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To: sylvester80 who wrote (205)	8/29/2012 6:51:22 PM
From: Lahcim Leinad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 580

Doesn't have a phone in it, unless you want to rely on Skype, as I pointed out, much earlier: Photography, Digital including Point and Shoot Message Board - Msg: 28370247 Almost there, but not quite, now is it? In fact, it's idiotic: one has to carry a phone alongside it. Not exactly a phonecam killer. Definitely not a Nokia 808 PureView killer. If you owed one like you said you did but lied, you'd know that.

To: sylvester80 who wrote (205)	8/29/2012 7:27:07 PM
From: Lahcim Leinad	Respond to of 580

You still have not posted a single photo you made with the white Nokia 808 PureView you supposedly received before I got mine. A man of your supposed UNREAL wealth, means and knowledge would surely be able to upload an image or two made with it, stripped of all the EFIX data, so he could stay anonymous, with all that HUGE money. But no. Not a single one. Now, you'll supposedly sell the 808. Why would a gazillionaire do that? On freaking eBay? Could you not just reset it to factory specs and toss it at some kid relative or something, like I would? I mean, it's WORTHLESS, compared to your gazillions of NOK profits banked. As in, you recently - supposedly - bought a crapload of Android 7" slabs for guests at your numerous splendid residences - or so you said - so why RESELL the Nokia 808 PureView? At the very worst, just reset it to factory specs and let guests use it as a camera. Surely you don't need the pennies you'll get for it, on eBay. Do you? Guess so. IF you actually owned it, which you clearly do not! Pathetic. In case you're wondering why I am posting this: liars make me uncover their untruths; it's an absolute PASSION of mine. And, I'll tell you why: people lied to me when I was three years old and told me my mother went away, when if fact she passed on. Formed me. Have a nice day. Mine was spectacular, up to now! Just got better. :-)))

To: sylvester80 who wrote (205)	8/30/2012 8:59:40 AM
From: Lahcim Leinad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 580

Sample shots from Samsung Galaxy Camera \| PureView Club Bottom line: I don’t think anyone who owns the Nokia 808 PureView would consider swapping it for the Galaxy Camera. Like I wrote before: interesting in itself, but no competition. Please post that supposed eBay listing of yours: if it's cheap enough, I might get your supposed 808 for my son who lost the hand me down iPhone I gave him and is now sadly again stuck with an old dumphone Samsung. Thus far, I only see one listing for a used 808 but it cannot be yours cause it was listed on the 24th (and the price is outrageously high, so I pass): Nokia 808 PureView, White, Unlocked SIM Free, Mint Condition \| eBay So, where is your supposed listing of a used, white Nokia 808 PureView on eBay, which you supposedly listed there last night, or so you said? Can't find your imaginary eBay listing cause it only exists as a figment of your flawed imagination: both its fantasy purchase and its fantom sale.