tmvargas posted on December 14, 2008

I have a broken 8G 3G iphone. It has water damage. How much would you be willing to buy it for?

Nicky posted on May 22, 2008

 have a couple used phones I need to get rid of, I started to repair and resale but I just don't have the
time to do what I set out to do at the moment. I have supplied the model numbers so that you can
google them and see what they are exactly and how much they are worth when repaired.

LG Verizon Voyager vx-10000 - works but front Lcd is broken and needs to be replaced. - $75

LG Chocolate vx8500 - i guess use it for parts dont know really - $15

T-mobile Dash - works but no screen and no battery. - $45

Sprint Palm Treo 700wx - works great flahsed cricket tho. - $80

Call me (Deon) at 832-892-4521.

   
   

 

Pikabuzz posted on June 02, 2008

 

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Pros And Cons of iPod Nano and I'd love to have your request added to the group.  

Pikabuzz posted on June 02, 2008

kickadrummer posted on August 04, 2008

I would love to guy the t mobile dash! do you ship?

Nicky posted on May 22, 2008

I only have the phone and its charger; no other accessories. The touchscreen is not working, but the LCD works fine as you can see from the picture. It probably needs a new digitizer (can be bought on eBay) to get the touchscreen to respond.

Sold as-is, no returns.

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