaired, and even if it were   is not ,
>compatible with today's technology.  I am a retired senior with other
>disabilities and have no way to come up with thousands of dollars for a new
>note taker.  If anyone knows of any funding sources, please let me know.
>
>Sandra
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Tony Sohl via Electronics-talk
>Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2015 9:30 PM
>To: nabs-l at nfbnet.org
>Cc: electronics-talk at nfbnet.org
>Subject: [Electronics-talk] Items for Sale
>
>Hi this is tony Sohl and I still have the following items for sale and
>they were given to me.
>
>1. Braille Note M-power with catty keyboard, 32 refreshable Braille
>display and Keysoft version 8.0 never been used still in it's original
>shipping box with all manuals and accessories. .
>
>2. JAWS for Windows Professional version 16 still in it's original box
>with all braill labels including the serial number and registration Numbers.
>
>JAWS for windows re tales for around $800 and the m-power note taker
>older model retails for about $500 or so.
>
>I'm asking $500 for the M-power or best offere and $800 for jaws or
>best offere. If anyone's Interested , then you can email me at:
>tonysohl at samobile.net
>
>
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