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Matalinong Pagbili ng Surplus

Matalinong Pagbili ng Surplus

Kung gusto mong tumagal ang buhay ng cellphone mo, bigyan mo ito ng tamang atensyon at pagaalaga:

Follow these pointers and you won't go wrong:

1. Kilatising maigi ang bibilhang tao o tindahan
- Personal man, stall o online shop, dapat kilala mo ang taong nagbebenta sa iyo. There are lot sellers who deceive buyers through word of mouth. A lot of people are good on that. That's why they make money out of it.
- Tandaan: Walang nagbebenta ang umaming dehado ka kapag binili mo ang produkto nila!
- How did you know the person selling? Through internet, referrals or public ads? However it may be it is important to do a background check first. Some sellers have special sections on their sites where they offer great discounts, only to know that these are gears that buyers have returned. Sometimes they label secondhand as "Factory reconditioned" or "refurbished"
- Different sites, shops and sellers use different terms, and products vary in condition, so investigate before you buy. Inventory and pricing vary wildly day to day; if you're looking for something specific, check back often.
2. Alamin ang kaibahan ng "used" at "abused"
- Used electronic gadgets are best avoided and buying anything with lots of moving parts, like a multidisc changer, is a bad idea as they say.
- Bad idea rin and pagbili ng TV sets at monitors pero ang amplifiers, AV receivers o iba ang single-disc DVD players at speakers ay maaring maging good choice.
- But if you're buying used PC's always consider the age and length the owner has used the gadget.
3. Ang may warranty ay ang laging best buy
- Ito ay ang iyong proteksyon. May panahon ka pang mgbago ang isip sakaling makalipas ang ilang araw na paggamit ay makita mong depektibo ito.
- Used gadgets that come with the original manufacturer's warrant are ideal. However, some sellers would ask for additional amount for the extended warranty, it makes no sense at all.
4. Tamang Presyo lamang
- Don't go higher than 80 percent--or below 50 percent--of what the device costs if brandnew. Baliwalaiin mo ito at magbabayad ka ng napakalaking halaga para sa napakalaking sugal.
- Beware of online stores that advertise super low prices but try to sell essentials like power cords as "extras." You'll get the best prices from private sellers, many of whom sell via auction sites. Stick with sellers who get positive feedbacks on their account. Know who you're buying from--or, at least, know where they live--so you can try to work out a satisfactory deal if things turn sour.
So the next time you want to buy gadgets but you're budget constraint, huwag nang magalala. Surplus man 'yan pwede kang makakuha ng magandang deal basta sundin lamang ang mga paalalang ito.