Apple iPhone 3G 8GB White Brand New In Hand!!!

[mk2402003]

APPLE iPhone

3G 8GB

WHITE

UNLOCKABLE

With Receipt, One Year Warranty

Free Shipping To US!

Never Used and Still With Plastic Cover

Bought on July 30th

I Am Looking For $720 (Approx £360) And I Think This Is A Reasonable Price

I Would Like Payment Through Paypal Only And Would Ship The Item Worldwide For An Extra Cost Approx $60 (Approx £30) Using USPS International Express / EMS With Online Tracking Available

Thanks Guys!!! ;D

 

[mk2402003]

Bump! Anyone Interested???

 

[MacBookPro]

Let me guess. You are from the UK. again. And because you took photos off of the auction of MK2402003 who sold iphones recently, is located in NJ and YOU CROPPED the pictures to remove the signature camera logo from the bottom. There are too many scammers on here.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Apple-iPhone-3G...oryZ3312QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Do you honestly think that people aren't smart here?

 

[bargsbeer]

thats good Macbook Pro

 

[digitalscrap]

Umm... there is no 8GB White iPhone 3G. Nice try.

 

[MacBookPro]

thats good Macbook Pro

Thanks. I just don't like seeing people scammed out of their hard-earned money.

 

[Nathan54AB]

Thanks. I just don't like seeing people scammed out of their hard-earned money.

Tell me about it! I've been trying to sell my iMac, and two people have already tried to scam me. Both of them sent forged PayPal invoices. Very annoying, but I saw.

 

[bargsbeer]

I know how you feel. in the past 2 weeks I have been scammed 3 times for iphones. I have got my money back,But it's a nightmare to get it.
Unfortunately scammers love to get their hands on Apple products.

 

[captaindan]

they should be strung up.

 

[Nathan54AB]

I know how you feel. in the past 2 weeks I have been scammed 3 times for iphones. I have got my money back,But it's a nightmare to get it.
Unfortunately scammers love to get their hands on Apple products.

Yeah ya really have to watch for those people. Two more scammers just emailed me recently trying to pull some more of that garbage on me. It seems, for me, that the two most popular ways of scamming tend to involve A: The scammer sending you forged invoices from a different email address of theirs claiming to be from legitimate companies like PayPal asking for a ship tracking number before they could credit the money to you. - or B: The scammer telling you that they would send a "check" to you and that their 3rd party shipping company will pick the item up. That one gets more complex but you'll recognize it if you see it.

Just a little helpful note. When I get messages from these people and confirm they are illegitimate, I just reply saying "You have been confirmed as a scammer. Go away."

 

[Mjc.americor]

i like how he hasnt replied yet or anything like that not saying its a scam.
Totally a scam!