A revised offer occurs when a buyer inspects the device sent in and discovers that its model or condition does not match what was described on the trade-in order.
Customers who receive a revised offer may choose to A) accept the revised offer and be paid right away or B) decline the revised offer and have the device returned for free.
“Terrible final offer”
A revised offer occurs when a buyer inspects the device sent in and discovers that its model or condition does not match what was described on the trade-in order.
Customers who receive a revised offer may choose to A) accept the revised offer and be paid right away or B) decline the revised offer and have the device returned for free.
“Phone was not damaged. You said the microphone was defective. Not true. Your initial offer was $56. Your final offer was $5. Bait and switch. Not a reputable company. ”
A revised offer occurs when a buyer inspects the device sent in and discovers that its model or condition does not match what was described on the trade-in order.
Customers who receive a revised offer may choose to A) accept the revised offer and be paid right away or B) decline the revised offer and have the device returned for free.
“Good service and got my cash fast ”
“Everything went smooth and as planned besides the fact it took about 3 weeks to get paid! ”
“Seamless process but takes a while”
“The mail was slow, but everything else went fine”
“Things went well, but it took a bit longer than anticipated to get paid. I would use them again.”
“This time it takes over two weeks to send me the money after received phone. ”
“Awesome fast reliable ”
A revised offer occurs when a buyer inspects the device sent in and discovers that its model or condition does not match what was described on the trade-in order.
Customers who receive a revised offer may choose to A) accept the revised offer and be paid right away or B) decline the revised offer and have the device returned for free.
“You returned the wrong phone to me. I sent in a Verizon phone which you claimed was "damaged". You agreed to send my phone back. I received the phone, but it was an ATT p... READ MORE
“You returned the wrong phone to me. I sent in a Verizon phone which you claimed was "damaged". You agreed to send my phone back. I received the phone, but it was an ATT phone labeled damaged. I've sent 2 emails and not received a response. Please either honor the original price or send me my Verizon phone back. It's seems like you may have confused my undamaged Verizon phone with somebody else's damaged ATT phone. Thank you.” READ LESS
“Worked as advertised.”
“Happy to find a phone for this older phone!”
“Happy with the process, but inspection was a bit slow.”
“entire process work as described from beginning to end. Received my anticipated quoted amount. Will use again in the future”
“I get a chance to upgrade thanks to usell.Thanks again. ”
“All as promised! Fast way to sell you phone for cash! I would recommend. ”
A revised offer occurs when a buyer inspects the device sent in and discovers that its model or condition does not match what was described on the trade-in order.
Customers who receive a revised offer may choose to A) accept the revised offer and be paid right away or B) decline the revised offer and have the device returned for free.
“Great experience, it was easy, fast”
“Thank you for the generous offer and great customer service”
“Straightforward, quick response and timely sending of check. Will use them again as opposed to other sites which are not as efficient.”
“Second time with uSell. Everything promised was done. The offer on both occasions was double what Verizon offered. ”