
Upgrading your phone? Your old one still has value. With a little preparation you can sell it quickly and for a fair price. Here is how.
Search phones on eTarad for the same model and storage size. Compare the condition and the prices people ask. Pricing slightly under similar phones in the same condition usually brings messages fast. If you are open to offers, say so in your ad.
Use daylight near a window and a plain background. Show the front, the back, the sides, the screen switched on, and any scratches. Honest photos build trust and save time answering questions. If you still have the box, charger or receipt, include them in a photo.
Include the model, storage, colour, battery health (on iPhone: Settings, Battery, Battery Health), any repairs, and what comes with the phone. Mention where in town you can meet. Short, clear and honest works best.
Buyers often message several sellers, and the first good reply usually wins. When you meet, choose a busy public place such as a café or a shopping mall, let the buyer test the phone, and take the payment before you hand it over. For bank transfers, check that the money has arrived in your account; a screenshot is not enough.
A Featured ad adds a badge so buyers notice your phone among similar listings.
Back up your photos and contacts, sign out of your accounts (iCloud or Google), remove your SIM and memory card, then reset the phone to factory settings.
Look at similar phones on eTarad with the same model, storage and condition, then price a little below the most expensive ones if you want to sell quickly.
Clear daylight photos of the front, back, sides and screen switched on, plus the box and charger if you have them. Show any scratches honestly.
Meet in a busy public place and only hand over the phone once the money is really in your account or in your hand. Fake transfer screenshots are common.
Ready? Post your phone on eTarad for free. It only takes a few minutes.
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