I see cashify is cheating customers by adding bogus things in their report. Yesterday, I had a heated argument with a Cashify store representative. Redmi Note 9 Pro was supposed to be sold at 5500. That's what app said. The store wala said, the phone will be sold at 4500~5000. After a while he said it will be within 3500~4500 range. And I asked him for a quote, he argued why should he do that if I don't have the intention to sell the phone. I walked away.
So, share your tips n tricks, +ve n -ve experience using cashify.
Cashify store near me is the best offline repair shop near me All parts are oem equivalent prices are lesser than Traditional shops and U get a gst invoice So one can even claim warranty in case of any issues Best thing small things are taken care for free
This is called "bait and switch" and is a common technique used by unethical businesses around the world.
They offer or advertise one thing to bait the customer into their premises or share their data, and when you reach there, they will switch their terms and conditions.
I think you must have already handed over your data to them for free ( when you checked the value of your phone ) , like your phone model, IMEI, location, email, phone number, etc.
Anything to do with buying or selling second hand things , expect to be disappointed.
For selling phone :
Pro :
Convinient
Secure as they send bill to you who has purchased that means ur liability is ended(no risk)
Sometimes offer competitive pricing.
One can gain extra 4% by taking money as az gv.
Cons :
Too much deduction at the time of inspection
Offers less price than when u sell p2p
Dynamic pricing.
I sold my redmi 4 at their offline store, experience was quite good, no extra deduction (same as online price). They send the Transaction bill on my gmail but never received any bill (to whom they sold further). Is that ok?
1. Never visit their store
2. At home pickup, if they try to play smart with mentioning irrelevant defects, just say thankyou and goodbye. Let them waste their time and fuel and energy
I am going to your place. 🐒🐒🐒🐒😈
Try instaCash.. i used it. and get what the app shows.
Is this the same
This is called "bait and switch" and is a common technique used by unethical businesses around the world.
They offer or advertise one thing to bait the customer into their premises or share their data, and when you reach there, they will switch their terms and conditions.
I think you must have already handed over your data to them for free ( when you checked the value of your phone ) , like your phone model, IMEI, location, email, phone number, etc.
Anything to do with buying or selling second hand things , expect to be disappointed.
1. Never visit their store
2. At home pickup, if they try to play smart with mentioning irrelevant defects, just say thankyou and goodbye. Let them waste their time and fuel and energy
Cashify guy became friend when I offered him whisky. He provided his number and I directly deal with him. Whatever price cashify quote, he pay me 1-2k more than that. 😂