Items For Sale : LG

lg battery msm.hk brand

PHP 450.00

Brand New with Shop Warranty

Posted by shadedbiography on Aug 26 2010 01:27 PM
98% - 167 Positive feedback, 1% - 3 Negative feedback
Location: NCR - Quezon City Contact Number: 09053769635

• booberrie on August 28, 2010 07:11 PM

  meron pa po ba kayo battery ng LG KU800? Thanks!

• shadedbiography on August 30, 2010 09:25 PM

  booberrie
  yap available
  
  

• shadedbiography on October 01, 2010 01:43 PM

  beware nlng sa mga mura na hk batteries, kc may 2nd gen po ang hk n brand.
  
  or minsan mahal ang price to make believe n orig hk xa..
  
  ----shadedbiography

• Hanako13 on October 05, 2010 10:19 AM

  May batt po keo ng ks360?

• shadedbiography on October 05, 2010 11:09 AM

  Hanako13; yes available ks360 battery
  pm sent

• shadedbiography on October 29, 2010 10:21 AM

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  1.Gadget scams - selling gadgets like TVs, games consoles and cellphones in very low price. They even sell items that are not yet available in the market.
  2.Pet scams - posting pets for adoption and asking the victim to only pay for the shipping fee. Free pets in short (but the shipping fee is not)
  3.Lending scams - they lend money to anyone with very fast processing
  4.Buying scam wherein the scammer will post a message to an existing advertisement that they have a son or daughter residing in another country and they wanted to buy your item. They even post their scam message to those "Wanted to Buy" advertisements showing that they do not even try to read and understand what the advertisement is about.
  
  So how can you distinguish a scam advertisement:
  
  
  1.If the price of the item is too good to be true, then we suggest that you be cautious and exert more effort to research about the advertisement and the advertisement owner if you intend to proceed with any transaction.
  2.If the transaction will be done online (i.e. buyer pays and then seller ships the item without meeting each other) and the seller is willing that you pay 50% of the item first and then pay the remaining after you receive the item. NO real seller will agree to these terms.
  
  3.If a company name is posted in the advertisement, search for that company in Google. If the company really exists, more or less you can get some information about it in the internet. But be careful and be more resourceful as some scammers use the name of existing companies. If you find the company website, check if the advertisement posted is part of their product lists or services. And to be sure, contact the company using the contact information posted.
  4.If the advertisement owner is asking you to pay using payment schemes without tracking.
  5.Take note that fake cashier checks and money orders are common so be careful with transactions involving them.
  6.Inquiry from someone who is from another country and the cost of shipping the item is ridiculous if you compare it with the price of the item.
  
  7.Inability or refusal to meet in person even it is feasible according to the location of the transacting parties.
  
  99% of the time, you can avoid being scammed if you can DEAL LOCALLY WITH MEMBERS YOU CAN MEET IN PERSON!

• charmaine_jocson on November 21, 2011 11:40 AM

  i\'d like to but KF510 batt asap. can we do meet up? sa mall? para safe?