16GB सफेद iPhone 3G, नीलामी में 30,000 फिलीपीनी पेसो पर।

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief July 18, 2008 · 2 min read

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जो लोग iPhone 3G का एक पूर्व रिलीज़ संस्करण ढूंढ रहे हैं, अब उन्हें ऑक्शन.PH पर सूचीबद्ध और उपलब्ध होने वाले कई विकल्प मिल जाएंगे।

चेतावनी: हम इस विक्रेता की वैधता की पुष्टि नहीं कर सकते। यह संभवतः एक धोखा है। कृपया कोई लेन-देन न करें।.

16GB व्हाइट की कीमत 30,000 फिलीपीनी पेसो है। विक्रेता सेबू सिटी में स्थित हैं, इसलिए शिपिंग शामिल नहीं है (अतिरिक्त 500-1,000 फिलीपीनी पेसो)।

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मुझे लगता है कि 16GB संस्करण के लिए ₹30,000 का मूल्य उचित है। लिस्टिंग में दर्शाए अनुसार, ये AT&T यूनिट हैं और अभी भी लॉक किए गए हैं, लेकिन मुझे लगता है कि कोई भी Globe SIM इनके साथ काम करेगी। iPhone 2.0 के लिए अभी तक व्यापक रूप से उपलब्ध अनलॉकिंग/जेलब्रेक सॉफ्टवेयर नहीं हैं, लेकिन मुझे यकीन है कि कुछ समूह जल्द ही एक जारी करेंगे।

<प>विक्रेता के बारे में ज्यादा नहीं कह सकते क्योंकि उन्होंने अभी हाल ही में 16 जुलाई को रजिस्ट्रेशन किया है और Auction.PH पर उनकी कोई ऐतिहासिक रिकॉर्ड नहीं है। फिर भी, यह एक अच्छा संकेत है जिसे आगे बढ़ाने योग्य माना जा सकता है।

अपडेट: टिप्पणियों में "d00dz" द्वारा दिए गए फीडबैक के आधार पर, यह लिस्टिंग वैध नहीं लगती है। कृपया सभी संभव सावधानियां बरतें.

अपडेट 2: उसी नंबर के मालिक ने Buy&SellPlus पर (नाम shasha1985) 8GB iPhone को Php19k में बेचने की सूचना दी है।

अपडेट 3: सामान्य सलाह के तौर पर, ऑनलाइन लेन-देन करते समय एस्क्रो सेवा का उपयोग करें या COD (भुगतान वस्तु मिलने पर) चुनें।

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45 Comments

Bebezechar · 15 years ago

Be careful as well with these recent posts on Auction.ph from international sellers. They are clearly scams, I’m also a reseller of phones myself and there are also buyers who claim to be from abroad and are willing to pay for your item. I was very cautious throughout all these transactions, and gladly, did not fall into their traps.

iphone 16gb · 15 years ago

That is a very good price for an iPhone. I will visit that auction website and hope that I will get one of those beautiful phones.

Paul · 15 years ago

I am a victim of this seller. This seller took P8250 from me.

She is using

the account:

BPI Family Saving Bank:
Belinda Corrales: 7426071627

and

BPI Main: Renato Dezon Balberan
8029041688

Frank · 16 years ago

@art: did you recover anything? did you get help from the bank?
I really need feedback because I want to buy from auction.ph but this seller doesnt want to use the escrow service and wants bank deposit instead; said “mahirap daw paikutin ang pondo” if they use it.
Thanks,

affiliatemasterprogramweb · 17 years ago

May I know more about how to put your site as part of my rss reader? =)

Wurster · 17 years ago

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art · 18 years ago

I browsed several sites regarding iphone 3g and came across a site which lead me to auction.ph where an iphone 3g is selling for 29th for the 16g. I text the seller and arranged to buy one for my wife. I had all the hesitation to buy where I will send the payment first before they ship the item to me. I asked several questions regarding the safetly of my money from the seller. I was told I can deposit my payment with BPI bank and that they couldnâ€™t be a fly by night operation nor a scam because having a bank account means that legal documents must be presented to open a bank account. With this in mind, I made the payment deposit. I was told I would get my iphone 3g the next day before 11am. I guess you know the conclusion to this story. The next day came and went and no iphone. I called the same cell no and its off but if you text it or call it with a different number it responds to your inquiry to buyâ€¦.There you go. I hope you wont make the same mistake as I do. Who can help me now? BPI or auction.ph? GEEZ!

Also be carefull about writing blogs that might be an advertisement for these scams. This is the title of the blog which led me this misfortune, “Where to buy cheap Apple iPhone in the Philippines” http://www.pinoymoneytalk.com/2007/09/30/apple-iphones-in-philippines/

The Auctioneer · 18 years ago

We appreciate the heads-up and we have looked into the matter. Regardless of merchandise, before even considering a purchase, below are two SOPs we are strongly endorsing.

First, we strongly advise everyone, both buyer and seller, to conduct their transactions using our escrow system. The system is in place for a reason. It guarantees the safety and the security of the transaction and it makes sure that no one gets scammed. Sellers are especially urged to use the system to inspire the confidence and trust of the buyers.

Second, check seller ratings and the feedback pages before confirming a purchase. You can find your sellersâ€™ ratings and the feedback link on the right hand section of the item detail page. On the other hand, sellers with lower ratings donâ€™t necessarily mean that they have low-quality products. It just means that they are new and have no track record yet.

Thus, for new sellers, it becomes more important for them to use our escrow service. That way, they can gain the credibility and the reputation they need to further the growth of their online business. It is the same way for buyers. We have a lot of new sellers with amazing new merchandise and buyers should feel more secure if they conduct transactions through our escrow service.

As for the particular seller and item in question, we tried locating the seller online but we did not find any leads. As for the item, no such posting was found either as of today. If the item reappears in our inventory, we will make sure to contact the seller and acquire more information.

Again, we thank you for the notification and we hope for your continued patronage.

More power!

The Auctioneer · 18 years ago

Thank you, we will look into this. We will give you update later today. Also, you can check our blog later this afternoon for an official statement.

vance · 18 years ago

found an 8Gb iPhone 3G at infomax greenhills.. ask how much it cost!

6 iPhones! 61K.. no kidding

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 18 years ago

@d00dz, better yet, put a warning on the post NOT to transact with this person. I’ve contacted Auction.PH to take down the listing and investigate.

d00dz · 18 years ago

Yuga,

It might be best to pull down this blog post before more readers get the wrong idea. Worse, if they fall for a potential scam and blame you for it.

anonymous · 18 years ago

Just take a look at the difference between the two pictures posted at ebay and auction.ph. It seems the pictures at ebay looks more legit than in auction.ph because its obviously pixelated and edited.