The last time I bought anything not from the Original manufacturer, I got scammed and lost $3K. Unsurprisingly, all my trust for third party sellers flew out the window. Especially on EBay (thanks for nothing).
You can imagine how skeptical I was when l discovered this app whilst researching for an affordable iPhone to replace my buggy-as-all-hell Android Phone.
I didn’t want anything brand spanking new just yet and seeing as Apple unfortunately doesn't make a compact iPhone anymore, buying one used was my only option.
I pulled the trigger after about a week of contemplating and just prayed for the best. 2 days later after placing my order, I get the phone, and to my genuine surprise, my 12 Mini was in MINT condition, it even came with a glass screen protector! I chuckled thinking,
"yeah no, this is too good to be true.
What's the battery health?" I set it up and check the settings for anything out of the ordinary, but find nothing; It’s not Sim or ID locked, it isn’t stolen sounding off an alarm, the Camera and Microphones work flawlessly, the storage was as advertised and the battery health was at 84% which is good considering its age and if I want it brand new, it’s nothing that a simple visit to an Apple Store won’t fix.
The phone works like new and looks it as well. I am genuinely surprised, especially considering its age and what I spent ($287).
If you are hesitant like me, GOOD, it’s a great way to make sure you don’t lose your hard earned money. That being said however, even though I can’t speak for any other seller, given my personal experience with this transaction, I can say Wireless Source did a superb job and advertised it accurately, if not, understated it’s near flawless condition in hopes to impress, and impress they did.