Refurbished phone? I dread them as they can just pack up anytime.Xynehappy wrote:I agree with you for me I would like buying the refurbished items after the existing one is completely worn out and out of order.
if the phone can't serve you again, give It to someone that needs it and get a new one.Jem Smith wrote:This is a good idea unless your old device doesn't do what you need it to. For example, I once upgraded my phone because although it still worked as a phone the OS was so out of date that I couldn't use some of the apps I needed, and it couldn't run the latest version. I gave the old one to someone who didn't have a phone.
I don't rush out to buy the latest version of things usually though.
Semi wrote:if the phone can't serve you again, give It to someone that needs it and get a new one.Jem Smith wrote:This is a good idea unless your old device doesn't do what you need it to. For example, I once upgraded my phone because although it still worked as a phone the OS was so out of date that I couldn't use some of the apps I needed, and it couldn't run the latest version. I gave the old one to someone who didn't have a phone.
I don't rush out to buy the latest version of things usually though.
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