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Hi Guys

Item: I'm selling my Sony Ericson s700i.

Firstly, i'll just explain what the history of the phone is, and the condition of it, then i'll explain the features, give links and pictures.

History/Condition:

Basically, the phone is less than 12 months old, so it still has warranty.

I bought this phone about 8 months ago. Back then, the rrp was about $1100 dollars. I'm not rich, but that was basically all of the money from my 21st bday. My family has always been pretty tight on money, so i was pretty poverty stricken in high school. i always had shit phones that people would laugh at, so I decided to splash out, and buy the best pimpest phone of the time.

Of course, since I bought the phone outright, it is unlocked.

Throughout the time i've had it, work has provided me with a work mobile. THat mobile was pretty nasty and ugly, so my phone was still my special phone. I only used it maybe 1 day a week on the weekend. At all other times, it was pretty much off.

About 3 months ago, work provided me with a new pda phone, so i haven't needed to use this phone.

All in all, it's only been used for a few days total as I only used it maybe one day a week. It has always been in a phone sock when it is used. I have never dropped it, never scratched it nothing. It is unblemished as if the box was just opened yesterday.

It includes everything - box, charger, phone, oringial lanyard, 64meg memory stick duo card. Charger and lanyard have never been used - My work phone is sony ericsson.

I am an honest person. Have a look at my rating to the left. This phone is most definitely not stolen.

Description of phone: Basically, this phone looks like a digital camera. In today's day and age where every phone is either a slide phone or a flip phone, this one is unique. It is a swivel phone. Everyone always comments on how nice my phone is when I bring it out.

In terms of features, of course, it has just about everything - mp3 ringtones, mp3 player, memory stick duo card slot, bluetooth, it plays videos, has a 1.3 megapixel camera that records videos, wap, internet browser.

The screen is massive. It's 320x240.

The most noteable feature of this phone, is the camera is a proper camera. Have a look at the review for sample pictures taken. Remember 1.3 mega pixel just means the resolution. That is, how many pixels by how many pixels. A shit phone might be 1.3 megapixels, but it might take 1.3 megapixels worth of crap. The review raves about how good the camera is, as well as all the other features.

Gsm arena have a review of the camera here - have a look at the image of the document taken - it's so clear:

http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_s700-review-18p3.php

Location: Sydney (postage around australia can be negotiated with price). As I said above, I am an honest person, ask any of the people who left me a feedback rating. If you're in sydney, come have a look, or if you're interstate, I can send it registered to make sure nothing is lost.

Contact details: Pm or call Chris on 0403 211 482.

Price: I know i'm not going to get anywhere near $1100 even though it is in as new condition. I'm looking for 400 give or take. Of course, if you wish to negotiate, pm me, or preferably call me, and we can arrange a price.

Cheers

Chris

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I know i'm not going to get anywhere near $1100 even though it is in as new condition. I'm looking for 400 give or take. Of course, if you wish to negotiate, pm me, or preferably call me, and we can arrange a price.

Cheers

Chris

oh shit i didnt think these were worth so much i sold one at $80 3 weeks back :laugh:

and they are only around 100 on ebay?

more information on the phone would be great help - please let me know

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I am normally a fairly patient and understanding person. Chrisgtr, I've reported you to the admins for business trading. You're always offering people really low prices on phones and laptops, and selling them off later. You have admitted in numerous posts that that you are in the phone and computer business. You're obviously not interested in buying this since you just sold one.

There is one for sale in Ebay US:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-UNLOCKED-SONY-E...1QQcmdZViewItem

Works out to be about 400-450 once you pay all taxes etc.

Also, on ebay australia, all current auctinos still have 4-5 days to go and they're already at $154.

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I am normally a fairly patient and understanding person. Chrisgtr, I've reported you to the admins for business trading. You're always offering people really low prices on phones and laptops, and selling them off later. You have admitted in numerous posts that that you are in the phone and computer business. You're obviously not interested in buying this since you just sold one.

There is one for sale in Ebay US:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-UNLOCKED-SONY-E...1QQcmdZViewItem

Works out to be about 400-450 once you pay all taxes etc.

Also, on ebay australia, all current auctinos still have 4-5 days to go and they're already at $154.

i own my own company and have a fast turn over of laptops and phones - i do not have the time to try and sell each phone or laptop for what its worth - i just want to get rid of it. they are only worth as much as someone will want to pay.

after research - ive found that my price of $80 was fair - here are some COMPLETED listings from ebay australia

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MOBILE-SONY-ERICSSO...1QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Sony-Ericsson-s700i...1QQcmdZViewItem

go ahead and report me - see if i give a f**k.

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