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Looking to sell 8GB 3G Iphone

davecrossley
Posts: 8 Forumite
in Mobiles
Due to me upgrading a month early onto an 18 month £30 contract which includes a Blackberry 9700, 300 mins, unlimited txts and unlimited data on O2, I am looking to sell my original Iphone.
The iphone itself has minor wear and tear marks on the front but on the back has some scratches and a crack which starts at the bottom of the back casing and goes up about an inch. The phone is in perfect working order and was originally a reconditioned handset and would come with the original box in which i received it and the manual and mains charger but no headphones.
What price should I be looking for for it? Should I look at Cex or cash converters?
The iphone itself has minor wear and tear marks on the front but on the back has some scratches and a crack which starts at the bottom of the back casing and goes up about an inch. The phone is in perfect working order and was originally a reconditioned handset and would come with the original box in which i received it and the manual and mains charger but no headphones.
What price should I be looking for for it? Should I look at Cex or cash converters?
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Should get £10 or more for it. Depends on what the buyer wants to pay.
Check out ebay or gumtree and see what people are asking to what buyes are paying.0 -
I am actually looking for £100+0
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I would recommend the Ebay route. I sold my pristine 2G 8 gig Iphone for well over £200 around six months ago. This was considerably more (even after fees) than Cex or any of the usual companies who buy phones.0
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Well if you check out any of the recycling websites like o2's (using it as a base for this), they would give you £165 if the phone was in pristine condition, as it's not, you will get considerably less
http://www.o2recycle.co.uk/phoneSelected.asp?phoneID=2321
Info below taken from o2's page:
Grading Phones
No phone is ever the same so grading does vary from model to model and depending on the damage and condition but to give you an idea of how any damage can affect our valuation have a look at our table.
Please be aware these are just outline and damage is judged on a phone by phone basis so these reductions may vary depending on how your item can be reused, resold or recycled
Reduction Type of Damage -10% Missing battery, Light cosmetic damage, -75% Not functional (not powering on when charged), Water Damage, Heavy cosmetic damage. Bad cracks, Any LCD damage, Glass smashed screen. -100% Blocked, stolen or fake items.:exclamatiTo the internet.. I need to complain about something!0 -
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Your phone has taken quite a beating, you might be best selling it to a recycler.
Even in a non working order you get £70 - http://www.mazumamobile.com/sell_mobile_phone.php?action=view&prod=1179
Yours in kinda of in the inbetween area so £100 is just about reasonable.Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
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