Jolla 1 for sale (2x) [answered]
asked 2019-12-04 14:04:49 +0300
https://timelord.nl/wordpress/english-jolla-1-for-sale-2x?lang=en
Jolla Smartphones for sale.
Phone 1 has been my daily driver since november 2014. Price: 40 Euros. Includes: Jolla phone in good condition. Very small scratch on the screen, but hardly visible (not the circle in the picture). Wear damage on the corners of the casing. Manufacture date: 2013-12. 2 batteries, one original (worn), one Patona (unused, probably manufactured in 2016). 1 charger with micro-usb cable. 2 other halfs, one Poppy red, one white.
Phone 2 has been bought second hand for a spare. Price: 30 Euros. Includes: Jolla phone in good condition. Very very minor scratches on the screen, but hardly visible (not the circle in the picture). Wear damage on the corners of the casing. Manufacture date: 2014-03. 2 batteries, one original (worn), one X-Longer (worn). No charger, one micro-usb cable. 2 other halfs, one black, one white.
Buyer pays for sending. For sale in the Netherlands. Preferably both in one buy, but single phone is fine too. No mixing and matching.
Out of pure curiosity, I wondered how you intend to ship the phone/s with the extra batteries, what with laws regarding courier/post services carrying lithium cells NOT placed inside a device (maybe that is only UK rules?).
Also, is it worth offering semi-spent batteries with respect to shipping such items?, these are just thoughts, I am not meaning to nit-pick.
Spam Hunter ( 2019-12-04 14:22:25 +0300 )editGood question :)
I just checked with Dutch post office website. It is not allowed to send used batteries. So I guess it might be a good thing to only include the new/unuxed one, and forget about the rest. I will let it depend on the buyer and what they want.
Marcel Pol ( 2019-12-04 14:29:30 +0300 )editBoth phones have been sold. One is underway to Italy, the other to Germany.
Marcel Pol ( 2019-12-06 13:40:22 +0300 )edit