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Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Mobiles

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008

30 Mar 16

Got an alert for a chunk off a cheap iPhone for a project for someone and as far as can see it was the lowest price, with a warranty could find.

There are tons of reductions and great value deals on this new eBay section, also a lot of different models, specs and types..

Instead of posting lots of different threads, for the same thing, thought would post the whole offer section and then some prime ones below ;-)

All the decent sellers have 12 months on the refurbished hardware and some are actually cheaper that Amazon Warehouse deals..

Apple iPhones all models
HTC all models
Samsung all models
Microsoft Lumia all models
LG some models
& a few others thrown in as well..

Last time eBay tried this, the stock flew out of the door on the popular ones, so if you are after a particular model, do not hang about!

Think as in *think* it all ends next week sometime or when the stock has gone ;-)

Top comments

Satan_Claws

31 Mar 16 48 #36

Just a warning, any 6,12,24 month warranty is essentially useless as once you have passed the time that ebay or paypal will help (45 days I think) then the seller has no reason to help you out whatsoever.

I bought a brand new phone through a seller with a 12 month warranty, it failed after 3 months, the seller won't even reply to messages. They got positive feedback when the phone arrived all ok and I can't change that. Reported them to ebay but they won't get involved with warranty issues.

So be aware, although I am sure not all sellers are like this, they really have nothing to lose by refusing to honour the warranty after the 45 days have passed.

motorheadache

30 Mar 16 35 #14

DON'T DO IT!! I bought an HTC m8 from them a couple of weeks ago. It clearly had issues so I contacted them. No reply. I contacted them a few days later. No reply. A week, 10 days, nothing. Had to get Ebay involved, who to their credit emailed me a paid and tracked package label to send it back, and once signed for I was refunded immediately. No contact to this day. Feedback looks good, but look a little closer before buying.

AVOID.

008

30 Mar 16 13 #1

Byron78

30 Mar 16 9 #9

Having read some of the descriptions, I'd hate to see their interpretation of "average" condition...

Latest comments (132)

KASOOR66

6 Apr 16 #132

My note 4 came a few days ago. It wasnt very good condition, more like a good cindition or worse, Apart from that battery was 50% when i got, Just set phone up n 20 mins later was 30%, Wrote to musicmagpie n still no reply 2 days on

hukutoc_1990

6 Apr 16 #131

Following up on my earlier conment. Got the phone, using few days now. Arrived without any extras, just the phone itself. If i didnt know any better, would say the phone is brand new. Not a single scratch anywhere. Ps. Samsung note 4 is what i got. While there was a discount going, for 204 pounds.

louisetinkerbell109

6 Apr 16 #130

Mine come phone looks ok bar few marks etc. Only problem is the battery life, in comparison to my 5c is actually terrible so I assuming there a problem with it, plus it won't charge to 100%! The cable they sent doesn't charge the phone either. Communication re this via eBay is poor aka zero.

shojo

31 Mar 16 #29

Just looking through the list and wondering what I should expect to pay for an iPhone 5s as there seems to be quite a variance. Also it needs to be on BT so do I need to get an unlocked one? Sorry for all the questions -

ollie87 to shojo

31 Mar 16 1 #34

Surely any locked to EE would work?

davidphoto to shojo

5 Apr 16 #129

Any EE or unlocked phone will work with BT Mobile

madmaxpayne

5 Apr 16 1 #128

Each to their own, but phones are personal devices, you take it to most places with you (probably even to bed) unlike money or door knobs which you don't . For the sake of a few quid, get it new, OK Lucy ?

jayjay266

5 Apr 16 1 #127

What Lucy said! :smiley:

lucyscollins

5 Apr 16 1 #126

Fair enough to consider the fact that the phone has been used so give it a clean - but honestly if you're that worried about transfer of anything you can't function in this world. I hope you never have to touch a door knob, or a card payment pin pad, or heaven forbid handle any cash because that has been in all sorts of places.

madmaxpayne

5 Apr 16 #125

Yes but not on a device close against you .... don't be tight and spend a little more and risk it ... who knows, these could have been to war torn countries and involved in atrocities

jayjay266

4 Apr 16 2 #124

You'll get that and worse taking puBic transport or even at place of work :smile:

madmaxpayne

4 Apr 16 #123

Cleans the surface but what about in between the buttons and the ear slit and mouth piece etc ... Germs and filth ... pay a bit more for peace of mind ...

ficosaneil

4 Apr 16 #122

nah, you're alright.

