[Patriotic1]

but his three month old, top of the line Samsung—which was still being sold for that high price—was worth only $64.95 in trade in! When asked why, the answer was that "No one wants them!"

Not to argue, but he could have sold it for a lot more on ebay. I have a Galaxy S2 for several years and am quite happy with it. Just switched to Consumer Cellular and am happy with that service as well.

[Swordmaker]

but his three month old, top of the line Samsung—which was still being sold for that high price—was worth only $64.95 in trade in! When asked why, the answer was that "No one wants them!"

Not to argue, but he could have sold it for a lot more on ebay. I have a Galaxy S2 for several years and am quite happy with it. Just switched to Consumer Cellular and am happy with that service as well.

I told him could take that option, but he didn't want the hassle. When I got home later, I found the same phone was selling used for about $110 on eBay. . . Just 3 months after release while new ones were still being sold. Two year old iphones were selling for 60-80% of their RETAIL unlocked pricing. Hundreds of dollars used. Even four years old iPhones were still more than two or three hundred. Same vintage Android? $20-25.