Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB Band 28, Sent from Melbourne, $279.99 with Free Express Post @ PhillipDi

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Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB Band 28, Sent from Melbourne, $279.99 with Free Express Post @ PhillipDi

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Associatedphillipdi on 08/06/2018 - 14:27 phillipdi.com (641 clicks)
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Hi all I hope you are well.

Coming from Melbourne is a Brand New and Genuine Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-9200, it works on Band 28 and All 3G/4G towers for Telstra/Optus etc

It actually comes in the Original box and in the same way you would get it from Harvey Norman/JB HI FI, it will be sent to you by Auspost Express Post.
The price is only $279.99.

All the other ones you will see on eBay will say things like "near new condition" or "new like" or come in a Generic Box! Not having the original box should give anyone their doubts about it being new and even being Genuine yet alone new.

So this is what I have here, the cheapest Samsung Galaxy S6, 32gb, sent from Melbourne to you by express post (should arrive the next day) for $279.99

Also check out the Samsung Galaxy S7 SM-930F in the same condition, it's the GLOBAL model, you can use it on all bands almost anywhere, that includes band 28 in Australia and ALL LTE Bands on Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone for only 379.99

https://www.phillipdi.com/product/new-unlocked-samsung-galax…

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whats up skip on 08/06/2018 - 14:44

+1

So I assume it is grey market. That is not from Samsung Australia.
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 14:45
  
  This one is yes sir, the ONLY "Australian" model s6 is the SM-920i
MrZ on 08/06/2018 - 14:47

Amazing price for a new S6! What kind of warranty does it come with? I bought a refurb S6 earlier in the year for $215. Paid for 32GB but they sent me 64GB! I'm loving this phone.
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 14:58
  
  thank you MrZ, WOW! They sent you a 64GB one! WIN WIN!!
  Although the law might say you need to inform them on it I won't tell them if you wont ;)
  
  Cheers for the vote
cyssero on 08/06/2018 - 14:48

+5

Can you please comment on this iPhone 6 issue?
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 14:57
  
  Certainly am, and have, almost everyone would have them by now (22 people), I have asked BIO to elaborate.
  I do test the phones before sending them out but other than that they are un-used, un scratched, in the original boxes and everything.
  
  Yes it comes in Printed paper but that's only because I had issues with posties stealing them when using a light to look into clear/brown paper wrapping. So yea I'm happy to work it out with BIO, for all I know it was dropped a few too many times by the posties but otherwise its a 100% solid phone, brand new in everything
  - PotPlant on 08/06/2018 - 15:56
    
    +6
    
    Just out of curiosity, why do you need to test these phones at all, if they are 100% genuine and brand spanking new from the factory? I mean, if I buy a new Samsung phone from Harvey Norman, it won't have been opened and tested. The same goes for a toaster from K-Mart, or a coffee machine from Domayne. Please explain. Its like you don't trust your own product and/or your supplier! Hopefully this is NOT the reason. :)
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 16:00
      
      -12
      
      I was always taught, from when I was a kid that "its a fool who does not test and see with his own eyes where possible"
      Call paranoid I guess but I have heard some horror storys from Merchants, delivery contractors replacing them with fake phones, or just being careless with boxes, magnets destroying the batterys or heat etc etc.
      
      When its your lively hood, your business, your baby I bet you would test it too wouldn't you?
    - PotPlant on 08/06/2018 - 16:08
      
      +7
      
      @phillipdi: I would actually prefer a completely factory sealed box, but that's just me. Pretty sure Samsung would run rigorous tests at the factory after it is assembled but before it is packed and shipped anyway. All the best with your baby. :)
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 16:11
      
      -13
      
      @nortyjak: That is why I have hired someone who I have trained on this personally to go over all the phones that come to me before they are sealed. The next batch will be fully sealed in that rapping.
      
