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APACHE41
11/07/2008 04:47 PM
LOOKS GREAT,WHY IS IT SO MUCH CHEAPER IN ENGLAND AND THE US. IT SEEMS A LOT OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COUNTRIES WITH US THE DEAREST,IS THERE A REASON??
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{Ashley}
15/07/2008 08:12 AM
Its a cool phone but why does it cost so much i think it should cost 25.99 now thats CHEAP!!!!
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