i have a ipod nano that works perfectly and looks liek new and a 1 gb sandisk flashdrive that is perfectly new that i want to trade for a pandora battery for a psp.

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Quick checklist for hardware-for-hardware swaps: confirm exact model/generation and the part numbers or serials (answering ), ask for clear photos of labels and the item powered on, and request proof of purchase or original packaging if available. If meeting in person, test the battery under load (power the device and run something for 5–10 minutes) and verify the flash drive reports full capacity and no file errors. For remote trades, use tracked, insured shipping and insist on a timestamped photo showing the items together with the seller's forum name.

Safety and compatibility reminders: lithium batteries can be hazardous if damaged. Do not accept batteries that are swollen, hot, leaking, or have damaged terminals. Confirm voltage, capacity and connector type by checking the printed part number; a mismatch can permanently damage a device. Special or modified recovery batteries can void warranties and carry extra risk — avoid requests for technical assistance that would facilitate modification or circumvention.

Logistics and fairness: agree in writing on what “working” means and who pays shipping or return costs. Consider a neutral third party or escrow for higher-value swaps. Compare recent completed sales on marketplaces to judge fairness. has indicated interest; should post model and part numbers and a couple clear photos; asked about location — include a city for local meetups. and others: if a trade falls through, selling items separately usually yields a better total return.

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I got one if you're interested. Sorry for the slow reply.

darn it!, too late, gl with your new nano :)

which nano generation out of interest?

itachi1019.. where you from?..

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