      Its funny though how such a small thing holds such a sentimental value to people I mean, people give allot of credit to a fairly cheap vacuum machine and even cheaper shrink rap
    - Trishool on 08/06/2018 - 16:33
      
      +2
      
      @phillipdi: Is shrink rap when your rhymes and flows get shorter over a period of time?
    - io on 08/06/2018 - 19:14
      
      +7
      
      @phillipdi: in that case please let your customers know that you will be opening the items they are purchasing. Otherwise your definition of "sealed" is changing our view of what a sealed box really means. I would return the item if I found it to be open as it is totally the opposite to the item description. You should keep in mind that many people might buy it from you as a gift to others, in that case think what are you doing to your customers. If you are really determined to make your customers happy then please don't make them surprised.
medium_tight on 08/06/2018 - 14:49

Any love for Galaxy S5 32gb?
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 14:57
  
  +1
  
  certainly, its still available from HK though.
  https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/365460
8200 on 08/06/2018 - 15:32

TWIN SIM???
- HelpfulMilk on 08/06/2018 - 21:20
  
  +1
  
  Doesn't seem like so. I could be wrong.
Deal finder on 08/06/2018 - 15:52

how much warranty? Also is it genuine samsung australia warranty?
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 16:01
  
  1 year PhillipDi.com warranty, samsung won't service it as its an overseas model and its over 1/2 years old but they are new, its just been a few years since they released it and they might throw a hissy fit
  - dasher86 on 08/06/2018 - 16:24
    
    +8
    
    why does your website say all your products have a 2 year warranty then?
    
    Your protections:
    You have the same protections you’re used to with eBay on PhillipDi.com, because we use PayPal as a trusted payment method which has Paypal buyer protection. PhillipDi.com also has a 2-year warranty on all of our products
    
    https://www.phillipdi.com/2017/11/29/warranty-policy-2-years…
    - io on 08/06/2018 - 19:17
      
      +1
      
      Good catch. With this post and the previous post I am losing confident. Remember it is not eBay money back guarantee.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 19:51
      
      +1
      
      @ashik: Hi mate, I'm sorry about that, thanks for picking that up, so the warranty in the listing is what the warranty will be, that should have JUST stated our policy and not a time frame because each product is different.
      
      For example on refurbished motherboards I would offer only 6 months compared to a new phone, and on processors its 2 years.
      Thanks for picking it up I have fixed it up now. That link should just refer to what the warranty itself is and not a specific time frame
    - Pantagonist on 09/06/2018 - 15:00
      
      @phillipdi: 6 months ago your warranty vagaries were highlighted and you decided to offer a 2 year warranty on the S6. Why not now? Same product, same "new" phone.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 21:05
      
      @Nomadesque: the s6 is newer
    - dasher86 on 12/06/2018 - 16:06
      
      +1
      
      @phillipdi:
      well the equivalent s6 manufacturers' warranty in Australia is 2 years.
      Under ACL we would expect at least 2 years for a brand new phone.
      TIA.
iforgotmysocks on 08/06/2018 - 17:10

Phil what happens when we die?
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 17:19
  
  -1
  
  Good one. As a ghost I will go into more detail soon
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 20:13
  
  +1
  
  It depends on how deep you want to go.
  Looking at it simply, if you just discovered death was a thing, it would not be much different than if an animal died.
  There is much we need to learn about the human brain though, because apparently when your close to death you go into a dream like state where lots of time feels like it has passed when it has not
- io on 08/06/2018 - 19:21
  
  +2
  
  Absolutely. If I buy a brand new item from a shop then unseal the item and take it back to the store for a change of mind return, will the store accept it as a brand new item. Ofcourse not and nobody accepts it to be.
  - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 19:58
    
    -5
    
    I know for a fact that JB HI FI HAVE a shrink wrapping machine for this EXACT purpose.
    
    I get where your coming from, I really do, but were arguing about 0.01cm of plastic wrapping here.
- phillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 19:57 Comment score below threshold.
  - iforgotmysocks on 08/06/2018 - 20:10
    
    Phil do you think that fruit flies lead a healthier lifestyle than normal flies?
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 20:11
      
      no, too much sugar, they live less last I checked
MaXcon on 08/06/2018 - 20:13

+4

Inconsistent details - Warranty period, stock advertised as "sealed", but is opened and tested before being "resealed". A lot of unhappy people over at your last sale Link complaining about non genuine accessories, shonky opened refurbished phones etc
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 23:29
  
  -1
  
  I'm speaking with the poster and despite replying to my PM's they have not given me an order number, or any other details, or any evidence.'
DoesntEvenMatter on 08/06/2018 - 23:18

+2

Based on this and his own comments this looks like it's more likely to be a refurb phone especially considering its age where he repack and himself shrink wraps which he has said. Therefore statement of new sealed phone is false, as its not from factory. Looks like a type of SCAM to me. Have respect for Oz Bargain and it's members or leave this place

People save yourself the time and money to deal with this con
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 23:22
  
  -5
  
  I do mate, do you think I need to treat people who call me some kind of a scammer with respect?
  Imagine if you walked into someones shop and said that, you would be lucky if you were not thrown out. Now I respect everyone has an opinion, and sure you can be as mean and nasty as you want based on hypotheticals, but don't think I have to be all nice about it when I reply to someone calling me a scammer when I've been around for 6 years, 3 on ebay with feedback in the high ninty's.
  
