YEAH, I HAVE 2 OF THE SPRINT SANYO MM 8300 MODEL PHONES IN MINT WORKING CONDITION. BAD ESN THOUGH. WILLING TO SELL. EMAIL ME AT SWEETSWEET2005@MSN.COM AND WE CAN WORK OUT A DEAL. THE PHONES HAVE NO SCRATCHES, DENTS, DINGS, SCUFFS OR MARKINGS. THEY BOTH COME WITH ORIGINAL BOXES, EXTRA COLOR CLIPS, HOLSTERS, CHARGERS, MANUALS AND ALL.
HELLO, I HAVE 2 SPRINT SANYO MM 8300 CELL PHONES WITH BAD ESN. BILL NEVER GOT PAID. THEY ARE BOTH IN MINT WORKING CONDITION AND COME WITH MANY EXTRAS. MUST SEE THEM TO BELIEVE HOW GREAT THE CONDITION OF THEM IS. IF INTERESTED EMAIL ME AT SWEETSWEET2005@MSN.COM
I have 5 LG VX4700 "Push To Talk" cell phones that I bought and all have bad esn number's. All are in excellant shape and come with house charger's, some have cases & instruction booklet's. If interested you can email me at precious_pawprints@yahoo.com
Has anyone considered that the cell phone companies might be violating the Federal Communications Act, an anti-trust statute or even an unfair debt collections practice statute, be refusing to activate phones with certain ESN's because they want to collect a debt or something like that. Really, if you are the legitimate owner of these phones you have every right to have them activated on your cell phone account upon request. The cell phone carrier's refusal to activate the phone is similar to the now discredited conduct of AT&T when it was a monopoly. AT&T would refuse to connnect various user owned phone equipment to its phone lines claiming all sorts of reasons. The FCC and the court decided that AT&T could not stop a customer from connecting to the phone lines any compatible piece of equipment and eventually developed standards for determining compatibility. This "bad ESN" business is a way to artificially depress the value of used cell phones in favor of increasing the value of new phones sold by the carriers. Does that make sense? Do you realize the under the Federal Communications Act cell phone carriers are prohibited from engaging in any unreasonable or unjust discrimination, practice, classification or regulation? Hey, how just is it for you not to be able to use your phone because of some prior owner didn't pay his bill? Since when are we liable for the debts of stangers like that?
Not only that but cell phone companies sell you a phone with a contract but if you try to use the phone with a nother carrier they can not activate the phone. Some can but most cant. So you might as wel just get a "FREE" phone instead of the high tech one that is useless if the carrier that sold it to you pisses you off and you decide to switch carriers.
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