I had an Iphone that I wanted to sell, so I looked up a few companies, and decided to go with the above named company. (This company goes by several names). I did the questionnair about the phone and received a quote of $64.00 for the phone. They sent me the box and shipping label to send it. So I ...
The quote you receive prior to sending your phone is just a "come on." Once they have your phone in their possession, there is a series of delaying tactics (an email saying 'answer our call, call us back, verify your phone number") Try to get through to the "buyer" and you ...
I should have read the reviews online for this company before sending in my Iphone for sale. They offered $105 online and I immediately sent in the phone. They called and offered me $30 despite being exactly what I represented online. I haggled and finally accepted $50 just to be done with it. ...
On 11/9 I checked websites to sell an iPad (v1) 16gig wifi model. It was in the box, with the factory sticker on the screen. It had been used less than 1 hour. Gazelle offered $255, but CashforiPads offered $285, so I took the offer for higher money. They sent a box to ship it back in. It was a ...
This company has an advertisement in google search to buy your iphone 4. It looks like it was a legitimate site so I tried it out. I told them what type of phone I had and the specs and condition of the iphone 4 and they gave me a quote. I mailed the iphone to them and they received the iphone4. ...
Bait and switch practices used. Their website will generate an instant quote. This quote will look reasonable. Once you send the equipment to them, they will claim that market has changed in the meantime or that the product is in bad condition (has scratches, etc.). They will then email a revised ...