iPhone 4S Black 32 GB – nya (Bang Jak – BTS) THB22000
- City: Phuket
- Land: Thailand
- Noterade: Februari 19, 2012 6:53 på
- Upphör: Den här annonsen har gått ut
Selling my brand-new iPhone 4S Black with 32GB. Bought it at AIS Thailand (Phahanyotin) and have been using it for the last 5 dagar. While it is really nice, it is not my thing because
my fingers are simply to big and I am a heavy Blackberry user. I paid 26630 THB and will provide the original receipt for warranty issues. My loss your gain. I am close to BTS / MRT.
Thanks for your interest.
- Läge: Bang Jak – BTS
- it’s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
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iPhone 4S Black 32 GB – nya (Bang Jak – BTS) THB22000
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