pyrex23:
TLC
FU Google pixel 3 128gb
White
Cracked back
Shipped two Friday's ago.
Should arrive any time from now.
58k.

Chip/WWU iPhone xr 64gb black
Screen cracked, some parts of the screen not responding to touch.
FACE Id works.
To be shipped this week friday
82k

Chip/WWU iPhone xr 256gb black
Mint/excellent condition(like new)
Comes with generic adapter and cable
To be shipped this friday
165k


All shipped by giantplushub

Bilad27:
iPhone 11 128GB
PHONE AND BOX
MINT CONDITION
FU
160k
TLC

NB, very little crack on screen

felzylix:
iPhone 8+ 64gb


Battery Health 96%

9/10 neatness

Location: Akure

140k

Escrow acceptable
Still available

felzylix:
iPhone 8+ 64gb


Battery Health 96%

9/10 neatness

Location: Akure

140k

Escrow acceptable
Available

ifecx4real:
IPhone 11 128gb FU
Black
Got some marks on the sides
Cosmetic condition 8/10
Phone Only

Tlc: 220k

felzylix:
iPhone 8+ 64gb


Battery Health 96%

9/10 neatness

Location: Akure

140k

Escrow acceptable

Bilad27:
iPhone X 256GB
Phone and box
Mint condition
Little crack at the back
FU
148k

TLC

RisenPhoenix:


You want to give sniper to person with headache?

@op. You'd better listen to those who are telling you to cooperate with the bank fully. You were the victim of a fraudulent case. The man you met was not the rightful owner of the account. Forget about the alleged ATM card you saw or anything else. You are not an investigator; he could have shown you just any ATM or he could have stolen it along with the phone from a bag or purse. You just don't have the information to identify the person's credibility and you had no business behaving as if you were his bank; conducting transactions on its behalf. Also, nobody who can serve as a witness clearly saw you give him the cash. As it stands now, the only verifiable info available anywhere is that a sum of money was transferred into your account via USSD from a possibly stolen phone. Go clear yourself and if they want you to repay the money, pay up.

If you involve lawyers or the police, they will just escalate the issue to the point where you cannot handle it again, and a N3k issue will become a N500k issue. I have warned you. My task is done here.

RisenPhoenix:


You want to give sniper to person with headache?

@op. You'd better listen to those who are telling you to cooperate with the bank fully. You were the victim of a fraudulent case. The man you met was not the rightful owner of the account. Forget about the alleged ATM card you saw or anything else. You are not an investigator; he could have shown you just any ATM or he could have stolen it along with the phone from a bag or purse. You just don't have the information to identify the person's credibility and you had no business behaving as if you were his bank; conducting transactions on its behalf. Also, nobody who can serve as a witness clearly saw you give him the cash. As it stands now, the only verifiable info available anywhere is that a sum of money was transferred into your account via USSD from a possibly stolen phone. Go clear yourself and if they want you to repay the money, pay up.

If you involve lawyers or the police, they will just escalate the issue to the point where you cannot handle it again, and a N3k issue will become a N500k issue. I have warned you. My task is done here.

Xisnin:

Yes. There are 5000 years old wood.
Don't wallow in ignorance.
Google is your friend.

Wickedtruths:


So, you don't know that convertible cars have covers? All you know is to run inside and hide.

This one has the mentality of an okada rider.

princemillla:
Good for calls only

4GB can't do much these days when fb apps consumes almost 800mb data and cache space.

Elbreezy:
Factory Unlocked iPhone X 256GB Space Gray
Phone with Complete Box and Accessories.
Comes with Extra Case.
Mint Condition.
270k

Shipping Via 2days