ASDA: Give Me A (Second) Hand At That, Please!
Question asked by Ambarish Ganesh in #Coffee Room on May 17, 2011
Ambarish Ganesh · May 17, 2011
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</strong>If there is one thing that ASDA guarantees you, it is the price you’ll get in its trade-in services for second hand gadgets. The scheme for now, revolves around only mobile phones, MP3 players, digital cameras and other gaming consoles.
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A recent research conducted by their team revealed that there are around 35 million unused mobile phones alone estimated £700 in the drawers.
According to ASDA’s Electronic -Service Manager, Phil Stout , the total would run to <em>several billions</em> if people cashed in on their old digital chips.
ASDA guarantees that it won’t get beaten by its competitors like <strong>Tesco, Boots-Sainsbury’s, Mazuma and Envirofone. If at all the customers are offered a better price by the above mentioned servicers, it will refund the difference, but it does not include online auction site E-bay which could still prove out to be profitable.
The service went LIVE for smaller gadgets day before yesterday at<em></em><em></em> ASDA, and bigger items such as laptops will be included in the stores next month.
News Source: Daily Mirror Posted in: #Coffee Room
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A recent research conducted by their team revealed that there are around 35 million unused mobile phones alone estimated £700 in the drawers.According to ASDA’s Electronic -Service Manager, Phil Stout , the total would run to <em>several billions</em> if people cashed in on their old digital chips.
ASDA guarantees that it won’t get beaten by its competitors like <strong>Tesco, Boots-Sainsbury’s, Mazuma and Envirofone. If at all the customers are offered a better price by the above mentioned servicers, it will refund the difference, but it does not include online auction site E-bay which could still prove out to be profitable.
The service went LIVE for smaller gadgets day before yesterday at<em></em><em></em> ASDA, and bigger items such as laptops will be included in the stores next month.
News Source: Daily Mirror Posted in: #Coffee Room