  And need I remind you, your paying by paypal with their buyer security.
  
  The next batch I am getting will come with that wonderful 0.01cm thick plastic people seem to think makes a huge difference.
  - DoesntEvenMatter on 08/06/2018 - 23:30
    
    +1
    
    You are scamming. You claim for the product to be the same as purchasing from a Harvey or JB and by making such a big post to point it out compared to other sellers yet the only difference is still come in shrink wrap that you have performed yourself because you ofc had to quality check because you seems to not think Samsung standards are up to scratch for your baby when in reality it's you lying to customer on this purchase when what your selling could very well be old company phones that have been refurbished with new glass, still keeping the old mobo and battery just looking new and genuine factory sealed to help sell your scam of selling a new geniune factory sealed phone. Based on these practices I'm reporting this to fair trade and taking on the case
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 23:35
      
      Right so first, they are NEW phones, in the new boxes.
      
      I test the phones because I want to make sure there's no issues, if you think samsung/apple/amazon (from even from apple or samsung) don't test them your wrong and there's no point discussing it with you because you have no idea what it is to run a phone business. For all I know they got damaged in transit (because as we all know, posties are not the most gentle of creatures), if you have a problem with people testing products before they get sent out I imagine you will have a hard time not using anything ever made by man.
      
      And your basing this from what exactly? People who haven't even PM'ed me their order numbers?
      
      Go, "report" this to fair trade and tell them 1. You have no evidence, 2. You have no clue and 3. You have no experience and 4. "he's testing his products so he must be scamming".
      
      Enjoy mate.
    - IceCreamBandit on 08/06/2018 - 23:39
      
      +3
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      I test the phones
      
      If you (or your employees) have opened them and tested them then it can't be considered brand new. It can be compared to food and other products like medicines where the 'seal' means everything. If it has been tampered in some way then its value would drop massively if not entirely.
      
      Apple/Samsung do quality checks as part of the manufacturing process before sealing them and that's fine. What you do is not considered normal practice. I definitely would not expect nor want a retailer to open my products and 'test' them no matter what they claim.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 23:43
      
      -1
      
      @IceCreamBandit: "no matter what they claim"??
      AMAZON TEST THEIR PRODUCTS.
      KOGAN TEST THEIR PRODUCTS.
      Almost all eBay sellers test their products.
      
      I turn the phone on, I put a sim in, if it works and I get bars and sound with the phone call then its good to go.
      I don't take it out for the weekend and show my friends my new phone.
      
      Seriously, this is supposed to be a PRO, I actually take the time to personally oversee my workers have done their job right, I mean you see an owner who personally ensures you get a good product and what? Its somehow a negative…
    - DoesntEvenMatter on 08/06/2018 - 23:45
      
      @phillipdi: I'll be looking forward to this case so hope you enjoy what's coming
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 23:45
      
      @Dezeption: what case mate?
    - IceCreamBandit on 08/06/2018 - 23:46
      
      +3
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      AMAZON TEST THEIR PRODUCTS.
      
      Of all my orders with them, they have never cut open a manufacturer's seal to 'test' it.
      
      What makes you think your testing processes are more stringent or important than the manufacturer's own checks?
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 23:47
      
      -2
      
      @IceCreamBandit: Mate, its literally shrink wrap, it gets put back on in 2 seconds with their machine.
      If you can't get over this simple then there's no point talking to you.
      
      Bye mate
    - IceCreamBandit on 08/06/2018 - 23:49
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      Can't answer my question? That's a serious issue…
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 23:50
      
      @IceCreamBandit: ahh I can… Amazon and Kogan check their products.
      Every time you ship a product yes, there's a risk it gets damaged. What makes you think there's no such thing as human error? And what makes you think a package can't get damaged? What makes you think that checking something one more time is a bad thing.
      