solid

4 Apr 16 #121

Baby wipes. That'll clean more than you may think...:man:

madmaxpayne

4 Apr 16 1 #118

Never know where these refurbished phones have been .. In someone's pocket next to their crotch for a few years , been used in the toilet, been dropped in poo and other imaginable scenarios like been used in s chemical factory for radioactive experiments etc? Also have screens been replaced and are parts genuine ? You guys are brave ...

ficosaneil to madmaxpayne

4 Apr 16 1 #120

I could never buy a used phone, something so personal... Smears of somelse ****, c0ck, ear, hair... no thanks. :smile:

andersonchenghy

4 Apr 16 #119

I keep reading people are using codes, and what codes are they？

cheesybeanzz74

4 Apr 16 #117

Great work op!!! Thanks for effort.Heat added!!

GimmiSomeOfThat

4 Apr 16 1 #116

I'd recommend avoiding refurbished phones unless you're on a very tight budget or need a cheap phone forthe kids to play with.

ricky7

4 Apr 16 #115

looks good

Bogart

3 Apr 16 #113

Why does this keep reappearing every few days as a HDUK pick?

kharma45 to Bogart

3 Apr 16 2 #114

£££ for HUKD

DweebDude

3 Apr 16 #112

r̶e̶f̶u̶r̶b̶i̶s̶h̶e̶d̶ used phones

munzab

3 Apr 16 #111

Got a 5s from magpie.mas described, dirty but very functional. Cant comment on battery yet

rapidracer10

3 Apr 16 #110

Heat for calling phones "dumb" :stuck_out_tongue:

motorheadache

30 Mar 16 35 #14

008 to motorheadache

30 Mar 16 3 #15

>>>>>
That was 1 phone from 1 seller.. there are lots of sellers in this deal and sounds like you had issues with yours.. that is the wonderful thing about the Bay and Pay-O-Pal.. the buyer is 100% protected, regardless of who is at fault with any
issues with a purchase ;-)

othen to motorheadache

2 Apr 16 2 #94

Thank you, that was a very helpful comment, first hand experience is always best.

hass123 to motorheadache

3 Apr 16 #109

Some of these sellers rack up feedback points buying tat from china for pennies

poopscoop

3 Apr 16 #105

Anyone got their 5s from music magpie? The condition like Grade A?

kirilale to poopscoop

3 Apr 16 1 #108

Got it with 20% off for 101£, arrived yesterday (bought on Thursday late evening). Came with screen protector, usb charging cable, sim opener. Didn't say what grade condition it was in the description.

Phone itself was a bit dirty but sorted with a few wipes. There is a slight scratch on the display, but barely visible. Couple of scratches at the corners, but no big deal for me, especially for the price. Can't comment on the battery life yet.

superninio6

3 Apr 16 1 #107

Just to be clear guys most of them reviews from Chinese guys are 100% fake, they use online platform like Microworkers were they pay people 20p to write a 25 words review on ebay so they can look genieun to you.

Some UK sellers also pay people £1 to write reviews on ebay, so if I were you I'd never trust the reviews.

Gentlesnipes

3 Apr 16 #101

I can never bring myself to spend more than £30 on an item on Ebay

M1sterDeeds to Gentlesnipes

3 Apr 16 3 #106

Your missing out. There are some great deals to be had for £30.01.

bednim

31 Mar 16 #46

buy one of them cheap android phones, install dormi app on it and have an instant baby monitor!

sez655 to bednim

3 Apr 16 #104

What's this? I like this idea...

coupedummy

3 Apr 16 2 #103

My £86 g3 came yesterday. Works exactly as it should.few minor marks on bevel but general good condition.

Puzzled2

3 Apr 16 #102

Great deals. Added some heat.
Hi can anyone help me please. I had a Samsung S3 refurbished from argos eBay 2 months ago. It was working fine but now it isn't. I have contacted Argos but had no response. Tried find the Samsung S3 new online but had no luck so far. Looked on Ebay but found it difficult as not used to online shopping. Thanks in advance.

Midge

3 Apr 16 #100

008

Arrived home tonight to two phones from MusicMagpie (for family members) and both seem in perfect condition.

Would have passed on this if it was not for your post and your links.

I understand its not a big earner for hukd but know its posts like this that make the place buzz a little, so thanks.

Should get a VIP imho as I was able to point folks to the thread for info and hopefully they will see the benefits the site has to offer.

i2ich

2 Apr 16 #99

purchased an lg g3 from musicmagpie on ebay paid £86 after the 20% ebay discount code. the phone was described as being scratched and chipped but it was actually near mint condition very happy.

