Motorola I930 SmartPhone

Any news on it?(Price,Availability Date, OS specs) Thanks......

$499.99
October 3, 2005

Here's the press release: http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050927/265858.html?.v=1



<lacosa70@gmail.com> wrote in message news:4B0_e.33625$TA2.16638@fe09.lga...
> Any news on it?(Price,Availability Date, OS specs) Thanks......

I am pretty sure the phone is offered at $349 with a two year service agreement.

wrong thread, there is already a thread dedicated to the i930 please do not continue to start new threads on topics that are already covered.

as you just read i heard there selling them in nigeria 170$ shipped. I wanted to know if the phone will work if i put my sim card in. Do you think its a scam? I would have to transfer the money through western union. They claim itll be here in 2 days?

scam dont fall for that bull****

"jyndrus90" <jyndrus90.1wtbnz@nospam.cellphoneforums.net> WROTE:
> as you just read i heard there selling them in nigeria 170$ shipped. I
> wanted to know if the phone will work if i put my sim card in. Do you
> think its a scam? I would have to transfer the money through western
> union. They claim itll be here in 2 days?
>
>
Must be legit cause I get all kinds of outstanding offers from Nigeria in my
email inbox.Not sure why my filters send it to my spambox.
Nigeria-land of opportunity and cheap Nextels.
I can only imagine the free time they have over there.To send me personal
emails saying they need my bank account infos to deposit money into it if I
send them Campbells Soup labels.
Life is too easy.

Wayne Redick wrote:
> "jyndrus90" <jyndrus90.1wtbnz@nospam.cellphoneforums.net> WROTE:
> > as you just read i heard there selling them in nigeria 170$ shipped. I
> > wanted to know if the phone will work if i put my sim card in. Do you
> > think its a scam? I would have to transfer the money through western
> > union. They claim itll be here in 2 days?
> >
> >
> Must be legit cause I get all kinds of outstanding offers from Nigeria in my
> email inbox.Not sure why my filters send it to my spambox.
> Nigeria-land of opportunity and cheap Nextels.
> I can only imagine the free time they have over there.To send me personal
> emails saying they need my bank account infos to deposit money into it if I
> send them Campbells Soup labels.
> Life is too easy.

I get the same offers. State Department is very adamant that Nigeria is
the land of scams, on a bigger level than just phones. We're talking
fake buisnesses, real estate deals, etc.
Buy at your own risk.