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sale of goods act- mobile phone
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depends on phone model.
a search on buy my phones sites shows a curve 9320 will get you from £5 to £51 trade in for working model, so basically that is the true value of this model0 -
Yay, earthstorm's back!
Since when is trade-in value the same as true value? Especially the trade-in value on these websites?One important thing to remember is that when you get to the end of this sentence, you'll realise it's just my sig.0 -
halibut2209 wrote: »Yay, earthstorm's back!
Since when is trade-in value the same as true value? Especially the trade-in value on these websites?
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OP, agree with many others, the amount you'd get back would be hardly worth it.
Not sure how you stand with play.com anyway, as they are a completely different set up to how they were in 2009.0 -
halibut2209 wrote: »Yay, earthstorm's back!
Since when is trade-in value the same as true value? Especially the trade-in value on these websites?
even going to high street stores like ramsdens, these are the average prices you will get. considering a blackberry curve 9320 is a old model and new will only cost you £100 to £130 , so if you get £51 for a 3 yr phone then i would say is a good price. but the price will depend on the actual model.
But what i quoted is an example of the cost depreciation on mobile phones.
even if you purchased a new Blackberry Q10 and then took it to ramsdens you would immediately lose 30 to 40% of its value even if you have not used it.0 -
earthstorm wrote: »even going to high street stores like ramsdens, these are the average prices you will get. considering a blackberry curve 9320 is a old model and new will only cost you £100 to £130 , so if you get £51 for a 3 yr phone then i would say is a good price. but the price will depend on the actual model.
But what i quoted is an example of the cost depreciation on mobile phones.
even if you purchased a new Blackberry Q10 and then took it to ramsdens you would immediately lose 30 to 40% of its value even if you have not used it.
I am not aware that working out the value of an item is based on what you can get for it at a Pawnbrokers.. The point of these places is to buy well below market value and then to sell at a big profit.0 -
The last blackberry with a trackball was the bold 9000 introduced in 2009.
New they now retail for ~£105.
So factor in a "usage depreciation" and the amount might not be worth it.0
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