007RS

I have had the following replaced/repaired at a cost of £110 with receipts.
* New screen.
* New LCD.
* New on button.
* New card holder tray. (The tray mechanisim was missing from the phone meaning that instead of the tray ejecting itself you need to pull it out yourself.)
* New mother board.
I have had the phone unlocked to any network which also accepts PAYG. The WI FI seems tempremental and the shop who fixed it said it might be ok with a WI FI compatable Sim ? and will need looking at ?, they did download some apps using their own Sim.
You can still access the internet via 3G. £175 Collected from West london, or will swap / PX for a Cat back Magnex or Nur Spec R exhaust or W.H.Y. 0793902271.

What you see is what you get.

BM08

Just to let you know mate you missed a digit from your number didnt try to ring, ive just got a keen eye

007RS

Reduced to £120 as the ear piece has stopped working, but the loud speaker is fine, maybe a loose connction etc ?

007RS

Open to offers (case not inc.)

ontheway

£50 for the phone only and you can keep the accessories?

007RS

Too low mate, i've just spent £110 on replacing the bits listed, ear piece is less than £3 off Ebay but fitting looks a pain in the arse hence reason for selling.

martysmartie

iTrader: (1)

They may have not re-assembled it correctly (Easiest way to test is make a phone call and place your hand over the top of the screen) the screen SHOULD switch off as they have a proximity sensor to shut the screen off when your on the phone to save power etc and to prevent inadvertant input from your ear etc, what happens when you do this?

If it does as I say then the connection is fine so you either have a faulty earpiece, (Easily sorted) or they can suffer another problem where the phone thinks it's got the headphones plugged in when it hasen't hence no earpiece!

Also there is no such thing as a WI-FI sim! It's the phone that has the wireless function, you can remove the sim if you wanted and still use it wirelessly! By doing this you effectivly have an Ipod!

Martin