Iphone 8GB 2nd Gen For Sale

[rugbier]

I have a 2nd Gen 8gb Iphone ( ATT&T ) can be jailbroken / unlock

Several app online to do so.



The phone currently is being used until Tuesday. ( My new phone arrives then )



Comes with Original Box, charger, Otter Box protective case ( you can drop the phone all day long ) , a silicone case and a Apple In Case Cover with a small crack on lower corner, doesn't affect it usage.



$ 215.00 shipped anywhere in the CONUS



Thanks



Gustavo

[Alpine Hoo Ha]

curious as too why you are selling it?

[rugbier]

I am going Android

curious as too why you are selling it?

[jrose609]

Gus, not to hijack your thread, but why going Android? Isn't it just another iPhone knock-off?

[rugbier]

Jason,

No worries.... actually Yes and No, and for what I was able to gather, their platform is less proprietory than Apple, but MOST IMPORTANTLY by going Android, I can get rid of AT&T ( not only they will loose me, my company, but when I was in the Hotel Industry - still perform consulting duties - I gave them the contract for several hundreds of hotels x 60 plans average, and as the a-hole that I am... I will take it away just as easy , a matter of principals to me).

Gustavo

[bigreen505]

You might want to rethink that. At the very least get the new phone before you sell your iPhone. You can put your iPhone on T-Mobile for about $80/month with unlimited everything. I picked up a Droid and am struggling to have the patience to get through the 30-day trial period. Coming off an iPhone, any Android phone will be a tough pill to swallow unless you really enjoy feeling like a beta tester. At least on the Droid, everything feels half-baked and half-complete. The iPhone may be a walled garden, but at least it works -- flawlessly.

That said, and since this is an overland travel forum, there are some really cool GPS apps for Android, both free and paid.

[rugbier]

Hey,

Thanks for the input, but I was able to paly with Droid for few days ( a demo from Verizon ) and I think I am okay to deal with the challenges.

As for T-mobile, while I thought of it ( Jailbreak it and unlock it ) their service in my house it is not existing, and my inlaws leave in the Country as well with almost no service from them as well.

I am checking all apps for the Droid and welcome any recommendations

Thanks again

You might want to rethink that. At the very least get the new phone before you sell your iPhone. You can put your iPhone on T-Mobile for about $80/month with unlimited everything. I picked up a Droid and am struggling to have the patience to get through the 30-day trial period. Coming off an iPhone, any Android phone will be a tough pill to swallow unless you really enjoy feeling like a beta tester. At least on the Droid, everything feels half-baked and half-complete. The iPhone may be a walled garden, but at least it works -- flawlessly.

That said, and since this is an overland travel forum, there are some really cool GPS apps for Android, both free and paid.