United Kingdom, Canada and Australia (and probably elsewhere) use English (UK) and not English (US).
There is no such thing as US English.
United Kingdom, Canada and Australia (and probably elsewhere) use English (UK) and not English (US).
There is no such thing as US English.
"we welcome all customers, including idiots, at our stores."
There is no such thing as US English.
iPhone 4S 64gb, sold mine a few months ago for £150. They're offering £65. iPad 3 64gb, sold mine for £220 last month. They're offering £90.
And it's only a gift card too. Usually when you trade in items and have the option of store credit or money, the store credit one is a bit more generous.
No thanks to any of this!
$35 USD for a perfectly good iPhone 4s. Really? I mean I suppose it's years old but come on already....you're Apple for Pete's sake! Billions in the bank and one would think such a program is there to entice people to buy not essentially insult us. What's the point of tossing out an insult?
Shocked.....
The highest price right now you can get for a near new, flawless Iphone 4 selling it directly on the Internet is $140 bucks right now. The average selling price is around $100-120.
There is no such thing as US English.
Exactly. It's "Americanese" - it bears only a passing resemblance to REAL English, as we Brits know it.
Depends on how much Apple offers, but if Apple offers it then you know you will get the money. With eBay or other methods, there is always the risk that you run into a scammer or just an extremely stupid buyer.