sharp bd-hp21h blue-ray player BNIB!!
06 December 2008, 04:09 PM
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sharp bd-hp21h blue-ray player BNIB!!
hi, just bought a tv as a christmas present and they threw in a blue-ray dvd player which was £244.83 on its own, and im too tight to buy dvds so i dont need it!
it is full hd (1080p)
all the rest of the spec you can find on their website or go on google!
i havent even opened it as ive only just got home and i got it from comet so im sure it comes with a warranty.
first person to give me £200 or closest offer can have it!!!
collection is preffered but i can post if needed (quite a big box)
any questions just pm me or call me on 07891006045
rich
it is full hd (1080p)
all the rest of the spec you can find on their website or go on google!
i havent even opened it as ive only just got home and i got it from comet so im sure it comes with a warranty.
first person to give me £200 or closest offer can have it!!!
collection is preffered but i can post if needed (quite a big box)
any questions just pm me or call me on 07891006045
rich
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08 December 2008, 06:15 PM
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Corradoboy: Please note that questioning the seller's price is not allowed
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08 December 2008, 07:00 PM
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08 December 2008, 07:09 PM
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dont worry, i wasnt trying to rip people off, i just thought that was the same price everywhere, i will take £130 as i want a bit of christmas money and who ever buys it gets a bargain so we all win!!!
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