Leunglee

2 Apr 16 #98

Got the Samsung galaxy note 4 (white) with the ebay offer the other day, £204! It came today and is it excellent condition. Thanks OP!

It might be worth mentioning samsung offer a 2 year warranty with their mobiles, which may give you another route to claim if you have problems with ebay, musicmagpie etc.

freshcat

2 Apr 16 #97

Some good deals for sure, but be aware, if anything goes wrong musicmagpie offer the worst costumer service I've ever experienced.

Dirk Digler

2 Apr 16 #96

a great deal; managed to pick up an IPhone 5c for a bargain of £68.80. Although graded C (which was a concern) it arrived today (only ordered Thursday night) & cannot fault it so far; no sign of any cosmetic damage.

boomish

2 Apr 16 #95

Thanks we have ordered a good deal on an iPhone 6 128gb, it hasn't been posted within 24hrs as listed but when I asked a question via Ebay I got a polite reply straight away assuring me the order is being processed.Thats a good sign to me.

theserpent

2 Apr 16 #93

Thanks for post mate!

Got a pink 5c for my daughter for £85 and it is immaculate :smile:

N42

2 Apr 16 #92

Congrats mate well deserved. Looking forward to receiving our 5S's :wink:

008

1 Apr 16 1 #91

>>>>>
Yes, in some cases, extremely faster!!

I am currently running a custom marshmallow 6.0.1 rom on a N910F and it has been completely
de-bloated of all the crap you get with any stock samsung rom..

To install one [if you want to go down that route with your super value purchase!] is very simple
and takes 10 minutes to do..

1: Make sure your note4 is fully charged
2: Grab the latest samsung USB drivers
3: Choose and download a custom rom *or* make your own
4: Write the downloaded custom rom to hardware using a simple piece of software [windows]
5: Restart the note4

Also it is fun not following the iSheep/iBone crowd as you can *mod* your installed rom whenever
you want to, with lots of different bits & bobs..

Not for everyone, but a *lot* of the smartphone manufactuerers are moving away from stuffing
loads of crap, branded apps and other junk on their latest phones, mainly due to the fact that
most buyers are fed up with paying £1000 just to watch the device die a death under the weight
of the stock roms!!

eg: The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge has a load less crap on it than the S6 and runs smooth as
silk, but chuck a custom Marshmallow 6 rom on the S6 and it then runs smooth as well!

A good starting point is the XDA forums, simply visit, type your device model in [yours will be SM-G910F]
the top right box and read and learn to your hearts content! :smile:

KASOOR66

1 Apr 16 #90

Never had a custom rom etc. How do u do them n what do they involve? Do they make phone faster?

008

1 Apr 16 6 #89

WOW!

Well chuffed!! After lots of trying and trying.. one of my deal threads has made HUKD Pick!!

Pat's self on back gently.. :sunglasses:

008

1 Apr 16 #88

>>>>>
Thanks for that Fish, saved me having to answer all the "what's the point questions|remarks" over a refurb! :smile:

>>>>>
We did, one 10 months after and one 8.5 months after, one serious fault and one that was not really
worth fixing but as it was under *warranty* we did anyway..

Both were sent back, via the respective refurbished sellers methods, think one was please put it in
a box safely and the other was, just chuck it in a jiffy if its knackered anyway mate..

One got swapped out for an exact model and they sent a free bluetooth sports headset as a sorry
that you phone was not working after 10 months and the other just sent a voucher for the purchase
price as the same type of phone was not available from them.. about a month later we used the £80
voucher to get something we were gifting to a charity raffle.. so claiming, done correctly and in a
polite way is fine with *most* sellers!!! :wink:

>>>>>
Superb!!

Let us all know how it is and then.. as it is a refurb and was such a good price, stuff Marshmallow 6.0.1
custom rom on it.. flies like the wind then!!! :man:

hukutoc_1990

1 Apr 16 1 #80

Note 4 for 200 quid, last night with offer. Seems legit. Will wait for it to arrive to see what it is like.

008 to hukutoc_1990

1 Apr 16 #83

>>>>>
Outstanding price!