      Bye
    - IceCreamBandit on 08/06/2018 - 23:53
      
      +2
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      ahh I can… Amazon and Kogan check their products.
      
      I will repeat. I have never had Amazon or Kogan cut open a manufacturer's seal to 'test' or 'check' my orders.
      
      Yes it is obvious that there's a risk products get damaged in transit. How does your testing BEFORE transit help anything?
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 00:03
      
      -1
      
      @IceCreamBandit: The get tested when they are purchased in the land where they are made, the peoples republic of china, then it gets sent from there to Australia where it gets tested by me, thats my layer of testing, that's why I'm testing it, because it has traveled from China to Australia and posties don't care if its marked "fragile" at all, that is why I test it, so do you see how it helps?
      
      And "I have never had Amazon or Kogan cut open a manufacturer's seal to "test" or 'check' my orders."
      How do you know that?? A "manufacturer's seal"? Its 0.01cm of plastic and a shrink wrapping machine, they re-seal it.
      
      Its not like I'm opening the phone apart, you just turn it on, see that its working, then put it back in the box.
      
      There's no need to get all up in arms about it O_O
jimbler on 08/06/2018 - 23:30

What's going on here? Is this guy like a K-Mart version of Kogan?
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 08/06/2018 - 23:31
  
  I don't know specifically, I sell phones, I don't know if K-Mart do it like me or Kogan
  - - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 00:27
      
      +1
      
      lol, they surely pumped it with air to make sure it didn't have any holes, then it was certainly pumped back down again and rolled back up.
4892 on 09/06/2018 - 03:36

+4

Ok so tell me if I am getting this right (sorry this may be a bit lengthy and is only my interpretation & opinion).
All quotes are from phillipdi, you can see the original post by scrolling up in this thread.

All your phones are advertised as "Brand New" but come to you unsealed. You then get someone who you have personally trained to inspect the phone to make sure it is indeed "Brand New" and "Genuine". This person then puts it back into it's "Original" Box.

For your next batch you will do the above procedure but with the addition of sealing it yourself (as in your company seals it).

@nortyjak: That is why I have hired someone who I have trained on this personally to go over all the phones that come to me before they are sealed. The next batch will be fully sealed in that rapping.
Its funny though how such a small thing holds such a sentimental value to people I mean, people give allot of credit to a fairly cheap vacuum machine and even cheaper shrink rap

I understand that you are concerned about the phones that have been supplied to you but here are a few honest questions. Aren't brand new phones shipped sealed from the manufacturer? If you are getting phones that are already without a seal I can understand 100% why you would want to inspect them but this makes me and probably a lot of people wary of your actual source of these phones. From my limited knowledge about manufacturers shipping out mobile phones from companies such as Samsung and Apple, unless it's a refurb or a factory second then it should come factory sealed (some phones just have sticker seals and not the whole shrink-wrap but still some form of seal).

If manufacturers ship phones out unsealed wouldn't this be a cause for alarm as anywhere down the chain they can be tampered with? Yes I agree that if they only ship sealed phones they could be re-sealed down the line but generally the higher up the chain the less chance of this happening. So which is it? Are you receiving sealed or unsealed phones from your supplier?
Are you doing this thorough checking because you don't trust your supplier?

@ashik: Hi mate, I'm sorry about that, thanks for picking that up, so the warranty in the listing is what the warranty will be, that should have JUST stated our policy and not a time frame because each product is different.
For example on refurbished motherboards I would offer only 6 months compared to a new phone, and on processors its 2 years.
Thanks for picking it up I have fixed it up now. That link should just refer to what the warranty itself is and not a specific time frame

So you have now changed your Warranty terms after someone has pointed out an issue with your website warranty listing? If so will you still provide the previous warranty terms to customers who purchased a phone or item (Brand New) from you before the warranty terms were changed?
Also what is the requirement in your situation to provide ACL for goods sold in Australia?

I know for a fact that JB HI FI HAVE a shrink wrapping machine for this EXACT purpose.
I get where your coming from, I really do, but were arguing about 0.01cm of plastic wrapping here.

JB Hi Fi certainly does have a shrink-wrapping machine but it's sole purpose is not to reseal second hand items to sell as new. This I believe would be against the law here.

Its real simple, I will go to as deep as I want to ensure that the product I ship out is 100% going to work when they get it…. The Next batch of phones will have that 0.01cm thick plastic wrapping that seems to make a big difference for you.

