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IPhones in Thailand
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While walking in the IT Centre in Pattaya today, I came across a large IPhone display, with a giant model of an Iphone flashing to attract customers
This was a had to see so went over to find out more, they had over 20 iphones in new boxes, all with broken encrytion. but my Thai card in and it worked fine
while I was there I English tourist was buyig 4 iPhones
Has Thailand already opened up a world market so early?
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Apr 2003
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Originally Posted by Tezza
While walking in the IT Centre in Pattaya today, I came across a large IPhone display, with a giant model of an Iphone flashing to attract customers
This was a had to see so went over to find out more, they had over 20 iphones in new boxes, all with broken encrytion. but my Thai card in and it worked fine
while I was there I English tourist was buyig 4 iPhones
Has Thailand already opened up a world market so early?
Were they 8Gb iPhones? How much in THB were they selling for?
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Now that iPhone unlocking software is free and easily available, you shouldn't be surprised to see them all over the world
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Clinically Insane
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Despite their sticker cost?
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"The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground." TJ
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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They are also selling like hotcakes in Singapore and Hong Kong...
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mac.goodies webstore / Switched to an iBook in November 2002. Never looking back.
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Hello Leopard! On iMac 17" Intel Core Duo 1.83GHz 2GB, iPod 5th gen 30GB and iPhone
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They where the 8 Gig model
After some tallking I was offered at 15,000 baht, thats bettter than I can buy in the USA and have shipped here
Seems the Grey Market system has a better distributation system than Apple
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Originally Posted by andretan
They are also selling like hotcakes in Singapore and Hong Kong...
Where in Singapore?
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Originally Posted by andretan
They are also selling like hotcakes in Singapore and Hong Kong...
Where in Hong Kong?
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Originally Posted by Randman
Where in Singapore?
Err, some guys have been trying VpostUSA, some get them through their traveller friends....
If you are willing to fork out lots of cash, I heard Lucky Plaza has them.
Originally Posted by Andy8
Where in Hong Kong?
Not too sure about HK, but I did read that unlocked iPhones could be found there...
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Hello Leopard! On iMac 17" Intel Core Duo 1.83GHz 2GB, iPod 5th gen 30GB and iPhone
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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I was in bangkok 1,5 month ago and there they also had iPhones at the MBK. almost bought one but a 8GB version was 800dollar, a little bit too much. and because i couldn't check if it was real i didn;t want to take the risk.
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