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EDIT: SOLD ALREADY
Now reduced to only $30
if interested please email or call
pickup/drop off in Markham/Scarboro
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3:42 pm
July 28, 2010
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905Guy
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Airtime balance and expiry date?
Thanks.
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~$5 expiring Dec 15th 2010
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Sorry for crapping on your thread, but why should someone pay $40 for a (potentially) used SIM with $5 expiring in December, if they can get a brand new phone and a SIM with $5 credit (good for a year) and the ability to change number for $39+tax from their local 7-Eleven with the current $20 discount (when purchasing $50 airtime)?
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point taken, I was unaware of the current promotion. In light of this I am lowering the price to $30, and will deliver.
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9:54 am
July 29, 2010
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905Guy
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The $5 credit included with a new SIM is only good for 60 days after activation.
" the ability to change number " Neither new nor old Sims have this feature. SO allows area code changes n/c but charges $10 for new # in same area code.
A new sim allows a $10 referral code with airtime activation to be used.
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point being??
its not an initial credit, its actually about 6.85 that i haven't used.
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10:15 am
July 29, 2010
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905Guy
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Airtime on your SIM has longer expiry than the $5 included with a new sim activation. This is good.
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