KASOOR66 to hukutoc_1990

1 Apr 16 #87

Same here. Got the very good condition one in black. Will c when I receive as it seems a good price even though listing said no box or cables

steed

1 Apr 16 #86

12 month warranty....hahaahaha try claiming on that...!

evostick47

31 Mar 16 1 #70

I would be wary of buying a "refurbished" or 2nd hand phone. They're all designed to last only a couple of years, it's called planned obsolescence. So, on a lot of them, you can't replace the battery which will become less efficient and not hold its charge. They may have had a bit of a spruce up and look nice, but their inner workings will remain the same, just reset.

I'm not saying don't buy one, just saying it might be a bit of a false economy.

louisetinkerbell109 to evostick47

1 Apr 16 1 #77

I am super clumsy I smash mine up! A few years is all I get anyway

fishmaster to evostick47

1 Apr 16 3 #85

I work in this sector, the company I work for refurbish a huge amount of phones. I'm trying not to be rude but you're talking absolute nonsense!

Planned obsolescence - You can change the battery on ANY phone, absolutely ANY phone and it won't be expensive. Phones will still work 5 years from now and more depending on how they're looked after and the respective reliability of the model. There are no genuine parts available despite descriptions of parts on eBay saying genuine for Apple phones, if a part has been replaced it won't be genuine unless Apple refurbished it.

What everyone here should be concerned about is liquid damage, this is the real issue with phones and their future reliability. Liquid damage is an unknown quantity. Certain models have known issues, such as Galaxy S4 SIM tray for example. So before buying a phone have a bit of a research on Google and see what the known reliability issues with phones are and make your own mind up.

Should you buy a refurbished phone? Definitely, just check it over thoroughly straight away. Many phones have liquid damage indicators so Google where they are on your respective phone and check them. They can be removed/replaced by refurbishers though, always worth a check anyway.

evostick47

1 Apr 16 #84

Ha ha, you're the same as my wife then. But my point is that, these phones particularly the batteries, may be near the end of their lives already.

DarkReborn11

1 Apr 16 #82

Head over to Argos eBay for the old gen Moto E/G's, refurbished 12months warranty after having a quick look same price

Satan_Claws

31 Mar 16 48 #36

badasschris to Satan_Claws

31 Mar 16 1 #41

Someone else might have pointed this out but I think you now have 180 days. Saying that I still would give that much weight as I've seen multiple reports of paypal siding with the obviously wrong side.

kpmatthews to Satan_Claws

31 Mar 16 1 #43

if the seller is acting in the manner of a shop (ie selling more than a few of a similar item) then they may be bound by the same laws and regulations as any other store on the internet. i know this applies for distance selling regulations, perhaps it applies to sale of goods act too. just because it's on ebay doesn't mean you are restricted to ebays complaint system - if it doesn't work you go above them - consumer action group, citizens advice, trading standards, court, etc etc

Rom to Satan_Claws

31 Mar 16 #58

Excellent advice.

sotomonkey to Satan_Claws

1 Apr 16 #81

You should contact the Ombudsman and trading standards. The seller is bound by UK law after all and could get fined for what he's doing.

dean_brfc

1 Apr 16 2 #79

£115....for a little one....for gaming? Seriously? Not even sure where to start with that. :disappointed:

thedvdmonster

1 Apr 16 #78

Just take instore to EE for £8.99
Takes up to 10 days which is slooooow but better than the days of £80 orange unlocks.

Satan_Claws

1 Apr 16 #76

Very true, I looked into this. Sadly despite the phone being sent to me from within the UK the seller's registered business address is in China. Would cost an absolute fortune to take a chinese company to court, not worth it for a £85 phone.

pc_tech86

1 Apr 16 #75

£1000 for iPhone 6s Plus?

145ah

1 Apr 16 #74

thanks

adambaz

31 Mar 16 #73

Thanks!

Ordered an Unlocked 32Gb iPhone 5S for £136 after the code.

Have locked in a price from Music Magpie of £137.50 in case it comes and it's a POS.

arvy1

31 Mar 16 #72

Held off cos the g3 was heavy to medium scratches etc. Wonder if the 20% discount will come back.

008

31 Mar 16 #71

>>>>>
Not anymore and from June[ish] all unlocking will be FREE on EE ;-)

calvin22580

31 Mar 16 #68

Just got the S6 Edge 64GB for £280. Thanks Op :sunglasses:

008 to calvin22580

31 Mar 16 #69

>>>>>
Outstanding calvin, well done, glad you got in before the 10pm cutoff!

>>>>>
Welcome N42, there is only one thing better than a deal on one phone.. a deal on two! :wink:

>>>>>
Wow! Missed that one completely loutinkerbell! That is £20 cheaper than the one we got earlier
with the code!!!