So I respect that you want to make sure every product is 100% but in doing so you are effectively "using" every phone before you send it out correct? To add to that you will then shrink-wrap 0.01cm thick "plastic wrapping" on your goods (that you have tested beforehand) for customer satisfaction?

Right so first, they are NEW phones, in the new boxes.

I test the phones because I want to make sure there's no issues, if you think samsung/apple/amazon (from even from apple or samsung) don't test them your wrong and there's no point discussing it with you because you have no idea what it is to run a phone business. For all I know they got damaged in transit (because as we all know, posties are not the most gentle of creatures), if you have a problem with people testing products before they get sent out I imagine you will have a hard time not using anything ever made by man.

I 100% agree that Samsung and Apple do some form of testing of their phones during the manufacture and packaging of the product but this begs the question why you have to too? Do your goods not come direct from Samsung or Apple or at least one of their trusted wholesale partners? Is this why you aren't confident in your sources so you need to check and test again?

You say you test because they could have got damaged in transit, but they have to then be transported, often many more times on the way to the customer.
I myself don't have a problem with companies testing products before they get sent out, but that has already been done at manufacturing.

@IceCreamBandit: "no matter what they claim"??
AMAZON TEST THEIR PRODUCTS.
KOGAN TEST THEIR PRODUCTS.
Almost all eBay sellers test their products.
I turn the phone on, I put a sim in, if it works and I get bars and sound with the phone call then its good to go.
I don't take it out for the weekend and show my friends my new phone.

Again I partly agree with you, I'm sure Amazon and other large companies have a department who test a SAMPLE of new products or even a SAMPLE of a new batch of products for various reasons including quality assurance. But there is no way that Amazon sit there and test each and every item that passes through their store, repack and then send on to the customer. This would not be viable for time reasons. Same goes for Kogan and ebay sellers. Amazon ship out millions of products each day. I understand that you are a much smaller company and can afford to test each and every product that you send out to people. I think it is more the way you have worded things because once you test, touch, boot, insert your sim the product in many peoples eyes is no longer "Brand New". Shrink-wrap after the fact makes no difference at all as this would be a reseal of second hand goods.

Seriously, this is supposed to be a PRO, I actually take the time to personally oversee my workers have done their job right, I mean you see an owner who personally ensures you get a good product and what? Its somehow a negative…

The only negative here is your wording and personal definition of a "Brand New" product. No one is upset with your extra effort to ensure your items are 100% perfect for customers, that's a huge plus. The negative is you thinking that this still equals a "Brand New" device and I don't think anyone here is going to change your mind on that unfortunately.
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 01:23
  
  -1
  
  Hi mate I appreciate the time you have spent on this so I'll try and not take up more of it and clear it up.
  
  So as I believe I have said a number of times I get some of my phones from Telco's (these phones for example) and not form the manufacturer, in the case of the iPhone 6 it stopped being made around 4 years ago so apple/foxcon won't have them sitting around any more.
  
  See here https://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-note-8/8326…
  Some people talking about the BRAND NEW phone they got from Verizon.
  
  Now, when you say that by testing the phone I am "using it" you can make the EXACT same case for when Samsung or apple "use" the phone when they test it, I don't see why you or the community think its such a huge thing for a merchant checking his stock before sending it out to a customer. Apple do it, Samsung do it, and they do it on every phone that goes out, but when it's me, there's somehow a problem and its somehow "not new" but when they do it, its "new".
  
  So I get you, if you want to say that by me turning the phone on before it goes out it becomes a "used" phone, but you need to also explain why that when apple and samsung do the EXACT same thing its not a "used" phone.
  
  Thank you
medium_tight on 09/06/2018 - 09:53

+3

Just fix the title : Refurbished - Problem solved, rants gone, life goes on !
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 12:01
  
  I'm not going to lie.
  - medium_tight on 09/06/2018 - 13:31
    
    You want to sell or join up the avengers bro?
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 13:36
      
      -3
      
      haha, I want to tell the truth, if my phones are new they are new, I'm not going to say otherwise to appease some ranters you know.
      
