Question about selling phone

TSheridan330 · 05-12-2008, 11:53 PM

I'm considering selling my phone in anticipation of a new release in June. Unfortunately when I had problems with my phone they replaced it with a returb. Will this affect pricing. Do I need to label it as such? Any helpful info or sugestions would be appreciated. Thx

Eragon · 05-12-2008, 11:56 PM

Originally Posted by TSheridan330

I'm considering selling my phone in anticipation of a new release in June. Unfortunately when I had problems with my phone they replaced it with a returb. Will this affect pricing. Do I need to label it as such? Any helpful info or sugestions would be appreciated. Thx

Whoever buys your iPhone will be able to tell from the serial number that the phone is a refurb. Other than that, it should not affect pricing in any shape or fashion. Consider a refurb iPhone like a pre-certified used car. When Apple refurbs, the majority of the internal components are replaced. What you end up with is very nearly a brand new phone which is tested by Apple QA before being made available.

Youngbinks · 05-12-2008, 11:57 PM

Well, you can label it as a refurbished version but I'm sure most people that will be selling them would not. If the iPhone is in great working order, seems like new then I imagine you will have no problems selling it.

24trepid · 05-12-2008, 11:58 PM

I would be honest, it helps. The refurb comes with a year warranty anyway.
So it's just like a new one.