TuMomo.com is a South American spanish language free classified advertising site. The owner of Tumomo.com was video interviewed in English during FEXPOCRUZ 2006 in Bolivia.
October 3, 2006
TuMomo.com Interviewed
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August 17, 2006
Inventory Available Online
Posted by fronteraservices under computer equipment, computer sales, computers, for sale, frontera services, south america, used computers, used monitors, websites, wholesale[2] Comments
It’s only in Spanish at the moment but we’ll be adding inventory daily if not hourly. The english language version should be up by this weekend. Please stop by and check it out.
August 10, 2006
Used TimberWolf 9740 Tape Library
Posted by fronteraservices under Export, Exportacion, brazil, chile, computer equipment, for sale, frontera services, mexico, tape library, trade lead, trade leads, trade offer1 Comment
August 8, 2006
Brand New 26u Server Racks Now Sold Individually – $199.99 each
Posted by fronteraservices under Export, Exportacion, computer equipment, deals, for sale, frontera services, server racks, trade lead, trade leads, trade offer1 Comment
Originally slated as a single 60 rack export order for a South American customer, these brand new racks are again available and priced to move. Our loss is your gain and we want to move these items in volume to make space in our US West Coast warehouse.
We’re now offering individual racks for sale due to popular request AND lowered the price of brand new Black Box server cases to $199.99 each + cost of shipping. Shipping is via freight and we do accept/export international orders. The racks are in their original packaging and BRAND NEW.
These server racks can be wall mounted or floor mounted. Made of 14 gauge steel with plexiglass doors, they can hold up to 150 pounds (69 kg) of components. They are packed in the original boxes and unused. Each unit measures 26″X26″X48″ and weighs about 95 lbs (43 kg).
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Comparison Prices (same make and model): More than $650 each ( source: http://inktomi-cnet.com.com/Black_Box_wall_mount_cabinet_26_U/4014-6461_9-30486696.html?part=inktomi-cnet&subj=Black+Box+wall+mount+cabinet+-+26+U&tag=feed)
Number of units remaining at this price: 19 18 17
We accept credit cards via paypal and will ship within three business days of payment. Buyer is responsible for actual cost of shipping. Please call us at 1-360-362-1032 before ordering (8 am eastern time until 6 pm eastern time only) due to the extremely limited availability and to get a shipping estimate from zip code
Number of orders limited only by availability of sale priced inventory. Valid only through Thursday, 11 Aug 2006 or while supplies last. All sales are final with this steeply discounted offer. This offer is not valid anywhere prohibited by law.
August 2, 2006
Digg US Special: Four Brand New 26u Server Racks
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This Offer Is No Longer Available.
July 31, 2006
Pentium 4s, Pentium 3s, and Servers
Posted by fronteraservices under Export, bolivia, brazil, computer equipment, computer sales, computers, for sale, frontera services, used computers, wholesale[3] Comments
We have a large number of new Pentium M laptops and used pentium 4 PCs, and pentium 3 PCs as well as dual proc Dell servers that will be arriving via container over the next week or so. They are in excellent condition. We will inspect and test each used system and note changes to our inventory as they become available.
Some will have been nationalized in Bolivia (import duties already paid) and others will be available out of our soon-to-be-opened Zona Franca (“Free Zone”) office. Call us with questions or orders.
July 24, 2006
Trade Lead (Offer): More Than 50 Brand New 26u Server Racks – 20ft Container or Less
Posted by fronteraservices under Export, Exportacion, Import, central america, computer equipment, container, for sale, server racks, servers, south america, trade lead, trade leads, trade offer, wholesale1 Comment
We’ve just acquired more than 50 brand new 26u server racks manufactured by Black Box Networks. They can be wall mounted or floor mounted. Made of 14 gauge steel with plexiglass doors, they can hold up to 150 pounds (69 kg) of components. They are packed in the original boxes and unused. Each unit measures 26″X26″X48″ and weighs about 95 lbs (43 kg).
Location: California, USA
Availability: Immediate
Shipping Units: 40 units on 10 pallets in a 20ft container (4 units per pallet) and 19 other units available individually or 4 units.
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Comparison Prices (same model): More than $650 each ( source: http://inktomi-cnet.com.com/Black_Box_wall_mount_cabinet_26_U/4014-6461_9-30486696.html?part=inktomi-cnet&subj=Black+Box+wall+mount+cabinet+-+26+U&tag=feed)
Logistics Notes:
- Domestic US and Canada: These can be trucked within the US for a reasonable cost per unit.
- Export: The cost of shipping a 20ft container from Long Beach to a large number of the world’s major ports usually ranges from about $2000 to $5000 depending on destination. Contact us if you want help arranging export logistics or if you want to export individual pallets.
Contact: sales@fronteraservices.net in english, spanish, or portuguese
(Español: http://frontera.wordpress.com/)
July 22, 2006
Initial Focus: Quality Used Computers and Large Computer Monitors
Posted by fronteraservices under Export, Import, bolivia, brazil, chile, computer equipment, computers, frontera services, monitors, servers, south america, used computers, used monitors, websites[2] Comments
So I finally am putting some thoughts together about Frontera Services. Our initial focus will be exporting high quality used name brand computer equipment out of the US and Canada. We have a logistics operation starting up in Santa Cruz, Bolivia and will be selling within Bolivia as well as re-exporting to Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and other countries.
