Caporegime
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Lol at people with phones in their hands being refunded. They'll spot it eventually though (I imagine?!).
***The Official LG Nexus 4 Thread***
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Quick question...
If I go and buy a payg EE card, can I then transfer my current contract to it?
I ask as my current contract sim isn't a micro sim and I can't be bothered waiting till next week. The two EE stores have no micro sims in stock...
If I go and buy a payg EE card, can I then transfer my current contract to it?
I ask as my current contract sim isn't a micro sim and I can't be bothered waiting till next week. The two EE stores have no micro sims in stock...
I think there is a difference between PAYG and Monthly blank Sims. When I got an Orange blank micro Sim yesterday form an EE store, they asked me specifically if it was PAYG or Monthly. The packet it came in also said it was Pay Monthly. No idea if this ha any bearing on transferring numbers etc.
Are these 8GB or 16GB ones?
Edit: reading some more, I imagine you are buying O2 ones and selling them for profit to fund one for yourself or something like that? I am away for a couple of weeks, else I would do the same
Only need to sell one for about £70 profit to justify buying one for myself at O2 prices. Hopefully when I come back they will be in Stock.Just out of curiosity, if I buy one from Google Play in Spain, would it still be warrantied as per normal wen I come back to UK?
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Soldato
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They'll claim this back eventually, similar thing happened to me with my Nexus 7.
Caporegime
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Why not out of interest?
Oh just because you're not guaranteed to make a profit. That's all
Based on that auction you'd lose £10 straight away then eBay fees on top which I believe are 10%... You'd be down £50 overall.
But if you believe it's worth the risk, go got it.
Really you'd need to make at least £460 to make any kind of profit.
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Not following. If the phone cost 280, then was sold for 400, that's ~100 profit even with charges and postage, no?
We are talk about selling on the £399 O2 payg handsets.
It's pretty interesting that there appears to be an LTE chip in the phone but LTE isn't supported on the device!
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Phone cost 280
Sell it on ebay at 400 inc (p&p)
Postage cost you 6.50
Ebay fees
Insertion 1.30
Final Value 40.00
Paypal fees 13.80
Means your 58 up but with the possibility of dodgy buyers etc.
Then perhaps you can make the switch to drinking decent coffee?
Just a thought, no need to get upset
Then perhaps you can make the switch to drinking decent coffee?
Just a thought, no need to get upset
Dirty tax dodgers, make the move to costa
Then perhaps you can make the switch to drinking decent coffee?
Just a thought, no need to get upset
at 7am on a working day, it is either them od McDonalds coffee...Starbucks for me
What do you mean inferior? Through headphones?
Well thats not going to happen until AOSP releases a custom ROM.
Again I was referring to the O2 £399.99 phone
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Got a decent run straight out of the box with no charging. Obviously that was mostly me hammering it with only a couple of hours downtime. Seems like it'll be decent after a couple of charges though.
