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Description

Welcome to our weekly $1 reserve auctions

Here we have a $1 reserve auction for a damaged OPPO Find N2 Flip that would be a good option for someone looking for a Phone to get refurbished and unlocked.

The phone turns on, The phone is quite tidy except for the corner shown and a few marks. (Please See Photos)

The screen shows the phone as being google locked, so this auction is best suited to someone with the experience to refurbish and unlock.

This auctions just for the phone

Model: CPH2437

Serial: Not Visible

::Auction Terms:: Payment for this auction is required within 2 days This item is sold on behalf of our vendor, both Twice & our vendor are 'in trade'

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Details

Condition:

Used

Shipping & pick-up options

Destination & description		Price
Nationwide, Standard		$7.00
Nationwide, Rural Economy		$11.00

Seller does not allow pick-ups

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Payment Options

NZ Bank Deposit

Questions & Answers (7)

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5G? 5**3 (34) • 5:24 pm, Mon, 13 May
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No way to check but google suggests it is, model number is in the listing if that helps twice_nz (8793) • Monday, 13 May 2024
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Has this phone been stolen? Why is it locked? c********d (1) • 1:09 pm, Tue, 14 May
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This auctions for those with experience/knowledge to refurbish, leave it for them :) twice_nz (8793) • Tuesday, 14 May 2024
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That isn't answering my question, why is it locked. c********d (1) • 4:06 pm, Tue, 14 May
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. twice_nz (8793) • Tuesday, 14 May 2024
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Y'all are extremely suspicious selling multiple google locked phones. They're only locked if the person didn't reset their device. c********d (1) • 4:12 pm, Tue, 14 May
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. twice_nz (8793) • Tuesday, 14 May 2024
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Has this phone been stolen? Why has it been locked? t****e (1) • 10:12 pm, Tue, 14 May
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. twice_nz (8793) • Tuesday, 14 May 2024
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You are very sussy, by saying nothing is incredibly distrustful practise. By withholding such pertinent details, you create an atmosphere of uncertainty, casting doubt on its intentions and integrity. Such evasiveness invites skepticism and prompts questions about your involvement in potentially illicit activities. Without clear transparency on these key matters, trust becomes elusive, leaving room for speculation and unease. t****e (1) • 10:23 pm, Tue, 14 May
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. twice_nz (8793) • Tuesday, 14 May 2024
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I fully trust this seller - saying nothing does not mean they are guilty of criminal activity. Use your brain, this is a legitimate shop. 1***5 (55) • 7:43 pm, Wed, 15 May
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. twice_nz (8793) • Wednesday, 15 May 2024