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Refurbished Verizon Cell Phones

Posted on September 10, 2007
Filed Under Verizon Wireless |

If you have ever had a damaged Verizon cell phone and have taken your phone into a Verizon Wireless store to get a replacement you are probably aware that they will offer you a refurbished phone.  A little over a year ago I had a damaged cell phone and when I took it into the store I was given the option to choose from the refurbished Verizon cell phones.  This was a great option at the time because I really didn’t want to pay full price to purchase a new phone.  When you have a damaged phone and Verizon won’t replace it free of charge you basically have two options.  You can pay the full retail price for any phone in the store or for $50 bucks you can get a refurbished Verizon cell phone.  I chose to go with the second option and pay the $50 bucks.  This was my first experience with a refurbished phone and I was confused when they took the battery and battery cover off of my old phone and put it in my new phone.  I felt this was unfair at the time and asked them why I did not get a new battery.  They quickly stated that this was standard procedure and that all refurbished phones do not come with a battery.  Since this was standard procedure I did not have much choice at this point unless I wanted to pay $300 dollars for a new phone.  If you do have a damaged cell phone and Verizon will not replace it for free, just ask about getting a refurbished mobile phone and save the money you would have spent.  You might need to buy a new battery on eBay if your old one is going bad.  I know mine was shot and eBay had the exact battery for my phone model.  

If you have any questions please feel free to leave a comment and I will get back to you.

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