Blackberry 8100 Pearl Smart Phone
19 August 2009, 09:58 AM
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Blackberry 8100 Pearl Smart Phone
Blackberry 8100 Pearl Black for sale. Virtually unused, 2 days roughly but I found that I preferred a Nokia Smart Phone, so this has been back in it's box ever since. I have misplaced the charger but have looked on Ebay and they can be had for around £5. It still charges via the USB cable however once the Device Manager software is installed from the CD.
Comes with:
- Virtually brand new, unmarked phone.
- Battery
- USB Cable
- Box, Manual, Installation CD etc etc.
This phone was suppied on contract by 02 and will need unlocking for other networks.
Price: £60 delivered
Contact: PM, Reply or email Dirty.English@live.co.uk
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BlackBerry - Pearl 8100 Models Including the BlackBerry Pearl 8110
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Comes with:
- Virtually brand new, unmarked phone.
- Battery
- USB Cable
- Box, Manual, Installation CD etc etc.
This phone was suppied on contract by 02 and will need unlocking for other networks.
Price: £60 delivered
Contact: PM, Reply or email Dirty.English@live.co.uk
More info:
BlackBerry - Pearl 8100 Models Including the BlackBerry Pearl 8110
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Last edited by JamJay; 20 August 2009 at 06:14 PM. Reason: Update on info
20 August 2009, 08:59 AM
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Shaggy thanks but seeing as I don't know your from adam, I really shouldn't do that. Far too many scammers out there that have given online selling a bad name for everyone. Please don't take offence.
Paypal offer the buyer a guarantee that if the goods are faulty or not sent, then money will be refunded so you're safe which ever way. As a seller I cover myself also to stop any claims being falsely made... bottom line, if the goods aren't sent, I haven't received any money. This is why I use PP.
DeanF, I'll snap some pics later today for you and i'll pop a t-mobile SIM in later also. I charged it last night via USB and all working fine.
Paypal offer the buyer a guarantee that if the goods are faulty or not sent, then money will be refunded so you're safe which ever way. As a seller I cover myself also to stop any claims being falsely made... bottom line, if the goods aren't sent, I haven't received any money. This is why I use PP.
DeanF, I'll snap some pics later today for you and i'll pop a t-mobile SIM in later also. I charged it last night via USB and all working fine.
Last edited by JamJay; 20 August 2009 at 09:00 AM. Reason: Spelling
20 August 2009, 11:54 AM
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Shaggy thanks but seeing as I don't know your from adam, I really shouldn't do that. Far too many scammers out there that have given online selling a bad name for everyone. Please don't take offence.
Paypal offer the buyer a guarantee that if the goods are faulty or not sent, then money will be refunded so you're safe which ever way. As a seller I cover myself also to stop any claims being falsely made... bottom line, if the goods aren't sent, I haven't received any money. This is why I use PP.
DeanF, I'll snap some pics later today for you and i'll pop a t-mobile SIM in later also. I charged it last night via USB and all working fine.
Paypal offer the buyer a guarantee that if the goods are faulty or not sent, then money will be refunded so you're safe which ever way. As a seller I cover myself also to stop any claims being falsely made... bottom line, if the goods aren't sent, I haven't received any money. This is why I use PP.
DeanF, I'll snap some pics later today for you and i'll pop a t-mobile SIM in later also. I charged it last night via USB and all working fine.
Im V Interested
Thanks.
Dean
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Hi Dean.
Well the prognosis isn't good, it rejected the good old T-Mobile SIM but took to my O2 SIM like a duck to water. I don't know if this is because it's locked to O2 or the fact that the T-Mobile SIM was an ancient One-2-One SIM which changed over to T-mobile.
I am sure Mr Looky Looky at the local market could unlock this or someone else so it's up to you mate.
Pics here:
Well the prognosis isn't good, it rejected the good old T-Mobile SIM but took to my O2 SIM like a duck to water. I don't know if this is because it's locked to O2 or the fact that the T-Mobile SIM was an ancient One-2-One SIM which changed over to T-mobile.
I am sure Mr Looky Looky at the local market could unlock this or someone else so it's up to you mate.
Pics here:
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20 August 2009, 08:58 PM
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Hi Dean.
Well the prognosis isn't good, it rejected the good old T-Mobile SIM but took to my O2 SIM like a duck to water. I don't know if this is because it's locked to O2 or the fact that the T-Mobile SIM was an ancient One-2-One SIM which changed over to T-mobile.
I am sure Mr Looky Looky at the local market could unlock this or someone else so it's up to you mate.
Pics here:
Well the prognosis isn't good, it rejected the good old T-Mobile SIM but took to my O2 SIM like a duck to water. I don't know if this is because it's locked to O2 or the fact that the T-Mobile SIM was an ancient One-2-One SIM which changed over to T-mobile.
I am sure Mr Looky Looky at the local market could unlock this or someone else so it's up to you mate.
Pics here:
Dean
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