Nokia 8800
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Is a price of $200.00 each for the Nokia 8800 possible or a scam?
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15 May 2006 16:35
Post 2 of 9
It depends on the quantity, but it is possible..more then possible.
15 May 2006 16:37
Post 3 of 9
Replying to [Xeron]: Possible....more than possible a scam. although you order 10,000 units, I don't think you may get that price. anywhere this 8800 is a failure.
16 May 2006 07:12
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Replying to [dhavie]:
How about the N90 is $250.00 a scam?
How about the N90 is $250.00 a scam?
16 May 2006 09:09
Post 5 of 9
dhavie.....that price is very possible,...its not that hard to obtain that price. I have a supplier that accepts escrow and pick-up..that for 700 units will sell for 200 UsD a unit. And for 1000 units I can get it for 160 a unit.
16 May 2006 15:29
Post 6 of 9
Replying to [sourceone]:
250.000 for the N90 is also possible
250.000 for the N90 is also possible
16 May 2006 15:30
Post 7 of 9
Replying to [Xeron]:
Thanks I appreciate the help and advice.
Thanks I appreciate the help and advice.
16 May 2006 17:10
Post 8 of 9
Sourceone, I have gone thru alot of mobile phone supplier's and have talked to over 200 hundred of them.
If you ever need help verifing a mobile phone supplier, then contact me at xeronounleashed@gmail.com ..and I will help you in any way that I can.
If you ever need help verifing a mobile phone supplier, then contact me at xeronounleashed@gmail.com ..and I will help you in any way that I can.
16 May 2006 19:17
Post 9 of 9
Replying to [sourceone]:
ABSOLUTELY NOT!! The only way someone can deliver a Nokia 8800 for $200 per piece, is if they deliver dummy phones, or fake OEM.
You should check the serial number by pressing *#06# and check to make sure that - that number that displays on the screen is on the retail box on the side and on the carton, if not, then it is not an origional phone.
Whoever is offering Nokia 8800's @ $200 USD per phone couldn't deliver a pizza around the corner without getting lost!!
ABSOLUTELY NOT!! The only way someone can deliver a Nokia 8800 for $200 per piece, is if they deliver dummy phones, or fake OEM.
You should check the serial number by pressing *#06# and check to make sure that - that number that displays on the screen is on the retail box on the side and on the carton, if not, then it is not an origional phone.
Whoever is offering Nokia 8800's @ $200 USD per phone couldn't deliver a pizza around the corner without getting lost!!
27 May 2006 22:12
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