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How much shall I sell my old iPhone for?
Hey guys,
I know this is rather stupid question, but I am not sure what is a realistic price to sell this for to a friend.
I am selling my iPhone 3G 16gb white in excellent condition, a few marks at the bottom but otherwise looks perfect. Recycling price is between £120 - £150, ebay price coudl go up to £200 give or take, so seller actually gets around £175- £180. I am thinking of selling it for £155 to this friend, too expensive? too cheap? reasonable?
Cheers
I know this is rather stupid question, but I am not sure what is a realistic price to sell this for to a friend.
I am selling my iPhone 3G 16gb white in excellent condition, a few marks at the bottom but otherwise looks perfect. Recycling price is between £120 - £150, ebay price coudl go up to £200 give or take, so seller actually gets around £175- £180. I am thinking of selling it for £155 to this friend, too expensive? too cheap? reasonable?
Cheers
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Just give it to them....they are a friend.0
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Just check similar prices on Ebay . jje0
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i bought one of a friend for £165, he could have got a bit more on ebay but with me he got no fees, no hassle.0
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treetrunks wrote: »i bought one of a friend for £165, he could have got a bit more on ebay but with me he got no fees, no hassle.
How old is your iPhone and is it the same specs as mine? 3G, 16Gb and White? I have noticed white tends to go for higher fees for some reasons, probably because they don't sell that anymore even in 3GS. What I don't want happening is that if the phone does break in 3 months time, which I have no way of telling and I do hope it won't happen, but like any other 2nd hand item, it could happen, my friend will blame me for it and I would end up having an earache.0 -
That's the risk you take selling to friends. If they are reasonable (sensible) they must expect if it goes wrong it's their problem, it's not like you deliberately sold them a lemon. Things break, that's life.0
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