Iphone 3gs 16 gig. (Nonthaburi) THB13500
- City: Chiang Mai
- Country: Thailand
- Listed: March 7, 2011 3:09 pm
- Expires: This ad has expired
I am selling my Iphone 3gs 16 gig. in flawless condition. It comes with matte screen protecter and an black OtterBox Case and holder. This cover I purchased in the US for $60 (over 2,000 baht). This is the strongest, weather resistant case available. It is designed for supreme protection in extreme sports, work and play. It also comes with a phone charger (1,000 baht). It is jailbroken and ready to go. The first 14,000 baht takes it. Cash only and in person near me.
Thanks for looking at my ad
Cheers,
Mark
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Iphone 3gs 16 gig. (Nonthaburi) THB13500
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