LTE Zperia Z or Samsung Note II for sale

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Charly

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Hey guys. My upgrade is due now but the phone I have now is perfect and I don't need an upgrade. Two of the phones I can get are the Sony Zperia Z LTE and the Samsung Note II. I was thinking of selling them R200 to R500 less than retail. I would also pay for the courier fees as long as you don't live in the middle of nowhere. I would ask the couriers to show you the package then once you see that there is a phone and this is not a scam you must do EFT there and then. The courier must then phone me and ask me if the EFT was done then I will check if it has been done and tell the courier whether to release it or not.

The person buying it will still get the original warranty. They will just need to send it back to me then I will sort out the rest if you are having problems.
 
No offense but I think you'll need to offer a slightly bigger discount than that (lolz)

Also people can still scam you through EFT. It happens all the time, they just reverse the transaction before it's cleared.
 
If I need to offer a bigger discount then I will. I don't really see why. The phone would be in the same condition as getting it at retail.
 
TJ99 said:
No offense but I think you'll need to offer a slightly bigger discount than that (lolz)

Also people can still scam you through EFT. It happens all the time, they just reverse the transaction before it's cleared.
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and if u withdraw the funds before he can reverse?
 
Charly said:
If I need to offer a bigger discount then I will. I don't really see why. The phone would be in the same condition as getting it at retail.
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Then I'd rather get one at retail, if I was a potential customer. Especially with your weird warranty condition, why don't you just give the buyer the receipt/invoice?
 
With all contracts it's part of the contract that for the warranty to be valid it has to be taken for repairs by the person that owns the contract. If I could just give them the receipt then they sort it out I would. It would save me a lot of effort.
 
Oh. Ok. For reasons I don't know my parents have bank accounts at the 3 major banks in SA so the chances are that they'll be the same banks.
 
I'm pretty sure it's only the sim that gets blocked and not the phone.
 
I'm pretty sure it's only the sim. The other day when my dad's phone went missing they could only block the sim and not the phone. There were some pretty important files on there. luckily we had backups.
 
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