In this paper we calculate charge fluctuations of a Schwarzschild black-hole
of mass M in thermal equilibrium with radiation and an electron-positron
plasma confined within a vessel of radius R. We show that charge fluctuations
are always present, even if the black-hole is neutral and the overall charge of
the system vanishes. Furthermore, if R/M>>1 the system becomes unstable
under charge fluctuations. Surprisingly enough, besides the expected
thermodynamical black hole charge fluctuation that result from the fluctuations
on the number of charge carriers, there are other contributions to the overall
charge fluctuation of the black-hole which, against our intuition, do not
depend upon the charge of the particles. We conjecture that one of the
contributions is an intrinsic purely quantum mechanical fluctuation of the
black-hole itself as it does not depend on any of the control parameters,
namely the radius of the confining cavity nor the temperature of the system,
and even not upon the mass or charge of the particles