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6:19 pm
November 17, 2009
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I am selling a brand new/unactivated SIM for $35 (including shipping)
I also have a brand new Nokia 1661 that came with it as well - yours free of charge if you live in Calgary and you can do local pickup. If shipping is required, there's a $15 shipping & handling charge (Canada Post ExpressPost would be used). The SIM is still inside the phone and has not been removed.
spn1661.9.chausey@spamgourmet.com
I am located in Calgary (NE).
Payment: Either cash exchange (local in Calgary) or if you're outside of Calgary, INTERAC e-mail money transfer (don't have paypal - sorry).
Thanks!
9:17 pm
November 21, 2008
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Greetings from Montreal. I want your Nokia 1661. Thanking you in advance.
Awaiting your reply to send you 15$
yours truly,
ash (locotri)
10:32 pm
October 14, 2008
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I'll take the Nokia 1661 off your hands for $15 🙂
I'm sending you an email now. My dad needs a new phone, and his birthday is coming up 🙂
10:46 pm
November 17, 2009
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Sorry. You guys are funny giving me a hard time! 🙂
I need to rephrase my original posting. The brand new Nokia 1661 is your for free or $15 if I need to ship but that's if you buy my SIM!!! LoL. I'm not selling the phone for $15 or giving it out for free.
Thanks!
11:02 pm
October 14, 2008
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Yes, your ad is worded wrong. First you state, that you are selling a sim for $35 including shipping.
Then your second paragraph states that you also have a Nokia 1661 for free of charge if you are local, or for a $15 shipping charge.
It doesn't state that you have to buy the sim with the phone.
11:03 pm
May 1, 2009
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OP you better word your post properly.
I am opposed to buying SIM here...but caved in after 3 years.
Now I found out As one Seller here stated, Selling SIM with $25 time...is actually $5 time on SIM. Got screwed both ways. My PetroCanada transfer lost $35 time remained on old SIM. Paid $25 for Speakout SIM here. And now I have to buy $25 Speakout Time voucher. So its loss for me
All this because One seller here thought something and posted SIM sale which was not accurate.
"For Sale 'SIM with $25 of minutes"
So to all posters please be accurate.
3:29 am
November 17, 2009
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Guys, I'm super sorry for the confusion. I thought that "The SIM is still inside the phone and has not been removed" would have cleared it up. I'd edit that post if I could but I don't know how.
Since it's my honest mistake, here's what I'll do:
- If you live in Calgary and we can do local pickup (same deal): SIM and phone for $35. The SIM & activation code stays with the phone (ie. The entire package unopened is yours) for $35 if you're in the city.
- If you live outside of Calgary and I have to ship: $35 for the SIM and because I made that honest mistake, if you want the phone too (ie. the whole package), you pay me only $7 extra and I will ship you the whole package XpressPost. I will absorb the rest of the shipping cost (assuming you live in Canada of course).
I hope that makes you happier! Again, I'm very sorry and promise to be concise next time.
3:56 am
November 13, 2009
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I agree with the OP - I had no trouble understanding his intention
5:34 pm
November 17, 2009
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Sold (1) SIM.
Remaining: 1 unactivated SIM (by itself) and 1 full bundle (unactivated SIM & Phone)
Correction to subject header: I was told that the SIM does not come with a 403 area code (there's no number assigned) -- you would need to call in with the activation code + store number (that I'll include) and you can choose your own area code.
Thanks.
5:52 pm
May 1, 2009
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chausey said:
Sold (1) SIM.
Remaining: 1 unactivated SIM (by itself) and 1 full bundle (unactivated SIM & Phone)
Correction to subject header: I was told that the SIM does not come with a 403 area code (there's no number assigned) -- you would need to call in with the activation code + store number (that I'll include) and you can choose your own area code.
Thanks.
I don't think you can choose your area code.
The area code depends of your store number from what I have been seeing.
6:34 pm
November 17, 2009
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I previously called in to activate a new SIM for an Aunt and the customer service representative asked, "Which area code would you like to activate in?" Then, I asked her if it could be anywhere and she indicated, yes. It's kind of like if I already have a 403 number, you can easily transfer that over to your local area code. The one thing I don't know though and didn't ask is if you can choose 416 or 905 if both are local to you type of thing.
7:35 pm
May 1, 2009
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chausey said:
I previously called in to activate a new SIM for an Aunt and the customer service representative asked, "Which area code would you like to activate in?" Then, I asked her if it could be anywhere and she indicated, yes. It's kind of like if I already have a 403 number, you can easily transfer that over to your local area code. The one thing I don't know though and didn't ask is if you can choose 416 or 905 if both are local to you type of thing.
I went thru their Automated system and I got the numbers according to stores it was bought from. But from your experience you bypass the automated system and ask CSR for it.
I had very good experience with Speakout Phone CSR (Ztar?)
They were great. Porting my petro canada number to Speakout took almost 28 hours.