      But my next batch of phones will have that 0.01cm plastic wrapping they all desire
    - aussman on 10/06/2018 - 06:27
      
      +2
      
      @phillipdi:
      And they will still be refurbed rubbish
IceCreamBandit on 09/06/2018 - 12:20

+4

Perhaps I wasn't clear enough in my previous comments but this is what I mean by 'sealing'. Not the shrink wrap, but this. It literally says not to accept the package if it was opened.

To do your 'tests', surely that seal in the image has to be broken. Now why would anyone expecting a new phone be okay with having that seal tampered with?

Like I say, just like food and other products that have a seal that shows whether it has been tampered with, why would anyone expect a brand new product to have that cut? Do you accept medicines that have been opened or 'tested' for you?
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 12:39
  
  Your comparing phones to medicines…
  Sure please do.
  Take no comfort in the fact the phones get tested before they are sent out. By all means…
  My next batch will not be tested by me on arrival in Australia and you can keep you precious shrink wrap.
  - IceCreamBandit on 09/06/2018 - 12:51
    
    +2
    
    Not talking about shrink wrap and you know it.
    
    Phones are very important devices these days in terms of the information that they can collect and transmit about its users. I (along with other users here) believe that we don't need a disrespectful know-it-all who claims their processes to open manufacturer's seals are necessary. Manufacturers test these products prior to sealing.
    
    So yes in this case I am comparing a phone to medicine, because I would never want either of those things to be tampered with.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 13:38
      
      ahh YES MATE YOUR TALKING ABOUT SHRINK WRAP… Every new phone I have ever got from a ship didn't come with stickers and seals on the packaging itself, its just in that shrink wrap. Send me a photo of this seal your talking about mate…
    - blindingshadowz on 09/06/2018 - 13:55
      
      +1
      
      @phillipdi: I think you're missing the point. It's not about the shrink wrap, it's about what it represents which is an unused and untouched product straight from the manufacturer that would have done their own quality testing before shipping them out. As evidenced from the related iPhone 6 thread, there's no way they came straight from Apple and even considering your own testing, it's an indictment on you that cables have been missing or screens fail after an hour.
      
      You opening the boxes of phones to ensure that you can ship them out in 100% working condition is redundant. There's no need for it, unless it didn't come straight from the manufacturer, which is why I think some people here are a bit hesitant toward your products, not to mention your poor quality customer interfacing skills.
      
      If you want to do business well, pro tip from a guy who used to buy and resell phones, don't be condescending to people, customers or otherwise. It's foolish to think that you're selling a premium product and all people care about is the plastic surrounding it. Think outside the box (pun completely intended)
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 14:02
      
      @blindingshadowz: Well 1. the people negging on here are not my customers, my customers get very fast and accurate customer service, nameless trolls I dislike.
      
      And second, whenever you ship a package you need to test it before selling it, it was shipped from HK to Melbourne, so you need to check to make sure there has been no damage.
      
      Anyway, love the pun, next ones won't be opened by me and tested and we can keep our sanity here
    - IceCreamBandit on 09/06/2018 - 14:12
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      YES MATE YOUR TALKING ABOUT SHRINK WRAP
      
      Caps Lock doesn't make you correct. If you learn to read my multiple comments about it you know I am not talking about shrink wrap.
      
      Send me a photo of this seal your talking about mate…
      
      Already sent a link in my previous comment but here you go.
      
      http://a1dev.wishmesh.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/06-Sams…
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 14:15
      
      @IceCreamBandit: Ours come from Telco's who no longer stock them.
      https://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-note-8/8326…
      
      Take a look at what the people say about Verizion.
      
      This one isnt from Verizion, but it came from an EU Telco which did not put those seals.
      
      Sorry mate the world isnt so black and white.
    - aussman on 10/06/2018 - 06:32
      
      @phillipdi: telcos don’t put seals manufacturers do.
      Refurbs are refurbs
netsurfer on 09/06/2018 - 15:27

+1

As pointed out by Nomadesque, have a look at:
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/user/230795/nodes

His current OZB feedback is: 75.4% positive. If you removed the most recent two deals he posted (given people are reporting issues with the iPhone 6 deal now), the feedback score is 62%.
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 15:40
  
  Given people are anonymously making posts saying other people they know are having issues yea…
  Your paying by payapl, in my other orders CONFIRMED buyers have said if there was an issue it was resolved.
  