Why used hardware? Moore’s law has driven many of the improvements that we’ve seen in computing. We are also far enough into the curve that each generation of new computer brings us incrementally less improvement that is noticable. As an example, the difference between the 386 computer of a generation ago and a 486 was immediately obvious in terms of speed, storage, and memory. We are now at a point where the differences are less noticeable (especially since the vast majority of software is NOT keeping pace with Moore’s law)…used computer hardware provides great opportunities to upgrade at a much more economical pace.
Servers and Workstations: We’ll be offering both Pentium 4 and Pentium 3 server and workstation computers. We have more than one hundred coming out of testing and available later this week and hundreds more inbound.
On the high end, a number of our servers have multiple processors and up to 4GB RAM. On the other hand, though it is nice to have the latest model dual core machines, a late model P3 with a reasonable amount of memory will easily handle most people’s email, internet, and spreadsheet requirements. These aren’t salvage, white box (no name), or untested PCs either. We’ll offer tested, name brand models.
Laptops: We currently have a number of major name Pentium M and Pentium 4 14″ screen laptops still in the manufacturer’s plastic. About half of the laptops have 1 GB of memory, the rest have 512MB RAM. These are immediately available from Bolivia.
Monitors: We have hundreds of giant 19-21 inch monitors inbound. Need one? need a pallet? need a container full?
Printers: We have a number of laser printers and 48″ HP large format designjet printers inbound. All laser printers have new toner cartridges and the designjets have 2 sets of toner plus paper.
Networking Gear: We have a number of used routers, switches, 220v wireless routers, load balancers, and other networking equipment inbound.
Our official Frontera Services website will launch shortly. Though initially simple, you’ll soon be able to check our entire inventory, purchase online with a credit card (or paypal), or have your questions answered. If you have a special or urgent import need, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
July 18, 2006
Spanish Language Frontera Services Weblog Launches
Posted by fronteraservices under Export, español, frontera services, south america, spanish, trade leads, websites1 Comment
Our spanish language blog just launched today (http://frontera.wordpress.com - nuestro sitio totalmente en español).
There will be some shared content as well as a lot of language specific content. Hopefully, we’ll be able to contribute to the import-export community in both languages. Trade leads posted on either site will be translated and posted on the other site.
July 18, 2006
Export Wholesale Dropshipping of Computer Equipment in South America?
Posted by fronteraservices under Export, charity, computer equipment, computers, dropship, dropshipping, frontera services, shipping, south america, wholesale[16] Comments
My mind has been abuzz with thinking about how to provide innovative opportunities for our customers.
Buying used computer equipment in bulk is always a tricky business. If you want to build a solid business with long term customers, each item needs to be carefully inspected and tested for functionality and then evaluated for physical appearance before being shipped off to customers. Transportation can also be enormously expensive. There are plenty of companies that offer untested bulk sales of used computer equipment in the world – I have not found many that offer fully tested and inspected equipment in bulk in South America without a 3 week wait for a boat to arrive. Note that I am not saying that they dont exist, just that I have not found them yet (if you know of some, please let me know).
Here is my thinking: offer the equivalent of dropshipping throughout South America on a wholesale basis from our Frontera Services warehouses in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. You can ship a single pallet or a truckload for much less money and much faster than sending such items from the US. Santa Cruz, Bolivia is just a few days trucking distance from most major South American cities and just a day or so from almost any town in Bolivia.You’d also be able to use a major credit card to pay (not so easy in these parts).
In short, you’d find a customer for any items listed on our special dropship website (ready soon) and basically hire us to provide those items and transportation to your final customer. We’ll provide you with a separate “dropship” price and we’ll return a transportation quote for your customer’s destination and, once paid, arrange transportation. You then work out any import duties with your customer and invoice them.
Who can this help? Church groups, schools, international charities, subsidiary companies, contractors, and anyone else whose core competency is not logistics and needs reasonably priced computer equipment in bulk. Imagine being able to easily provide a charity in South America with badly needly computers for instance and having all of the details (minus customs) handled for you.
Thinking about this as a customer, I see the following three advantages.
- I can economically send a single pallet, a small truck, or a large container of fully tested computer equipment to any customer, organization, or charity in South America.
- I dont have to wait for 3-5 weeks for a ship to arrive or have the hassles of coordinating transport from a major port to the final destination
- I can sell to customers in South America without much investment and keep the difference in selling price and dropship price
We could institute this program in Bolivia immediately – there would still be a few days required to “nationalize” the items from our free zone warehouse. We’d be ready to expand it to Brazil, Peru, Chile, Argentina in August 2006. Note: it is possible that customs agencies may delay shipments for a number of reasons. We do our best to get items to your customers quickly but customs is outside of our control and so this program does not guaranteed shipment timeframes.
Is this proposed service of interest to you? Join the conversation….




