Refurbished phones

[Nick87]

Anyone buy a refurbished phone from Amazon or best buy? Never gone that route but am thinking about it. Any experiences welcome.

 

[Elktrack]

Anyone buy a refurbished phone from Amazon or best buy? Never gone that route but am thinking about it. Any experiences welcome.

Never gone the refurbished route but have bought used. Wife has bought a couple off Fakebook at steep discount and they have been flawless. I don’t know if people sell them when they upgrade or if they’re stolen or what but it’s been a money saver for her.

 

[kwyeewyk]

I've always just bought used wherever cheapest, Back Market for the last 2 we got, haven't had problems.

 

[Nick87]

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@Lostinthewoods another #*^@#* head to kick out.

 

[Nick87]

I've always just bought used wherever cheapest, Back Market for the last 2 we got, haven't had problems.

Saw that website too. Thanks.

 

[Gellar]

Anyone buy a refurbished phone from Amazon or best buy? Never gone that route but am thinking about it. Any experiences welcome.

Always bought new as part of a package deal or what not. Mines almost to the age they begin to self destruct to force you to buy new. I threaten to go back to the ol flip phone every time I do.

 

[Nick87]

Always bought new as part of a package deal or what not. Mines almost to the age they begin to self destruct to force you to buy new. I threaten to go back to the ol flip phone every time I do.

We switched to pre pay years ago because it cut our bill in half. I don't think it's much cheaper anymore. I should probably stop tomorrow and shop around.

 

[Khunter]

always buy used or refurb on ebay. They have plenty of vendors who allow returned up if an issue crops up.

Bought a refund most recently from verizon. no issues with any of them.

 

[Jbotto]

I had bought two iPhones that were a year or two old from Best Buy in the past. Not sure if they were refurbed or just old stock. They each lasted 2 years before the batteries crapped out. I put a new battery in one of them and limped it on for another year. I went the new route this time. We'll see how long it lasts.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

Bought a phone and tablet from www.reebelo.com both have been perfect. I only buy the premium when I've purchased from them. They have 3 levels of their refurbished stuff good...excellent...premium. I will definitely be buying my next phone from them.

 

[Carl]

Swappa

Swappa - Buy and sell used and refurbished tech

swappa.com

I've probably bought a dozen over the years second hand through Swappa for myself, family, and friends. I usually look for current year models that have enough discount to make it worthwhile. There's money to be saved if you're willing to sort through them.

 

[TheGreek]

I’ve Bought a few used/refurbed iPhones off Amazon over the years. The biggest issue is whether they hold a good battery charge. But with the return options, if you get one with a weak battery you can send it back.

 

[NR_Hunter]

I lost my cell phone down the home ice fishing two weeks ago. Very painful. I almost caught it.

I wish I got a refurbished phone after checking my credit card statement today.

I have once again paid money to become a slave to a device.

 

[Cammy]

Never a phone but bought a refurbished I-pad direct from Apple. No problems with it at all.