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؟ which is it refurbished ?
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I have no idea but it's not very smart to post IMEI and serial numbers on a public forum.
Does it matter?![photo_2015-10-03_19-47-58.jpg]()
imei : ********************
serial : ************
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Refurbs are indistinguishable from new - unless you got this from Assurion.
I agree, and that's why I was able to tell that they were different than the ones posted in the body of the OP. But the posting of the box (twice) and stating the serial number and IMEI that are different than the box makes it that much more confusing.
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hi my friends . how are you ? I want to buy one of them But I can not figure out which box is refurbished
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Why don't you ask the person you're buying them from? Why do you assume any of them are "refurbished"?
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Likely if they're coming in a new box like that, they're not refurbished? I've only ever seen refurbs in a box if it's an iPad, iPad, Apple tv or Mac. If it's a refurbished phone, don't they come in those just basic white boxes with no serial number on it?
If it's unsealed and being resold, it's used. If the seller doesn't associate it with being certified refurbished (Kind of hard to prove anyways), I would ask them to elaborate.
At any rate, showing your serial number isn't a great idea. Unless this belongs to someone else and you know it's not a good idea to post it....
If it's unsealed and being resold, it's used. If the seller doesn't associate it with being certified refurbished (Kind of hard to prove anyways), I would ask them to elaborate.
At any rate, showing your serial number isn't a great idea. Unless this belongs to someone else and you know it's not a good idea to post it....
Here's from the other thread:
So yes, it looks like the one you think is a refurb is the refurb. The serial number begins with "F". <insert joke here>
- "F": refurbished unit (third party)
- "M": retail unit
- "N": replacement unit (Apple)
- "P": personalized (engraved) unit
So yes, it looks like the one you think is a refurb is the refurb. The serial number begins with "F". <insert joke here>
None, they're just two different boxes for two different markets. Refurbished iPhones come in a white plain box with no accessories.
They look to be different models though, one is A1579 and the other one is A1586. You should take a look at this link..
http://www.techwalls.com/differences-between-iphone-6-6-plus-models/
They look to be different models though, one is A1579 and the other one is A1586. You should take a look at this link..
http://www.techwalls.com/differences-between-iphone-6-6-plus-models/
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you are good people
thank you all friends
please help for find refurbished iphone
The first one is American model and its brand new not activated. It was bought on September 11 2015 from USA.
The second one is Austrian model and its also brand new not activated. It was bought on August 27, 2015.
if certified apple refurbished , yes they come with white plain box no accessories
but i think if one scam store in china or canada repair this phone and print new box we cant figure out refurbished
The first character in the model number is the indicator, not the serial number.