DENNIS
GBEasy, hassle free, and great follow up. Easy, hassle free transaction. The price I was quoted was the amount I received. You fill out a quick, simple questionnaire and get a quote for your device. Once accepted, they sent a shipping label and off it went. Buyback Boss followed up by giving updates every step of the way.
B Cole
GBThis is a great and honest company This is a great and honest company. I have used them twice and each time the experience has been excellent. They were fair with their assessment of my phone and the process was so easy. I highly recommend them.
Consumer
GBI was quoted $350 for my two iPhones I was quoted $350 for my two iPhones. The submission process was easy however Buyback Boss lowered my offer to $112 total, claiming battery issues with both phones and a cracked lens on one. I never had any issues with the phones. I declined their offer and they raised it to $185. I declined again and they raised it to $199. I again declined and they returned the phones. I subsequently traded them into Apple and they paid me the full quoted price of $375. The company was very responsive and quickly returned my phones so I’m giving them 3 stars despite not using them.
Rupesh
GBThe trade in process was easy The trade in process was easy. Where I got a pre paid label and they evaluated my device within couple days and deposited money via bank transfer. They are definitely trustworthy and I will consider them again for any trade ins I have in the future.
Jelann M
GBI sent in my Google Pixel 6a I sent in my Google Pixel 6a in flawless condition. Had the phone since in a case since day 1 which was August of 2023. I get an email telling me that there are light yet noticeable scratches on the screen. How is that possible when I had a screen protector on it until I took it off just before I sent the phone to them. Then they lowball me by just under half of the original quote. I double/triple checked that screen & not 1 scratch was on there. From what I'm reading from other reviews, this isn't an isolated incident