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Oh yeah, I have see that as well but there is no way I would ever openly post an esn for a phone I am selling.

You're probably right anyway that the ESN would be clear unless stated otherwise seeing as the seller seemed like a reputable player.  But I still wonder how he got it and can sell it so cheap, thinking this item will retail for at least $600.

No esn posted? Who would post an esn on eBay. The seller didn't specifically say it has a bad esn so I would have to assume that the esn is clear.

I often see ESN posted on ebay for Sprint and Verizon phones.  It allows the prospective buyer to check if it's good.  If not the seller often states "Clean ESN" or "Bad ESN". 

Well, the specs are all there:

 

• Snapdragon 801 @ 2.3 GHz
• 2 GB RAM
• 32 GB storage (at least for this particular one)
• microSD up to 128 GB
• 5 inch 1080p full HD screen
• BoomSound dual front speakers with built in amplifiers
• Duo Camera rear camera with UltraPixel (but no megapixel size listed)
• 5 MP front camera.  At this point none of that is surprising. 

Looks like a winner!  I hope Sprint carries the 32 GB model. 

 

Now, it will be introduced on March 25, but how long until we can order it?

Specs are all there except resolution of rear cameras.

I bet we can order right after or soon after March 25.  I think that's one reason there are so many leaks because demos and early builds are already out there to be ready to take orders.  Maybe that's why the S5 didn't leak out, because the release is long after the announcement.

How did the seller get it to sell for $500?  No ESN posted and no assurance ESN is clean for activation.  Could be stolen.

I work near the Airport on Technology Drive and my LTE just got a lot better last week, well over 10 Mbps most of the time, whereas for a couple years before that it was barely connecting and giving me less than 1 Mbps.  I'm on an Evo LTE.

Sign of life in San Jose !!

I work in an office tower in Technology Drive (just east of the SJ Airport) and for the past year or two I have been getting just enough 3G/4G signal to barely get data, often less than 1Mbps and often just not able to transmit.  My LTE signal was always less than RSRP -100dBm.

Well suddenly this week I noticed my 4G signal is solid.  I'm getting >10Mbps down all day and my signal is around RSRP -74dBm.    Something good is going on.

I'm on an Evo LTE which I guess is not the best LTE radio, but I am a happy camper with this.  

Now please extend it to Morgan Hill and Gilroy.  It looks like that's in the plan because it's showing up in rural spots and and along the highway nearby.