I forgot to add that the seller on eBay has to provide the phone’s IMEI either by photo (of the box) or in the description, so it can be verified as clean and that it’ll work with my provider’s network. It also doesn’t matter to me that the seller has 500 or more positive feedbacks. As long as they have 25-50 positives (or thereabouts) and a decent longevity on eBay I consider them golden. There are some wireless shops that deal in volume sales. They can be a tad trickier but most of the time if they accept returns you are probably going to be okay. There are no guarantees on eBay, so carefully doing your research is paramount to coming out on top.
Smartphone experiences
- Thread starter Dan Robinson
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cjflinn
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Dean do you have either of the Rugby pros or the the Durforce phones still? If so willing to sell them for a decent price?
B. Dean Berry
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I sold the Rugby's a couple of years ago on Ebay. My wife somehow managed to kill one of the Duraforce 6560's with an MRI machine, and I gave the other one to my sister.
Justin Hassie
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I just snagged a 1st gen Google Pixel 128GB on Amazon for $340. I made sure to pick a seller with a high rating. This thing is a beast and still has one of the best smartphone cameras even being about 2 years old.
