Cingular

OEM BATTERY for CINGULAR AT&T HTC 8525 8500 TYTN JASJAM HTC: 8525, 8500, TYTN, TYNY, J]ASJAM
$59.99
This does *appear* to be a proper OEM battery. However, I've been somewhat disappointed with the charge it will hold. Seems only 70-80% of what I used to get from the original battery.

In general I seem trapped between using the giant double-size battery, which lasts a long time but makes the phone awkward and doesn't fit in the holder etc. Or I can use the normal size and always be running out of charge before the end of the day ... ah, smartphones.

Lithium Battery for Cingular 8525, At&t 8525, HTC 8525
$74.99
Our batteries will ensure optimum performance saving you time and money. This battery is made specifically for your cellular phone and to meet or exceed the original manufacturer specifications. You can rely on our battery expertise and your cell phone can rely on our batteries to keep it powered up and connected

Brand New ATT 3g Sim Card 4 At&t + Cingular Never Used
$25.00
BRAND NEW AT&T CINGULAR 3G SIM CARD THIS ITEM IS BRAND NEW NEVER USED OR ACTIVATED YOU CAN USE IT FOR NEW ACTIVATION OR ADD A LINE TO YOUR ACCOUNT OR TO REPLACE YOUR LOST STOLEN BROKEN SIM CARD IT STORES UPTO 500 PHONE NUMBERS SUPER FAST SHIPPING!

Samsung Shift a177 Prepaid GoPhone (AT&T) with $50 Airtime Credit
$99.99
I love this phone. I've been wanting a pay as you go cell phone with a mini typewriter/computer keyboard type keypad. It makes texting easier and faster. You don't have to press the number 2 key 3 times to make the letter C or the number 7 key 4 times to make the letter S. This phone has a loud earpiece/speaker. The part where you put your ear is also the speaker when you put it on speaker phone. It may look little but it's plenty loud enough. When I have mine on speaker I put the volume down to 5 and it's still loud enough for me. When I have it where I have to put it up to my ear, I keep the volume at 7. The 7 has nothing to do with the phone and everything to do with my hearing. Those are the volume levels I keep it at. You can adjust it and find the volume levels that work best for you. The ringer is also loud. I keep the ringer on mine set high as it'll go--7. With the ringer volume set at 7 I can hear this phone ring in another room. Now about the signal strength on this phone. I have 3 Motorola pay as you go phones, 2 use A T & T and the other uses Boost. They all 3 have crappy signals. I thought it might be Boost with the Boost phone but the 2 that use A T & T are almost as, if not as bad as the Boost phone when it comes to poor signal. Then I got this phone and I realized what the problem was: Motorola sucks. It's not Boost or A T & T, it's Motorola. I have yet to find a place where this phone has a crappy signal. Maybe I should try the mall. My Motorolas never would get enough signal to work in the mall. I even bought a signal booster for one of my Motorolas. Didn't help enough to count. I'd see other people walking around in the mall talking on their cell phones. I'd wonder how they did it. Now I know: They had good cell phones. This Samsung is a good cell phone. It must be part Timex. I've dropped mine a couple times since I bought it. If those 2 drops hurt it, I can't tell it. To me, it's still working as good as before I dropped it the first time. I'm gonna end this review with a rcommendation. If you want a good pay as you go phone or a good cell phone with a contract and monthly bill, then I highly recommend this phone.
5 stars is not enough.