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heavenlywild
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  #224437 12-Jun-2009 17:53
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xrajux:
heavenly_wild: Where did you order yours from xrajux and for how much?


$1398 from www.plemix.com


Hey are they reliable?  Have you purchased for these guys before?



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  #224442 12-Jun-2009 18:01
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xrajux:
heavenly_wild: Where did you order yours from xrajux and for how much?


$1398 from www.plemix.com


Hey xrajux, is that all you pay? If i order this import will i be stung for any extras? duty tax etc?

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  #224462 12-Jun-2009 19:11
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Some options so far:

Non NZ sites: (hence higher postage costs and warranty issues)
Nokia USA $1102 ($700 US) - 850mhz HSDPA (best suited for Telecom)
Plemix $1341
SelectGSM $1344
Amazon $1102 ($700 US) - 850mhz HSDPA (best suied for Telecom)
Portagadgets $1367

NZ sites: (hence cheaper postage and warrantys etc covered by NZ law)
Zillion $1350
Phones Direct $1630
Trademe $1699

All except the Nokia USA shop offer 900mhz versions, best suited for Vodafone.
All in NZ dollars




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Mobile: Nokia N97, Nokia N900, Samsung Galaxy S, HTC EVO 3D, iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S III (current)



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  #224465 12-Jun-2009 19:23
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Are non-US residents able to buy from Nokia USA?

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  #224471 12-Jun-2009 19:38
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They certainly have the best price don't they!

To be honest, I am not sure...send them a enquiry via email, or go through the checkout and find out.




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Mobile: Nokia N97, Nokia N900, Samsung Galaxy S, HTC EVO 3D, iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S III (current)

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  #224475 12-Jun-2009 19:40
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If you are living in Auckland, try Mobile City - the mobile store in "Mid City" (still called that?). The usually have phones in-stock and decent prices.

Anyone living around the city care to find out whether they have any in-stock?:)

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  #224477 12-Jun-2009 19:48
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hmm might grab me an N97 for the time being until an 850 version of the Touch Pro 2 comes out. Phones Direct is a reputable dealer but their current price is ridiculous.




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  #224478 12-Jun-2009 19:50
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I prefer to go into a shop to buy my phones. Come on team, let's do some research this weekend!

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  #224480 12-Jun-2009 20:01
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I have been bud, I have been...although I would appreciate the extra help...surely between us all we must be able to find not only the best price, but preferebly a local supplier.

As for Nokia US...going through the checkout, it appears only US residents can purchase it, as no options are given for other countries, only US states.




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Mobile: Nokia N97, Nokia N900, Samsung Galaxy S, HTC EVO 3D, iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S III (current)

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  #224481 12-Jun-2009 20:06
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OK I will be out on the hunt this weekend folks!

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  #224513 12-Jun-2009 22:38
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Hmmm, I am starting to feel the temptation now . . . Uh oh

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  #224518 12-Jun-2009 22:43
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Come on Scottpalmer, you know you want to:)

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  #224521 12-Jun-2009 22:45
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It would be nice if Telecom made up for their disappointing E71 pricing and blew us away with a 999 pricepoint or something.

How about a geekzone members special Telecom ;-)

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  #224529 13-Jun-2009 00:12
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Tha would be nice...

While Vodafone appear to still have the better priced data packages (3GB + 3GB), I could be tempted to go Telecom if they made available a subsidised N97.

That said, I'm not going to wait months for either to finally provide it...if neither has it by this Thursday, I will buy it outright, proberly go for the 900mhz version for Vodafone, and signup for their 3GB + 3GB plan.




HTPC: Silverstone LC16M | abit IP35 Pro | Intel Quad Q9400 2.5GHz | Corsair 520HX | Samsung SH-S203D DVD Writer | NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 512MB RAM | 2 x 750GB Western Digital Caviar GP HDD | 4GB DDR800 RAM | D-Link DWA-547 Rangebooster N 650 Desktop | Blackgold BGT3540 | Microsoft Remote Control & Remote Keyboard for Windows Media Center | Windows 7 64bit

Mobile: Nokia N97, Nokia N900, Samsung Galaxy S, HTC EVO 3D, iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S III (current)

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  #224530 13-Jun-2009 00:16
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The Telecom subsidy isn't worth it, sign your soul away for years for $150 or so off, meh

I'm not so keen on potentially dodgy overseas sellers who may ship you a phone with an asian variant keyboard or something, Expansys etc are good but aren't likely to get the 850/2100 version . . .

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