Two-Way Spy Audio Device with Auto Call Feature

This two way GSM audio spy device calls you from anywhere in the world when it detects sounds around its vicinity. How awesome is that? Simply insert a GSM SIM card and program it to your desired phone number for call back and start doing your spy business from anywhere in the world! 

Trying to find out the truth about what's being said behind your back? Now you can and from anywhere in the world. You can even place several CVKA-G108 spy audio devices and set them up at your desired locations like your bedroom, living room, conference room or office. Just insert a SIM card into the audio spy device, send a text message containing the activation letters as stated in the products user manual (e.g. XXX followed by your cellphone number from your mobile phone, then your bug is active and ready for action! The CVKA-G108 is a quad-band product that supports the four global standard GSM frequencies (850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, and 1900MHz), so you can be confident of it working anywhere in the world. 

This two-way audio spy device comes with a manual switch located next to the SIM card slot. Switching to option (A) only allows you to call the spy audio device and listen in to conversations that are being detected. Option (B) allows the spy audio device to call you when it detects sounds, or if people are talking, while still allowing you the freedom to call the device and listen in to who's talking. This feature makes it much more advanced than other GSM audio bugs on the market today. 

This is by far the best world audio spy gadget, beautifully engineered with the best of both German and Chinese technology, to provide end users with the highest quality product at an affordable price. The CVKA-G108 is in stock now and available to you straight from the leader in world factory direct wholesale electronics, Chinavasion. 

At a Glance...

• World Spy Gadget
• Auto Dialing option
• GSM Audio Spy Device

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Madonna has been hit with a lawsuit over her new "Material Girl" fashion line for teenagers by a California clothing company that says it has been using the name since 1997.
L.A Triumph filed a lawsuit against the pop superstar in the California Central District court on Thursday, just two weeks after the Madonna line went on sale in Macy's.
The company said in its suit that it has been "continually selling similar clothes in similar retail outlets at similar price points under their Material Girl brand since at least 1997, and Madonna and her newfound company do not have the right to trade in the same space under this brand."
Madonna teamed up with her 13 year-old daughter Lourdes to design the 1980s inspired clothing line, which borrows from the pop star's punk-girl style when she rose to fame in the 1980s and earned the moniker, material girl.
"Gossip Girl" star Taylor Momsen is the face of the brand.
L.A. Triumph wants the judge to rule that Madonna's use of "Material Girl" creates "deception" in the marketplace. It is also asking for Madonna and her company to turn over all the profits from their line.
Macy's on Friday declined to comment on the litigation. Madonna's spokeswoman could not immediately be reached.