Iphone 5s Buy Back

Getting ready to trade in is easy. If your smartphone is an iPhone, you need to back up your data as well as know your Apple ID and Password so you can turn off Find My iPhone when the courier arrives. If your smartphone is an Android, you need to back up your data and download the Verify app.

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Selling your electronics to BankMyCell is really simple! Select your devices carrier, storage size and condition to get an instant quote! Ship your items for FREE and get instantly paid from one of our buy-back stores they day they receive it.

Looking for a quick and easy option? Consider selling your old device to a buy-back service. Although it's not entirely without risk -- if the old iPhone isn't in the condition you said it was, for example if it is a broken iPhone, you may not get the full value quoted by the buyer -- it does minimize the time and hassle, especially compared with trying to sell it yourself on, say, eBay or Craigslist.

There are traditional trade-in options like those offered by Apple and Best Buy (see the next section), and then there are buy-and-sell marketplaces like those listed below. Before you spend a lot of time hopping from one to another to get quotes, head to Flipsy, which compares US trade-in values at multiple buy-back stores. It shows you the payment methods, price-lock duration (that's how long you have before you need to send the phone in) and price based on the condition of the old device. (Because each buyback program and store is little different when it comes to "condition" definitions, Flipsy doesn't drill down beyond phone model, carrier and storage.) SellCell is another price-comparison service for anyone looking to score top dollar for an old iPhone.

Decluttr may have the fastest quote generator of any buy-back site. You type the brand and model of your phone, choose it from the list that appears and presto: Instant quote. (You may have to click a few times to change the carrier and the phone's condition.) It's worth noting that Decluttr's "good" option is the best condition you can select; it might equate to "excellent" elsewhere.

An honorable mention goes to Swappa, which has a sky-high TrustPilot score (4.8) but isn't really a buyback service. Rather, it's a marketplace designed to connect buyers and sellers. Think eBay, but with a focus on devices like your iPad, iPhone or other Apple product. To list your older iPhone (which doesn't guarantee a sale), you must first create a Swappa account and then connect a PayPal account. You also set your asking price, which necessarily includes a sale fee, but not any additional PayPal fees that may apply.

Worth the extra effort? Perhaps: Swappa recommended a sale price of $646 for my iPhone 13, while noting that the same phone had recently sold for $596 -- still higher than most buy-back services and more than enough extra to put towards a couple of new iPhone cases for your next phone. But a marketplace is almost always going to net you a higher profit (see below).

Want to cut out the middleman, so to speak? You can start by going back to the source. That can be either the manufacturer or a big-box retailer, the largest of which generally offer solid trade-in options for a new device. Consider two of the biggest fish in the pond: Apple and Best Buy.

One concern is that if you sell your old smartphone immediately, you'll be phoneless until the new one arrives. Thankfully, many of the aforementioned buy-back and trade-in services give you a grace period (also known as a "price lock") of up 30 days after selling your phone before you have to send it in -- time enough, hopefully, to purchase and receive your new phone and get everything migrated over (including the SIM card -- don't forget that!). Since the iPhone 14 is just a few months old, this is less of an issue currently.

Select the information above in order to receive an accurate quote for the iPhone 5S you want to sell. Click sell item if you agree with the price that is displayed. GreenBuyback purchases cell phones, tablets, and laptops at the highest prices in the industry! GreenBuyback pays cash for your old cell phones, tablets, and laptops. When you sell your cell phone, tablet, or laptop to GreenBuyback you will never have to pay for shipping. GreenBuyback is dedicated to maximizing the cash back to our customers.All quotes outlined above are good for 30 days at checkout. Once you have completed the checkout process simply print the shipping label, box your item(s), and ship them free of charge to us. The faster you ship the item(s) to us the quicker you get paid!

