Some Tips You Should Remember When You Sell Used Phone In Bangalore

Imagine being able to purchase your dream phone for 20%, 30 % or even at 50% discount. It possibly is, but not always. Buying a used phone is a smart way to update, that also at an excellent price.

With an average ownership cycle of a used phone lessening to 6 months to 1 year, it is no longer that hard to get a phone that comes with a strong processor, has enough RAM to seamlessly play PUBG without dropping the rate, has a strong multi-camera system, comes with some microphones and has a strong front camera to make recording TikTok videos seamless.

Consumers these days have several avenues right from offline retail stores to online marketplaces to buy or sell used phone in Bangalore seamless without paying a hefty amount of money. Trying to tap into this huge demand for phones are cyber tricksters that pretend to be genuine sellers and buyers. The internet is undeniably one big marketplace that has low entry barriers, not only benefitting the consumers but also encouraging cyber tricksters to con people.

Here are some of the safety commandments you should remember before you buy or sell old iPhone in Bangalore.

Looks too good to be real commandment

While purchasing a used phone, analyze the price and image posted by the seller mindfully. Frequently cyber tricksters behaving as sellers download images online and upload these images to misrepresent the actual condition of the phone. If you suspect any image, try to search it on a search engine to find its origin.

Any used phone will surely have subtle signs of depreciation. If the image of the used phone on any online marketplace looks too clear, then it is possibly an image from search engine. Frequently tricksters claiming to be retailers’ post images of unsealed phones laid on top of each other to convey that they are actual retailers. One should maintain caveat before depending on such people. While purchasing a pre-owned at an offline retail store, analyze the condition of the phone possibly in daylight to avoid any last minute surprises.

Too keen to buy

A trickster might impose as a genuine buyer and trying to make me sell my Google phone in Bangalore without even meeting me personally or analyzing the device personally.

Tricksters frequently use social engineering tricks by sending you a QR code or a payment request on your mobile wallet that has the Virtual Payment Address or name of the account holder cropped out and instantly call to distract you. The payment request is frequently a credit request to cheat money away from your bank accounts and frequently employs an easy yet crafty social engineering trick to keep you busy on the phone to make you make the payment.