i bought a fairly used nokia at ejigbo and i was scamed.The bluetoot is not good and again the keypad font panel is not good.Wat do i do.Infact i bought it two days ago.

you really don't know what to do
you've got options from jumpin' down from 3rd Mainland bridge to going back for a refund to plain moving on and vowing never to buy fairly used phones again.
Jeez,this is 2010

aieromon:

you really don't know what to do
you've got options from jumpin' down from 3rd Mainland bridge to going back for a refund to plain moving on and vowing never to buy fairly used phones again.
Jeez,this is 2010

LWKMD

@poster
sorry no hard feelings but i gess by now u should knw wat to do

@poster

Why didn't you test the product before you paid cash?

Tudór:

@poster

Why didn't you test the product before you paid cash?

The thing with buying fairly used phones is that it usually works fine while you are in the market but when you take it home,you realise it has more faults than Yara****.If i had gone with him,i would have detected bluetooth problems,camera problems and even display problems.The outer casing can always be replaced.
There are things you should look out for before purchasing these kind of phones but i guess he fell for the beauty of the outside without considering the strength of the engine within.
Oh well,experience they say is the best teacher.

Darhmmie:

i bought a fairly used nokia at ejigbo and i was scamed.The bluetoot is not good and again the keypad font panel is not good.Wat do i do.Infact i bought it two days ago.

You are pristine buffoon. . . .

MrCrackles:

You are pristine buffoon. . . .

You just can't resist the urge to chip in,can you

aieromon:

You just can't resist the urge to chip in,can you

Some people are daft beyond description. . . .

MrCrackles:

Some people are daft beyond description. . . .

. . . . .And it's up to Super C to drop the world on 'em

Nothing wrong in buying a fairly used phone as long as you buy from a reputable place and test 'every' before paying the cash. Hell, there's even a shop I know in computer villa that deals only in fairly used phones (mostly London used) usually mint & in good working condition. I bought my N95 mid 2007 from that shop and took friends there on 3 different ocassions early last year to purchase N95's and an N73. The only thing is their phones cost 1-2k more than those who sell in showglasses by the side of the roads. My phone & those of my guys have never developed any fault & are working wella till 2day.
Bottomline -buy from a reputable shop and test every before paying cash. Never buy from road side sellers with showglasses or boys who peddle the thing by hand. Their phones are usually FUFU phones. It's also good to buy from the 'last user' - a person who uses a phone & wants to sell it. Thats when sites like Nairalist & Nairaland (tech market & phone boards) become useful.

semid4lyfe:

Nothing wrong in buying a fairly used phone as long as you buy from 'last user' - a person who uses a phone & wants to sell it. Thats when sites like Nairalist & Nairaland (tech market & phone boards) become useful.

i like this aspect.Got my N95 from a guy who reluctantly sold it for me in 2008.The phone is kicking and transmogrified from v.12,30,31 and eventually 35.0.002.i call my N95 MACHINE.The phone have never develop a single problem for one day.

@Honsule
Lol. Boys are not smiling so e no easy to take 50k+ buy new phone.