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[SYD] Nokia 6100, 8910 and 8910i

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Reason for sale - upgrading to a 6230.

Nokia 6100 - comes with phone itself, charger, manual, CD, handsfree (non-genuine though). Used for about a year and have a couple of small scratches. Chasing $200 or offer.

Nokia 8910 - this is what I had before the 6100, bought it for 2 months then the good old 6100 arrives. It's been sitting here since I got the 6100. It's almost brand new in terms of look and functions well. Comes with charger only. $300 or offer.

Nokia 8910i - this is what I am using currently. Bought it about 6 months ago and does have some scratches but nothing major and it's mainly on the back where it can't be seen normally. Comes with charger and the phone itself only. Asking $450.

PM me with offers thanks :D I'm in Sydney, will either meet up or COD it to you at your expense. Photos available on request.

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hey buddy would you take $130 for the 6100? can pick up tonight

let me know

thanks

Reason for sale - upgrading to a 6230.

Nokia 6100 - comes with phone itself, charger, manual, CD, handsfree (non-genuine though). Used for about a year and have a couple of small scratches. Chasing $200 or offer.

Nokia 8910 - this is what I had before the 6100, bought it for 2 months then the good old 6100 arrives. It's been sitting here since I got the 6100. It's almost brand new in terms of look and functions well. Comes with charger only. $300 or offer.

Nokia 8910i - this is what I am using currently. Bought it about 6 months ago and does have some scratches but nothing major and it's mainly on the back where it can't be seen normally. Comes with charger and the phone itself only. Asking $450.

PM me with offers thanks :D I'm in Sydney, will either meet up or COD it to you at your expense. Photos available on request.

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