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CEX Sold me a Fake iPhone and will likely refuse a refund.
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£1.8K for a used 'phone.........!Zinger549 said:
CEX sell second hand goods. The phones on display are the ones available. That might of been the only 17 pro max they had.Silvertabby said:Glad this saga has had a happy ending. Feel compelled to say, however, that if I was paying a substantial amount of money - not just for a phone - I wouldn't have accepted a display model that had been played with (or, as in this case, switched). It would have to be in a sealed box, brought from the stockroom, or I would take my money elsewhere.1 -
This point was already made on about the 8th post of the threadSilvertabby said:
£1.8K for a used 'phone.........!Zinger549 said:
CEX sell second hand goods. The phones on display are the ones available. That might of been the only 17 pro max they had.Silvertabby said:Glad this saga has had a happy ending. Feel compelled to say, however, that if I was paying a substantial amount of money - not just for a phone - I wouldn't have accepted a display model that had been played with (or, as in this case, switched). It would have to be in a sealed box, brought from the stockroom, or I would take my money elsewhere.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0 -
1.8 Kelvin - that's pretty cool.Silvertabby said:
£1.8K for a used 'phone.........!Zinger549 said:
CEX sell second hand goods. The phones on display are the ones available. That might of been the only 17 pro max they had.Silvertabby said:Glad this saga has had a happy ending. Feel compelled to say, however, that if I was paying a substantial amount of money - not just for a phone - I wouldn't have accepted a display model that had been played with (or, as in this case, switched). It would have to be in a sealed box, brought from the stockroom, or I would take my money elsewhere.
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People buy fireworks. Literally, money going up in smoke. They buy alcohol, and there's no level of drinking alcohol that is safe. What can you do...?Chief_of_Staffy said:
How much is your Rolex worth in 50 years? Five times what you paid. How much is your phone worth in 5 years? Nothing. Your definition of 'valid choice' appears to differ from mine, and on a money saving site too.QrizB said:Chief_of_Staffy said:Sorry, I'm still stuck on the "I spent £1.8k on a phone" bit.People spend £20k or more on wristwear, when you can get a perfectly adequate watch for 0.1% of that.Spending £1800 on a phone is a valid choice of you've got that much disposable income.
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
I assumed that was for a new 'phone. Never heard of CEX!lincroft1710 said:
This point was already made on about the 8th post of the threadSilvertabby said:
£1.8K for a used 'phone.........!Zinger549 said:
CEX sell second hand goods. The phones on display are the ones available. That might of been the only 17 pro max they had.Silvertabby said:Glad this saga has had a happy ending. Feel compelled to say, however, that if I was paying a substantial amount of money - not just for a phone - I wouldn't have accepted a display model that had been played with (or, as in this case, switched). It would have to be in a sealed box, brought from the stockroom, or I would take my money elsewhere.0 -
Never heard of CEX? Do you walk about with your eyes closed?0
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I think like pawnbrokers, CEX stores are probably (and unfortunately) more common in certain parts of the country.Desmond_Hume said:Never heard of CEX? Do you walk about with your eyes closed?0 -
Ha ha - Google says there's one a town away, but I have never noticed the name or have been in. All I've noticed, when passing, was the window full of what I assumed was just bric-a-brac.Desmond_Hume said:Never heard of CEX? Do you walk about with your eyes closed?1 -
That would be a baseless and inaccurate assumption.Emmia said:
I think like pawnbrokers, CEX stores are probably (and unfortunately) more common in certain parts of the country.Desmond_Hume said:Never heard of CEX? Do you walk about with your eyes closed?
Unless by "certain parts", you mean "towns and cities" - they generally don't pop up in the middle of fields or on top of mountains.0 -
Bric a brac? What kind of weird bric a brac stalls have you been visiting? Or do people you know primarily decorate their homes with electronic items?Silvertabby said:
Ha ha - Google says there's one a town away, but I have never noticed the name or have been in. All I've noticed, when passing, was the window full of what I assumed was just bric-a-brac.Desmond_Hume said:Never heard of CEX? Do you walk about with your eyes closed?0
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