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Phones
- What is Mobile Buyback?
- Who is Mobile Buyback for?
- How is the trade-in value of my smartphone determined?
- How will I be paid for my smartphone?
- What happens if I do not agree with my smartphone’s valuation?
- What does POST do with my old smartphone?
- Which handsets can be traded in?
- Does POST accept damaged or broken mobiles?
- Do I need to send accessories with my smartphone?
- Can I trade in more than one handset?
- What do I need to do before selling my smartphone?
- I’ve signed the Buyback Quotation in a shop, what should I do?
- What happens to my data?
- What happens if I leave my SIM card in my smartphone by accident?
- Who is Recommerce?
- What types of products are eligible for resale?
- Does my phone need to have a minimum value to be eligible for trade-in?
- What are the steps to sell my device?
- What are the requirements regarding the condition of the device?
- How do I send my device?
- Do I have to pay to send my phone?
- What happens after I send my phone?
- My device is protected by a passcode. Do I need to unlock it before sending it?
- What happens if I make a mistake about my smartphone model or its condition?
- How is the trade-in value calculated?
- How and when will I be paid?
- Who should I contact if there is a problem with the trade-in of my phone?
- Is assistance available to back up or delete personal data?
Does POST accept damaged or broken mobiles?
POST Telecom will not accept a smartphone that no longer works as part of the Mobile BuyBack service. However, POST may take the phone as part of its partnership with Caritas (without payment).
Do you have any other questions?
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