Nokia Refurbished
Buying a Refurbished Phone?
Hi.
I was thinking of buying a refurbished phone from eBay. The phone will probably be a Nokia N95 8GB, but that doesn’t matter.
What I’m interested in knowing is, has anyone had any experience in buying such phones? Do they work correctly? How long do they last?
Anything else I should know before buying?
Thanks!
I have bought a couple of nice phones from ebay. One was a refurb and it worked great until my wife kicked it and it stopped working. Then I bought a new one. Best advice I can give is to read up on the seller. Look at his feedback, especially his negatives. This can tell you a lot about a seller. The better the feedback the more trustworthy the seller. Also make sure the phone is either for your provider specifically or is unlocked. Many sellers don’t list that. Also ask any questions if you have any and most of all good luck.
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