Anyone know websites to buy a PHONE ONLY? (without activation?)

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Sean C. - 26 Jun 2003 08:46 GMT

Hi. I started using tmobile last march and have a motorola c332.

Um, for some reason I need to get a new phone, meaning that I will not

activate a new service but just get a new phone.

I went through sites that I know and they always come with a new plan and I

found I had to pay the full price of phones if I'm just buying the phone.

Does anyone know websites that are selling new phones at low prices without

a new service activation?

Thanks in advance!

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Cliff - 26 Jun 2003 09:26 GMT

http://www.1worldgift.com/cellularphones.html
or http://www.ebay.com are the two I would say (Just watch the feedback
score of the person you buy from on ebay)

> Hi. I started using tmobile last march and have a motorola c332.
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Mat Waites - 26 Jun 2003 16:56 GMT

http://www.romeohifi.com/
http://www.just-talk.com/
http://www.ustronics.com/

I recently bought a 6310i from just-talk and I'm now using it
on t-mobile.

The sony-ericsson r50 seems to be a good "cheap" phone - tri-band
for $85 (and bluetooth!)

> Hi. I started using tmobile last march and have a motorola c332.
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Axs?Deny - 26 Jun 2003 21:43 GMT

www.ebay.com
www.gsmphonesource.com

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WolvieGrrl - 27 Jun 2003 03:54 GMT

Just be careful what phone you buy. If you purchase a phone that
T-Mobile does not support (one they do not market themselves) you run
the risk of getting stuck if your phone messes up or if T-Mobile
updates their phones. Also, don't lose your receipt and make sure you
call T-Mobile and let them know you bought a new phone.

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George Hill - 27 Jun 2003 15:27 GMT

gsmphonesource is an excellent place to buy.

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