The second-hand BlackBerry 9900 is new, but it hasn't been paid yet. There are some doubts, please give some advice!

1. Scratched, indicating original second-hand.

2. 1 14, Denmark/Austria T-Mobile, this has nothing to do with the brush machine, although the blackberry is customized in different countries, and its functions and systems are the same.

3.yz key inversion is customized by introducing the usage habits of Austria and neighboring Germany.

4. the 4.IMEI code and pin code are the same as those in the battery slot, which means that the shell has not been changed and is original.

5. The query you mentioned, since it is a second-hand query, is meaningless. The input method you said has no Chinese in the local area. If there is Chinese, you can brush it in later As long as the East Asian version of the system has Chinese,

Your phone is normal. The flying line typed upstairs is an old yellow calendar. Don't mention it again. The important thing is that you have to do this. It is necessary to ask the merchants if they can go. This is to avoid the trouble of reporting the loss of mobile phones. If you report it, you will revise the compilation and stop serving it. Blackberry is registered for life. One more question. Don't resurrect the 9900 because of hardware design.