on 29-07-2018 17:44
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on 29-07-2018 21:29
on 29-07-2018 21:29
It’s wise to be cautious regarding eBay etc
As it happens I’ve bought phones off eBay without a problem albeit with one very important proviso.
The moment I get the phone, besides checking its ok etc I ALWAYS do a CheckMEND search on it, which will indicate whether or not the phone is stolen,has finance on it etc for the grand total of £1.99 .
CeX are very good and their Grade A phones are usually ‘as new’. Sometimes though they can be really expensive but phone prices are constantly changing so its a good idea to check you aren’t paying too much.
on 29-07-2018 21:36
on 29-07-2018 21:36
on 30-07-2018 00:53
on 30-07-2018 00:53
Before the advent of smartphones I bought no end of phones from Ebay.
Mainly Razr's and Krzrs. Some were probably chinese replicas but they worked well, I had no problem with any of them. Nowadays and with the insurance scams I wouldn't trust Ebay at all.
I have bought brand new sim free phones from Amazon and only from trusted sellers who have been trading for years.
Apart from an iPhone I bought for my son and the seller stopped trading on Amazon, I have had no problem. Even then I got a refund from Amazon, which was handy as the son got his phone repaired for free by Apple. (It was only 7 months old when it developed a fault)
You just need to do a bit of research before purchase I think...(and never be afraid to ask for advice.)
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