GreenBuyback, LLC All Rights Reserved, Patents Pending. GreenBuyback is not affiliated with the manufacturers of the items available for trade- in. GreenBuyback and the GreenBuyback logo are trademarks of GreenBuyback, LLC, registered in the U.S. All other trademarks, logos and brands are the property of their respective owners.

Obviously when selling your old iPhone you want the highest trade in value possible. SellCell helps you get the most cash by comparing prices from all the various different buyers. This is backed up by our Best Price Guarantee which gives you peace of mind that if you find a better price elsewhere then we'll pay you double the difference!

There are lots of Apple iPhone Buyback programs out there. The wireless carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, etc. all offer an iPhone buyback program. Then there are the big retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy & Target that offer a buyback service. Then there are numerous dedicated cell phone buyback companies that specialize solely in cell phone buyback such as Gazelle, Decluttr, ItsWorthMore, etc.

There are lots of websites where you can sell iPhones but they all pay different prices and there can be a big difference between the highest and lowest prices. It takes time searching all the iPhone buyback companies for the best deal. This is where SellCell comes in. Our unique price comparison engine does the hard work for you by comparing prices from all the leading online iPhone buyback companies in the US in seconds to get you the best deal. As we compare more Apple iPhone trade in companies than anyone else you are always guaranteed of the most cash when selling an iPhone!

Before you trade in your iPhone or other devices, you should first back up your data and reset your device to factory conditions to remove all your data. Finally, make sure to remove it from the list of your Apple trusted devices.

NextWorth and Gazelle offer to lock in prices so customers will know how much they'll be paid for their used iPhones but will still have enough time to buy and activate new phones before they have to ship their old ones to the buyback company.

You can trade in your old phones, tablets and accessories with Sprint Buyback. Eligible devices are worth up to $300 in account credit. We accept all phones regardless of carrier or manufacturer

Gazelle is a good option when it comes to selling back your device, since they provide trouble-free shipping and fair analysis of your phone. However, as of late, their value amounts are only slightly better than Apple.

My screen has completely separated from mu iPhone 5 in the same way, held on only by the connecting cable. Phone works fine. Battery works fine. But if I understand the Apple store diagnosis and fix was to replace a swollen battery. I cannot find any evidence looking at the inside under the screen of anything being swollen in the least bit. Should I assume replacing my battery will and putting the screen back on will fix it? Lot of money spent if that is to the problem.

Took my iPhone 5 (bought in September 2012 but was not part of battery replacement program) to Apple Store in Honolulu, Hawaii last weekend (September 2015) after making a genius bar appointment for same issue, top left side of glass lifting and screen was not working but would light up with white light. They looked at the phone and logged in the IMEI number. After pressing on the glass at the top left and asking if I backed up the phone, took out the sim card and took a new sealed white iphone 5 out of the drawer behind him, opened it up and put in my sim card and voila, new phone. The Apple guy made sure it booted up and logged in and then said thanks. Done - No Charge To Me - Even though Past Warranty.

I think I'm a little late to the party here, but I recently noticed that on my iPhone 5C, the screen was coming out of the case in one corner. I dropped it on carpet the other day - not hard enough to do any damage - but I guess the case is flexible enough under pressure that the corner came off a little. Anyway, after reading the same problem on another forum, I put the phone face-down on my desk with a cloth under it to prevent scratching (I used a tshirt, but anything will do) and then applied pressure with my hand until it popped back in with a nice, loud pop. Worked great for me! Hope this helps you.

Hey i bought iphone 5s from a person 1 year ago.... he didn't have its original box... I'm facing the same problem of screen separation for a month or two... will they replace this phone as i don't have its box?????

The second the tech saw the screen, he said he knew it was a swollen battery that was causing the screen to separate. He explained that the enlarged battery places pressure on the back of the screen, causing it to shimmer with different colors when you press on the screen. He said that because it is a battery defect, it is covered for 36 months with the iPhone 5, and they don't attempt to repair them due to the potential for battery leakage and other damage it may have caused. 041b061a72