Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Tell the Truth!

I am a nonconformist. I do not get easily swayed and moved by public opinion. I am a great believer that collective opinion is meant to be broken and debunked. And most of the time, it is. If something is made as a convention, I seek ways to argue with it or to find its loopholes. And most of the time, I emerge victorious.

Don’t get me wrong with what I am getting across here. I am not the type of person who is obnoxious, arrogant, and insensitive. I have self-respect that makes me generous enough in according the same to other people. What I would like to convey is that most of the time, the status quo is just erroneous, and if you only had the time to exercise your critical and creative thinking skills, you would understand exactly what I am saying.

What is my latest focus? It is cashforiphones.com.

When I tried to Google cashforiphones.com, I saw the direct link that led me to the online company’s main webpage. But before I could click on it, I became attuned to the other results on the page. There were links there that bore titles which described the reputation of cashforiphones.com. And they were all bad.

They say that cashforiphones is perpetrating a scam. A lot of customers say that they were given a high quote in the online transaction, but a customer service representative haggled until the price got reduced to almost half of the original quote. Naturally, people are irked with that kind of system.

But my contention lies in these consumers’ honesty in giving the condition of their device. Most of the time, for them to get a high quote, they lie about the condition of their iPhones. Once the unit arrives at the Nevada facility, expert technicians examine it. It is likely that they detect the defects and other damages incurred by the device. Naturally, they will be given a lower quote. And it is logical why the cashforiphones.com people would do that.

I encourage the truthful people to sell your used, old or broken iPhones at cashforiphones.com. You will be rewarded with your honesty.

First, you have to log on to cashforiphones.com. The only thing to get you started is a computer with a reliable web browser. Just by sitting down and using the power of your fingertips, you are sure to end up a happy and satisfied iPhone seller.

If things go as planned, you are now ready for a swift online transaction. Here are the instructions. They are really quite clear and easy to follow.

  • Specify the model and condition of your iPhone.
  • Get an instant quote online.
  • Fill in the prepaid shipping and packaging form.
  • Confirm your selling request through an email notification.

That’s it! It is so fast you can do everything in less than a minute. A few more instructions and you can get the payment sent to you either through mail or your PayPal account.

Now that it’s easier to sell your iPhone online, what are you waiting for?

Stick to the truth! Enjoy your selling iPhone experience!

Monday, August 15, 2011

Unboxing my iPhone the wrong way

I’m not clumsy; things just get in my way! I have been miserable even as a kid. I have walked into walls, knocked over some pile of stuff, and I even spilled orange juice over my crush. My life just sucks and I hate being this way. Though I could never ever forget when I broke my iPhone just when I was unboxing it.

I was overwhelmed with joy one night when I found out that my dad gave me an iPhone for my birthday. My mom told me that secretly and she said that I have to wait until morning to get it. But I couldn’t wait anymore. So I sneaked into my dad’s office to get the box and see the precious thing at last.

I didn’t turn on the lights so that my dad won’t notice my plan. I had my flashlight on instead. I clutched the flashlight tightly by my armpit and open the box. And just when I managed to get the iPhone outside, the flashlight slipped through my armpit. Worried that the sound of it smashing the floor might wake my dad up, I hurried over it and save it from falling.

Guess what? I saved the flashlight but because of my clumsiness, the iPhone slipped from the box and fell crashing to the ground. It was bits and pieces when I saw it. Oops. My new, unused iPhone is now broken.

Alright, I don’t want to mention about what happened to me when my dad found out. So I just have to find a way through this huge problem of mine. And that was through an iPhone trade in.

An iPhone trade in is like selling your iPhone to a company. You have the choice to sell it for cash or to trade it for another gadget. In my case, I will have my iPhone trade in for money. I have known of this stuff before and it’s in fact pretty good.

Actually, I got my laptop from the money I got from selling my previous Apple products online. So, I was well aware that I can also have an iPhone trade in via internet transaction. Since I know how things work in online dealings, I was pretty confident that I could actually have an iPhone trade in successfully. I know I can do it the right way.

The iPhone trade in is fairly easy, you just have to find a trusted site and you should know how to follow the rules. You should be patient in reading about their process and their terms and conditions. With that, all is yours to keep.

In my case, I went to cashforiphones.com since it is the iPhone counterpart of the site where I sold my laptop to. It was basically the same company I dealt with for my laptop. So I started my iPhone trade in right away by getting a quote.

I gave out all the essential information to complete my iPhone trade in. It was basically about my personal details like my contacts and shipping address. Also, I chose PayPal as my method of payment.

If you are wondering why I chose PayPal for my iPhone trade in, it’s because it’s the easiest way to get your money. Sure, getting a paycheck is also decent, but if you favor quicker means, PayPal will definitely suit your taste.

When I received the box, I fixed the package and I had it delivered to the UPS store immediately on the same day. I want my iPhone trade in to go in a flash, so as not to annoy my dad further.

I always check on my email to keep track of the updates about my iPhone trade in. and so just about a week; they have emailed me about my money so I hurried over and use it to buy a new iPhone. The iPhone trade in helped me a lot to replace the broken iPhone that my dad wanted to give me. Until now, I believe that this iPhone trade in service might help me again in the future.

As I have heard of the release of the new generation iPhone 5, I am planning to have another iPhone trade in as soon as it hits the stores. I will no longer be the clumsy me and unbox this gadget for my own sake. I’ll try as much as I can to change and be more careful. I wouldn’t want to be called a klutz up until my older days.