>>>>>
Brilliant, love a bit of refurbished pricing and then they forget to change them up, so you get
a further 20% off the total as well, that is like 62.7% off! :smile:

louisetinkerbell109

31 Mar 16 #67

Oh ****! I've been on ee for years I tend to stick with what works n there fair priced

motorheadache

31 Mar 16 1 #66

Mobile site is carp...

N42

31 Mar 16 2 #65

Thanks ordered 2 iPhone 5S unlocked for me n missus saved £50

louisetinkerbell109

31 Mar 16 #62

Epic 5s £94 gold ee with code thanks a million

kashiboi to louisetinkerbell109

31 Mar 16 2 #64

don't get an EE one, they are a nightmare to get unlocked.
Unless you are happy just using it on EE.
All other networks have a slick process to unlock a network locked iPhone, but EE's process is a shambles

dealsofworld

31 Mar 16 #63

May be, we can check out if that product has any fake reviews with fakespot or kind of sites. Though i am not sure how much they are accurate in detecting fake reviews.

aabb007

31 Mar 16 #47

Hot from me. Really good prices. Make sure you read the reviews. For example, somebody with 99% feedback having sold over 500k items means they have had problems with 5000 deliveries. That is a lot of problems.

lucas to aabb007

31 Mar 16 #61

Or fallen foul to the much bigger than 1% scum bag buyers/ faudsters

thedvdmonster

31 Mar 16 #59

16gb 5s using today's discount code =£91
Don't mind if I do.
Code worked first time :smiley:

N42 to thedvdmonster

31 Mar 16 #60

was that locked or unlocked?

ktbffh

31 Mar 16 #56

Even better when combined with the eBay PayPal 20% off code

ktbffh to ktbffh

31 Mar 16 #57

heat added

aLV426

31 Mar 16 #55

Prices look good - have some heat. Personally not for me - I got mine through the CPW upgrade offers...

Midge

31 Mar 16 1 #53

See the 20% code on the Ebay front page now.

dannyeff to Midge

31 Mar 16 #54

I just ordered something .. can i cancel and use the code?

bb11

31 Mar 16 1 #52

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/20-off-everything-ebay-4pm-10pm-wooooo-code-cuk20-2423386

bb11

31 Mar 16 #50

Some of the prices have been increased, most likely due to the 20% off which comes into play at 4pm

Midge to bb11

31 Mar 16 1 #51

Whats the 20% off deal?

secretmsg

31 Mar 16 #49

4s out of stock but was cheap

adeelbashir

31 Mar 16 #48

Can't seems to find it :disappointed:

FRZ

31 Mar 16 #32

mm my m8 is slowly dieing, contract renews in August oooh do i hold out or get a cheap replacement.

s24adm to FRZ

31 Mar 16 1 #45

that's a bit harsh, I'd take your m8 to the hospital if he's dying.

johnraggett

31 Mar 16 1 #44

Need to keep an eye on this, my £15 Tesco smartphone will be being smashed up soon, it's useless!

Phantomazi

31 Mar 16 2 #42

well this depends, I got scammed with a MBP few months back, it never came to me and was sent to the wrong address(I presume on purpose, because the seller stopped answering and failed to provide proof of postage to my address), but despite failing to provide proof with address eBay called in his favour, saying that it was sent within few miles of my original address!!. I had to get in contact with PP guys and they did the refund after 2 extra months... TL;DR - eBay don't really care, don't ever rely on them!

thedvdmonster

31 Mar 16 1 #40

Can't fault those prices.
£85 for a 16gb iPhone 5c to take on holiday as I don't want to risk my 6s plus.
Well worth it for a bunch of cheap phones.

N42

30 Mar 16 #20

Where have all these suddenly come from?

peteasewell to N42

31 Mar 16 #37

Ebay?

repouk to N42

31 Mar 16 1 #39

Music Magpie are a crap for cash site. They pay about £73 for a locked 16gb iPhone 5s. They'll get checked by their "in-house technician" (read: someone from Eastern Europe on minimum wage) to make sure they turn on and grade them, then they sit in a warehouse until they get listed on eBay for £135-£160.

peteasewell

31 Mar 16 #38

Tbf, it should have said "excellent working order" lol

ahotukdeal

31 Mar 16 #35

And eBay won't ban you no matter how many items you return.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/7015130/Amazon-customer-banned-for-returning-too-many-faulty-items.html

N42

31 Mar 16 #25

Need an iPhone 5s on 3. Does 3 work on any other networks or will I have to buy unlocked?

oleglego to N42

31 Mar 16 3 #33

3 is 3. It obviously doesn't work on other networks. You need an unlocked handset.

adeelbashir

31 Mar 16 #30

Any dual sim phone?

