[stellabella]

I rally want a Sharp 902 but I'm not willing to pay the high price. On ebay, I found an incredibly good deal, 75$ for a Sharp 902. It's been used, it's in good condition, all functions work properly, unlocked, is supported by all service providers, package includes everything like the charger and manual (so the seller says). The seller also has 100% positive feedback comments.

What do you guys think?

[awdark]

Why would you doubt it?
"incredibly cheap" is only cheap until someone else bids on it.
The only time one begins to wonder is when they have 500 of them for $20.

100% for how many?

Generally speaking I would go for it, especially if they ahve a return policy.

[KAME]

Also.
check out the feedback left on the person's account. make sure they are from different people, and not similar looking accounts.

[stellabella]

I think it was around 80 people or so. Retunr policy is NO REFUNDS

[skwannabe]

and pay through paypal i guess....

[NASRI22]

if it's so cheap that you dont even mi\nd wasting that much $$ on it.. then go for it.. if it's cheap .. but not too cheap.. it might be dodgy.. i know someone who bought a FX-55 (back in the day) for $300 and to find it was missing 3 pins.. geezuz.. he got pwned badly.

[awdark]

^So about $75 to fix unless you could send it AMD for the fix. They are more tolerant to fixing their flagship processors.