Calling a phone an “antique” doesn’t necessarily mean it has antique value. Calling it “obsolete,” though, guarantees it has no value at all. So, statistically, you are at least a little better off buying antiques.
This is so true…and frustrating…there oughta’ be a LAW!
I’m not liking all these new devices with batteries that one cannot replace themselves.
June 05, 2015
Ida No almost 7 years ago
Calling a phone an “antique” doesn’t necessarily mean it has antique value. Calling it “obsolete,” though, guarantees it has no value at all. So, statistically, you are at least a little better off buying antiques.
Dameron Premium Member almost 7 years ago
This is so true…and frustrating…there oughta’ be a LAW!
drycurt almost 7 years ago
I’m not liking all these new devices with batteries that one cannot replace themselves.