I was thinking about selling my iPhone X for the XS bc I’ve been taking a lot of low light photos recently.
I’m getting $339. Is that good?
I’m getting $339. Is that good?
But where could I get these high prices?
Can I trust Swappa or eBay???
I know if I trade in at Apple that’s straight forward
Just from my experience, (and others may disagree), avoid eBay at _all_ costs. There’s way too many educated/experienced scammers who will try to fraud you of your iPhone and still get their money back in the same respect. [Keep in mind, Apple products have a very high rate of fraud] If you want a safer alternative, I would take advantage of Swappa or even you could try selling your iPhone X on the marketplace on Macrumors (There is quite a few reputable members who buy/sell regularly).
https://forums.macrumors.com/forums/marketplace.132/
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/marketplace-rules.2042627/I have a question.
How does the marketplace here work?
Like if I post my iPhone for sale then I just ship it out?
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/marketplace-rules.2042627/
If you want top dollar, the MR marketplace won't be top dollar. The marketplace is filled with a lot of longtime members always looking for a great deal.
If you want a quick $500 for your phone, take it to Apple. I doubt you will get that here although it could happen in time.
Wouldn't you typically look at what others are selling theirs for to get at least a general idea?Ok thanks a lot for the feedback.
I’m just glad I asked here before selling mine for $339. My gut said it was low but idk about these things that much tbh
Wouldn't you typically look at what others are selling theirs for to get at least a general idea?
Wouldn't you typically look at what others are selling theirs for to get at least a general idea?
Or better still, before even doing that, wouldn't the first thing you would do be check the trade value at Apple to see what the absolute lowest, no effort, guaranteed value would be?
My mind is blown.
Idk I mean I use this forum a lot and when I need advice I like asking real people. In my experience it has been helpful and I am appreciative. Sorry if that is a problem.
Sorry, but it just seems absurd that a regular poster here - on a tech forum - wouldn't even think to go to www.apple.com and see what a baseline trade-in value there would be, before going elsewhere on the internet, somehow managing to ignore or not look at all actual sales data from various other marketplace websites, and somehow honing in on an outrageously low $339 offer to come back to MR and make a thread about.
You could pretty easily vet that a $339 offer is trash on your own, no?
Seems like a joke of a thread. I bought a two day old, open box certified, iPhone X from BestBuy last week for $698. This included tax and I think that’s a fair price considering that I get AppleCare for a year and a new battery. You should either trade in to Apple or try for $600 on Craigslist or Swappa. I would avoid eBay.
Ok well I was trying one of those online places where you just send it in. They send you the box and the shipping is free.
I’m afraid of Craig’s bc what if I get cheated or something and I’m also kind of afraid of swappa I’ve flirted with it in the past but I just don’t know.
Honestly used to always be my go to but from here I’ve read it’s so bad now so I’m avoiding it. I personally have had ok experiences selling I mean not perfect but not that horrible either.
Honestly I’d be more worried about sending your phone to whatever online place you’re sending it to. They can offer you $339 and then make up some BS that your phone doesn’t turn on or has scratches and reduce their offer to $250 or something.
Just trade it in at Apple for $500 if you’re so nervous and be done, and walk out with an XS. Or use Swappa and take a video of your phone as you are packing it and prepping for shipping.
Nothing to be afraid of, it’s just a phone. I refused to sell to a buyer before on Swappa, I canceled the sale and refunded the person. I can weed out the fools almost instantly. Swappa staff is usually cool, in my case they fully agreed that I should be wary of the buyer and not proceed.
Sorry, but it just seems absurd that a regular poster here - on a tech forum - wouldn't even think to go to www.apple.com and see what a baseline trade-in value there would be,