Used Mogul ebay question

[painkillaz]

If I were to sell my Mogul on ebay...old one was replaced in January and only has one or two small scratches and original screen protector on (no scratches on screen) how much do you think I could/should sell it for? Need to get money to buy my dad a new phone and getting myself the Touch Pro when it comes out. I originally was going to give him my Mogul but I don't like the battery life while using data. But yea any suggestions?
Thanks
-S

[oniisan608]

Originally Posted by tenthirty2

That depends on your eBay feedback rating, if you're running at 70% positive, you probably won't fetch much for it... *ha*

$200-225

Fellas correct me if I'm wrong?

Likely much less considering the Diamond now sells for $250, and the Touch Pro will sell for $300. Frankly I'd be surprised if you got $100-150 for it.

[weedahoe]

I think you would get more than 100-150 as the Diamond is out for very costly and not everyone is going to fork out 500+ for it. Besides, a lot of ppl still want a 68 that may still have a 67. I would think 150+ but all you can do is decide what is the leat you would take and then out it out there with a reserve and see what you get.

[joesgt281]

Kind of an extension of this post....I have a Mogul I just got from Sprint to replace my Apache. I had high hopes that this would magically fulfill all the shortcomings of the Apache, but it's apparently a Sprint problem, and not these phones. So I'm making the switch to AT&T and going for a Tilt.
My question is...can somebody buy my phone and have no problems getting it turned on under a new number? What happens to the Sprint "account" kind of info associated with my phone? How does it get "freed up"? Does this happen once AT&T moves my old number to the new one?

[hibby50]

call sprint and they will do it

[PDAPhoneJunkie]

Originally Posted by joesgt281

Kind of an extension of this post....I have a Mogul I just got from Sprint to replace my Apache. I had high hopes that this would magically fulfill all the shortcomings of the Apache, but it's apparently a Sprint problem, and not these phones. So I'm making the switch to AT&T and going for a Tilt.
My question is...can somebody buy my phone and have no problems getting it turned on under a new number? What happens to the Sprint "account" kind of info associated with my phone? How does it get "freed up"? Does this happen once AT&T moves my old number to the new one?

Deactivate the phone and then someone can put the ESN on their account. Switching to AT&T might be a good choice, I am thinking about it. The Tilit is almost like the Mogul only twice as much RAM. The kitchen supports it so you're covered. I wanna go GSM too because the imported HTC phones are HOT!

[joesgt281]

Originally Posted by PDAPhoneJunkie

Deactivate the phone and then someone can put the ESN on their account. Switching to AT&T might be a good choice, I am thinking about it. The Tilit is almost like the Mogul only twice as much RAM. The kitchen supports it so you're covered. I wanna go GSM too because the imported HTC phones are HOT!

OK cool.
Yeah i decided to stick with the Mogul/Tilt style after researching the Fuse and Epix pretty hard. Gotta love the big screen of these HTC phones
Thanks,
Joe

[PDAPhoneJunkie]

Cool. Not for me, I like small phones/screens. If I go GSM I am going to get the Touch. I liked the Touch Dual but they took out the WiFi like on the CDMA Vogue/Touch.

[crazychef]

sprints shortcomings? what is it u think sprint had to do with these phones? there wasn't 1 Sprint feature on these phones till a few months ago.. No Nfl mobile, pic mail, sprint home.. sprint didn't do anything to these phones..

if you call about a windows UI problem they'll say well its windows not sprint..

I was furious when I bought my mogul and didn't realize it was missing all those feature.. call customer care > retentions, got 15% off my monthly bill for life as sprint customer out of it...and now they have all those features lol