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hey

decided to upgrade my phone to the 8910 anyone interested in the nokia 8850 legit only problem with the phone is that the volume is stuck at one spot but you can perfectly hear on it but my mate said it shouldnt cost more that $10 or i can get it fixed for ya looking for $350 comes with the usual stuff battery, desk top charger,ear peice, car charger. I think this is one of the classiest phones that nokia has had on the market till today.

or if anyone has 8910 wants to make me an offer for swap and cash

open for offers

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