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Q: Where can i buy fairly used mobile phones in Shanghai?

10 years 30 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - Shanghai

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Unfortunately, the word "fairly" has been removed from any vocabulary list pertaining to China. You will have to find an unfairly used mobile phone.

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i got one...  samsung, fairly used      .... I want 2500, make me an offer, not far from shanghai

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you can check on smarshanghai dot com  , lots of used stuff for sale there

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let me think for a minute,,,,  oh,,, I know,,,   everywhere! 

 

why?  did u think they were some sort of rare commodity?  

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Just look around in your neighborhood... plenty of places that sell them.

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I know a second hand wechat group for Shanghai.

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