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tjespo22

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Jun 27, 2007
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Staten Island NY
I have a Black iPhone 4 32GB . Original box and all accessories. Perfect condition except for the fact that the lock button stopped working recently and I am out of a warranty. What is a fair price to ask?


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how far out of warranty? my power button recently stopped working and i was out of warranty so i took it in to my nearest apple store and the provided a free replacement. This obviously helps with the resale value. any ways i would sell mine for 400, which i believe is half price of a brand new one. (dont quote me on that i could be wrong)
 
I wouldn't expect to get even 100 for it in that condition.

You should get that button fixed pronto, as in, 2 weeks ago, and get it on the market now.

It's flooded with iPhone 4s in anticipation of the iPhone 4S/5, so in all honesty, you'd be better off just keeping the thing. To sell it you're going to have to be either really lucky or undercut everybody.
 
Well lets see, I got $230 for my 32gb 3GS, which had no issues, but the back of it was beat up and the chrome rim around the sides was super scratched...

Considering that, these people telling you that you can't get more than $100 for it, I wouldn't believe that.

If your buttons broken, I'd list it at 350 and sell it at 300. My city's craigslist has them all listed at 450-550 (CAD) ... so thats quite a discount.
 
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