Sellmyoldcellphone

Mr. silva is correct. our it dept has added limitations to the competitor pricing to reflect the selling agreement's statement regarding the 50% rule. this is designed to assist people in meeting the selling agreement before they send in their device. the selling agreement is a tool to be used by both us and the consumer. it has provisions that protect both parties, but the problem is that not everyone actually reads it but rather just checks the box and link at checkout that states, "i have read and agree to the selling agreement". it is our goal to pay a fair price to all people who use us, but we depend on the seller to read the agreement; otherwise it makes it difficult for the seller to make an informed and intelligent decision regarding the contract they have chosen to enter. if adding the limitations makes it easier for the seller to avoid situations not in their favor, then we have taken steps in the right direction. however, it does not delineate any previous responsibilities of the seller. this public conversation we are having has proven useful in educating everyone who wants to sell a phone, that is, how important it is to read a buy back site's terms or selling agreement in order to make an informed and educated decision, so they know exactly what to expect and not end up feeling scammed. additionally it has helped us fine tune our site to assist people in this endeavor. finally, it is noteworthy to say that the selling agreement is an easy to read document that does not require interpretation by a lawyer. in fact, you should avoid any site that does not support a thorough selling agreement as you are more likely to end up disappointed. the selling agreement basically levels the playing field for both the seller and the buyer, holding both parties to a standard that is fair and understood. we believe so strongly in what we are saying that we invite intelligent comments to assist us in making our site even better than it currently is. thank you for your time. www.sellmyoldcellphone.com Mr. silva is correct. our it dept has added limitations to the competitor pricing to reflect the selling agreement's statement regarding the 50% rule. this is designed to assist people in meeting the selling agreement before they send in their device. the selling agreement is a tool to be used by both us and the consumer. it has provisions that protect both parties, but the problem is that not everyone actually reads it but rather just checks the box and link at checkout that states, "i have read and agree to the selling agreement". it is our goal to pay a fair price to all people who use us, but we depend on the seller to read the agreement; otherwise it makes it difficult for the seller to make an informed and intelligent decision regarding the contract they have chosen to enter. if adding the limitations makes it easier for the seller to avoid situations not in their favor, then we have taken steps in the right direction. however, it does not delineate any previous responsibilities of the seller. this public conversation we are having has proven useful in educating everyone who wants to sell a phone, that is, how important it is to read a buy back site's terms or selling agreement in order to make an informed and educated decision, so they know exactly what to expect and not end up feeling scammed. additionally it has helped us fine tune our site to assist people in this endeavor. finally, it is noteworthy to say that the selling agreement is an easy to read document that does not require interpretation by a lawyer. in fact, you should avoid any site that does not support a thorough selling agreement as you are more likely to end up disappointed. the selling agreement basically levels the playing field for both the seller and the buyer, holding both parties to a standard that is fair and understood. we believe so strongly in what we are saying that we invite intelligent comments to assist us in making our site even better than it currently is. thank you for your time. www.sellmyoldcellphone.com