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[methdxman]

It's from the US, unlocked. It's in really good shape still. Will work with SK I assume, and since it was a T-mobile phone (2100 mhz 3g band) 3g should work here too.

I live/work in Yeoksam dong so if you want to check it out we can meet up anytime.

Give me a good offer for it.

[tatertot]

I don't want to crap all over your sale, but I want to point out to potential buyers that this will almost certainly NOT WORK in South Korea (unless you pay to have it "certified").

[buddie3232]

How much do you want for the phone? Send me some pics of your phone.

[guava]

I need an SK Telecom phone soon.
My SK Telecom phone crashed and burned today.
It literally started sparking and burning until I turned it off.
A S center said it needs a replacement monitor @ 100,000 won.

Your phone seems like a nice phone, but as there is doubt if it will operate here, this is my proposal:
We agree on a price to be paid AFTER I register it with SK telecom and find it to be operational.
How about that? Assuming could make an ass out of u and me.

[guava]

How much did you pay for your Blackberry phone? Whats a good offer?

http://www.amazon.com/BlackBerry-Bold-9700-Smartphone-QWERTZ/dp/B002XDQHWW
BlackBerry Bold 9700 Phone
Price From: $49.99

I offer 50,000 won

[vincentmiser]

It's a GREAT phone.

BUT I had to pay 306,000 won to have it 'certified' for the 'superior' Korean network.

It's a stupid and unfortunate hiccup to get this phone working.

[guava]

Thanks for the input, vm. In this case, I'm gonna put that kind of money down on a Galaxy Tab pre-order.

Speaking of Galaxy Tab, it is OK to bring one from USA and swap out the sim card? Thats what people are doing with iPads.

[tatertot]

[guava]

Thats interesting, it looks like people are buying iPads that were imported from USA, and I heard you could change sim cards, so it seemed like a situation where you could just insert a new sim card and be good to go.