Fantastic 'first mobile phone' - brand new.

By Saranne
December 3, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Saranne

Posted December 3, 2020

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Posted December 3, 2020

This IMO S2 phone takes the Monqi app which allows parents to monitor their children's use and location. We found it ideal as a first starter phone. However, our youngest has grown out of it and we are left with a brand new IMO phone and accessories (but no SIM). It comes with instructions for downloading the Monqi app.

It was ?110 new but open to offers. If interested PM please - collection from Peckham Rye.

Thanks

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