Looking for an AT&T cordless phone # 9450.

[Paper Roses]

The design is at least 10 years old but I like the size and ease of use. Anyone have one hanging around the still works? All I can find on-line are the batteries and an obsolete picture on Amazon.com .

Thanks
PR

[hlthe2b]

1. I'm guessing you have both searched & posted in the wants area

of Ebay? I'm amazed at what I can find, no matter how out of date or rare, there, especially if I set up an automatic search for a few weeks/months.

[Paper Roses]

3. Thanks about the reminder about the "want it now" section of e-bay

I just posted.

[madrchsod]

2. i`ll check my local charity shop tomorrow

they have a lot of phones and i saw one like that last week. i think the top price on phones is 5 bucks.

[Paper Roses]

4. Thanks! #9450 is printed right on the phone base.

The price range is right up my alley. Would appreciate anyone contacting me if they find one. It should not be much $$ as it is really an obsolete phone/answering machine but I like it because it is simple and the handset size is good for me.

Thanks.

[tech9413]

5. Too bad you didn't ask a few years ago

I retired it because the keys in the base quit working after a lightning strike. The handset still worked fine. I agree with you it was a good design for a cordless phone but I still keep a wired phone for emergencies.

[Paper Roses]

6. Cordless downstairs, wired upstairs.

I like to be able to walk around the kitchen without trailing a cord. Upstairs, believe it or not, I still have a princess phone. (yes, I'm an old timer!)

[Maraya1969]

7. If those don't work you can go to your freecycle page over in Yahoo

People give and people ask for things. I don't if your area is good but mine is.