Originally Posted by shallimus (Post 1113455)

So what is it that gives you that warm fuzzy feeling about these guys? Is it:

• Less than half price N9 64GB!
• Colour/model combo available nowhere else
• Payment by Western Union/bank transfer only
• Buy 5 get 1 free (pretty awesome deal - given how low their prices are, their margins must be fantastic to give such a great deal!)
• Eager, poorly written email with one paragraph copy/pasted twice
• Website built using "free ecommerce online store builder"
• What google has to say about ecrater

...or something else?

Remember that N9 64GB are harder to find than a mermaid's toenail clippings right now.

It is a scam. It is not legitimate. 100% certain. No doubt. Please explain how the list above does not constitute proof (the price alone is enough).

Originally Posted by HughF_UK (Post 1113473)

I have family visiting Dubai early next month, is it as easy as walking into the Nokia store and buying one, sim free, unlocked?

Hugh

Originally Posted by legoman666 (Post 1113499)

I ordered the 16gb black from sgbest.com for $580 +32 shipping to the US. Does anyone have experience dealing with them? How fast do they ship?

Originally Posted by xRobby (Post 1113484)

I prefer to base my opinions on personal experiences as apposed to presumptuous reasonings.

Originally Posted by shallimus (Post 1113511)

So none of the things I listed in my previous post cause you any concern? No red flags there?



OK then! :)

As you prefer personal experience over my presumptuous reasoning, I'd say you ought to order five white N9 64GB from this 'vendor'; you'll have no trouble re-selling them for more than you paid, especially given that as far as we know not even Nokia Marketing have access to a white N9. You could even sell 5 and keep the 6th free one!

Do please let us know how you get on.