Only in Iran!!!

[Bache Tehroon]

30 phone numbers on one ad. A name that makes absolutely no sense to me(I can read and understand farsi perfectly)

What the hell is this ad all about?!!!

 

[artavile]

With a dumb name like that, and no sense of marketing what-so-ever, it’s probably some Haj Agha owned business.

On the other hand it could be a “coded” ad for a brothel house. Who knows??

 

[Bijans]

BT joon,

after being 21+ years away from homeland I can tell you that the add is about getting cell phone numbers. The numbers listed are the ones available.

with little or no money down you can get a cell phone line (it normally takes 1-3 years) just to get the phone number due to lack of planning and shortage of infrastructure.

Bijan

 

[biAzar]

BT jon

This is a loan shark bussiness. People put their mobile ( cell phone) as vasighe, and if they are delinquent in payment , they lose their number to the haj agha owning misagh .
The #s you see , are the ones that haj gha has confiscated and is willing to sell.

 

[Agha Shojaa]

It says "ma sanadeh ghatei meezaneem"...sanadeh ghatei for what though? There is a sanad if you want to buy a cell phone?

 

[Bache Tehroon]

It says "ma sanadeh ghatei meezaneem"...sanadeh ghatei for what though? There is a sanad if you want to buy a cell phone?

Yes, even I knew that man!

 

[Agha Shojaa]

LOL!
I honestly had never heard of "sanad" for cell phones. For some reason, I thought sanad (or sanadeh mangooleh dar lol) was only for houses and cars. But then again, as you said only in Iran!

 

[Bache Tehroon]

dude there's "sanad" for everything in Iran, even for used condoms!

It's funny I have 12 cell phones from 4 different phone companies lined up on my desk all smashed up and not working. Imagine if I wanted to do this in Iran!

 

[Bauvafa]

It's a loan shark add that can trade either way, buy/sell.

If you are a home owner here in the US, you have experienced loan sharks sending you a good check worth in thousands of dollars(depending on how much morgage you have already paid off). By endorsing the check, you have accepted & are liable to all terms & conditions on the back of the check and attached letter, which is usually a very high interest rate, and other shark-like clause.