Basically the title. I would rather not get scammed… :) The idea is to move to GrapheneOs as my next step, but I don’t necessarily need the newest device.
Edit: yeah I was being too generic, Austria is were I am.
I bought my on eBay. It was 6 months used before. It’s like new one. Perfect with perfect grapheneos.
Good to know, any chance you remember the name of the seller?
It was private seller.
Amazon warehouse deals if they have units in stock.
I’m not sure how reliable eBay in Europe is, but I would suggest finding one available from a highly rated seller on eBay.
I don’t know it either, but if I can’t find another way I’ll have to look into it.
Willhaben, mit paylivery läuft das alles bestens. Pixels gibts halt eher selten, ich würd mir einen Suchagentenen einstellen.
I didn’t know about paylivery… Vielen Dank!!
Also a further thing to keep in mind. With all Pixel’s having OLED screens, ask the seller for a picture of the display displaying a large white area or else you might end up with a phone that has OLED burn-in. Especially with the Pixel 2 XL is often affected by this.
Ok, have to look into it a bit more because i barely understand what’s is about…
I think backmarket is available for Austria:
Yeah it was suggested in another comment, but someone told also about pretty bad experience… how was your experience?
My brother moved to the US for studies, he got iPhone XS from American Backmarket, his experience was good.
Ok, good to know…
maybe there is something like refurbed.at somewhere close to you
That might be greatly helpful, since I’m in Austria at the moment!
If you go with a refurbed website, make sure that the phone has the ability to use OEM unlock. Some refurbed sites sell Verizon versions of the phones and don’t disclose this and Verizon along with other US carriers block OEM unlocking which means you can’t install another OS. There is no known workaround as far as I know. I had this issue before with a refurbed Pixel 4
Uh! Good point! Thanks for the suggestion.
i havent bought there myself yet,
but so far i only heared good things about backmarket, which specializes in refurbished devicesMy experience with Backmarket was horrible and the S21 I got from them was advertised as being in “perfect condition” but resembled more a phone that endured World War II so I had to send it back for a refund. Backmarket is merely a marketplace for refurbishers, they don’t really check the phones that are being sold on their marketplace and anyone can easily put “perfect condition” when it’s clearly not the case.
Ok thanks, I was looking at the website and trying to understand if it should be trusted…
I’d be very careful if I were you, see my comment above.
That doesn’t sound good, thanks for the warning!
Is rebuy available on your country?
I only find the German website, sometimes in these cases they also deliver to Austria - but it seems they don’t here…
Why do you want to pay for a phone made by a company that is centralizing the Internet through them and adding DRM to websites?
Do you have an actual suggestion or are you just wasting my time? It is said in the post why.