JordUK to adeelbashir

31 Mar 16 2 #31

Yes.

zain2k11

31 Mar 16 #28

Thanks ordered an iPhone 5S - will be doing the iPhone 6 mini housing !

UncleStan

31 Mar 16 #27

Great work op

buglawton

31 Mar 16 #26

The link takes you to a list saturated with 16GB iPhone 5 variants. Users have woken up to the fact that to use the power of a smartphone you start at 32GB. Hence the offloading you see here. Also note that anything below a 5s will be underpowered on latest resource hungry IOS apps.

nublets2k

31 Mar 16 1 #24

Yeah copied the wrong bit.

peteasewell

31 Mar 16 3 #23

"Excellent working condition" has nothing to do with cosmetics you numpty

nublets2k

31 Mar 16 1 #22

That seller's very hit and miss, seems to depend on luck mostly.

Claims "Good to Excellent Cosmetic Condition" but in the description "Moderate scratches and scuffs on the aluminium back casing and sides"

mrimac94

30 Mar 16 #21

Bought a 5S Cheers OP :smiley:

Mariatab

30 Mar 16 1 #19

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/401055061057?varId=670580729195&_trkparms=&rpp_cid=5669a237e4b0cec4937f54d8&rpp_icid=56ec2c0ae4b02cf7b912425a&_mwBanner=1

This one seems even better

Brownbloke11

30 Mar 16 #18

Bought from the Music Magpie site the other day as they mailed me a discount code for 20% off iPhones. That made an phone 5s around 95GBP with free postage, so better than fleabay. It was a grade C so I took my chances as it was to replace a smashed 4s. It arrived within 2 days even though I ordered it Easter Sunday and was almost immaculate. Charged already and working within minutes. I was very impressed. The only issue was that their advert said 'all iphones' but the 20% off only seemed to apply to the 5s and below.

Mariatab

30 Mar 16 #17

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/351554658778?_trkparms=&rpp_cid=5669a237e4b0cec4937f54d8&rpp_icid=56ec2c0ae4b02cf7b912425a&_mwBanner=1

Too good?

motorheadache

30 Mar 16 2 #16

Ah, each one I looked at was musicmagpie. In that case disregard my comment, EXCEPT for musicmagpie!

Byron78

30 Mar 16 9 #9

Having read some of the descriptions, I'd hate to see their interpretation of "average" condition...

nrackham76 to Byron78

30 Mar 16 #13

Me too, if any buyers can let us know:)

Jonnyblock

30 Mar 16 #10

£79.99 G2
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/381533330516

008 to Jonnyblock

30 Mar 16 2 #12

>>>>>
Cheers JB, missed that LG model at el-cheapo price! Now added to goodies list!

>>>>>
Yes some of them are a load of old toot, but a *lot* of them are in good nick, nice thing is, there are tons and tons to choose from and have also noticed from the RSS feed I set up, that some of the sellers are adding|readding more stock now the views are picking up over on the Bay ;-)

Jonnyblock

30 Mar 16 3 #7

Good price on the G3 I think?

008 to Jonnyblock

30 Mar 16 #11

>>>>>

There are a few G3's which are about 19 pages down on the main list, one of the sellers [good one] has
a few left and since this was posted, he has sold 8 so guessing it is a good G3 price.. plus as it is only
a 12 month warranty, you can afford to have a play and put a much later version of android on it so that
it fly's with a custom rom or..

Official LG Marshmallow 6 OTA & Full firmware now available!

http://www.gsmarena.com/newscomm-15792.php

toonarmani

30 Mar 16 #8

Some decent offers on there :smiley:

NeoTrix

30 Mar 16 2 #6

Awesome work on that, nice one!

repouk

30 Mar 16 8 #5

At that price, it's tempting enough just to buy it for the little one for gaming.

Hmmm. having looked at some of the phones, their idea of good condition seems to be light years away from mine:

008

30 Mar 16 #4

>>>>>
Deal to me.. paid £154 for exactly the same iPhone last week, that has just cost £115 delivered ;-)

n64play

30 Mar 16 3 #3

Can't argue with some of those prices. Heat

Caroline_1993

30 Mar 16 2 #2

I ordered an xbox one headet off this seller
Arrived within a few days
No issues

008

30 Mar 16 13 #1