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pbolger

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#254460 13-Aug-2019 08:30
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My daughter has completed the destruction of her 5s to the point that it's shedding splinters of glass which lodge in your fingers when holding it. I could replace the screen, but the case is slightly deformed from being dropped, and I have a nasty feeling getting a new screen into it is going to be tricky and maybe impossible.

 

To the point: Does anyone out there, preferably in Christchurch, have an iPhone, roughly around the 6 to 6s vintage, condition: don't really care (if it's not tatty now she'll take care of that pretty smartly), but no broken screens, which they are interested in unloading for around the $100 mark?


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Kopkiwi
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  #2296390 13-Aug-2019 10:16
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There are some fairly decent condition ones on Christchurch buy and sell facebook group.


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