  I sold like 50 phones on my last post, 1 person came to me with an order number, the other 2/3 are complaining about plastic rapping…
  
  On other deals people down voted them because they thought they could get it cheaper elsewhere or something, and since when was ozbargain feedback an indicator of the goods? eBay feedback (At like 96.7%) is what I have from confirmed buyers.
  - netsurfer on 09/06/2018 - 16:11
    
    Your eBay feedback is not based on selling of phones. 96% isn't a good feedback score. The most fundamental problem with your argument is that those people who reported issues did vote positive (which means they initially were on your side). It makes no sense for them to switch side for no reason.
    
    You already mentioned that you or your staff do open the boxes to "check" things and when put back careless by you or your staff, customers should not blame you and that's normal. According to you, given the phones were made 2+ years ago, despite suppose to be "brand new", they shouldn't expect chargers not to have dust on the inside - we are not talking about specks on the outside.
    
    Given that there are overseas sellers refurbishing phones previously owned by people on "new phone feeling" plan or equivalent or simply plans where you need to return your old phone to the telco after 1 or 2 years. Any phone models which are 2 years old or older claiming to be brand new from overseas are high risk items. Those refurbished phones are not allowed to be sold in Australia. Most of those sellers know and do declare them as refurbished when sold overseas.
    
    The fact is, even if we give you the benefit of doubt, we know that even you are not confident those phones are actually new and that's giving you the benefit of doubt.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 17:43
      
      Ahhhh NO my point is anyone can make a post on ozbargain regardless of if they purchased from me or not, out of the 2/3 people who are complaining on my last post only 1 actually replied to my PM with their order number…..
      
      Out of all of my sales from Ozbargain I have had only 1/2 returns.
      
      Most of the people that upvote my posts have NO ISSUES with my phones, the people that down vote will troll and trash it and I ask them for their order number and guess what? They don't exist!
      
      Tell me, are you associated with any stores??
      
      AND WHAT DO YOU MEAN "According to you, given the phones were made 2+ years ago, despite suppose to be "brand new"" AHH I'M SELLING OLDER MODELS. If you can't grasp the concept of a mobile phone being made 4 years ago when it was made, then stocked with a telecommunication provider untill that model was no longer the latest model and then auction off then there's no point in talking too you any further.
    - netsurfer on 09/06/2018 - 17:55
      
      @phillipdi: Your exact comments, unaltered from the other post:
      
      And the dust? You are aware they was made in 2014?
      What are you expecting exactly?
      
      That was your reply to your customer.
      
      If you can't grasp the concept of a mobile phone being made 4 years ago when it was made, then stocked with a telecommunication provider untill that model was no longer the latest model and then auction off then there's no point in talking too you any further.
      
      Stop insulting Australian consumers and OZBers. You finally teased us about getting the stock from Telcos. I might have implied it, but you are the one who inferred that you sourced second hand phones by mentioning you bought those phones from Telco auctions. I've never mentioned auctions. You did.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 17:59
      
      @netsurfer: Whats an auction got to do with anything? Do you think Telstra and Optus and Telco's sell second hand stock??
      
      So try and understand this yea,
      FIRST: I'M AUSTRALIAN MATE… BORN HERE, RAISED HERE, ETC
      
      SECOND: Take my iPhone 6 deal, the iPhone 6 was released in 2014, it was made in that same year, Telstra, Optus, Vodaphone, Sprint, AT&T, Verizion and all these companies only stock the first 2 latest models say the iPhone X and the iPhone 8, where do you think all their iPhone 7 and iPhone 6 stock goes? It gets auctioned off in bulk where they are warehoused namely in Hong Kong.
      
      Do you understand that simple and basic concept?
    - IceCreamBandit on 09/06/2018 - 18:23
      
      +1
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      Do you understand that simple and basic concept?
      
      Hey, things like being a decent person to potential customers and accepting serious feedback would be considered simple and basic concepts of running a business, but apparently it is still too hard for some.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 18:39
      
      @IceCreamBandit: What do you mean accept his feedback? What feedback is he offering here?
      Other than to say I'm 1. Not Australian, 2. Imply that an auction means I got it second hand and basically countering every single point I make like a troll by just saying "nope" and offering some anecdotal thoughts in his head about how I'm wrong. I would not want this person as a potential customer at all and I'm forced to defend myself here
    - IceCreamBandit on 09/06/2018 - 18:43
      
      +1
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      Not netsurfer's comments specifically, but all the comments here and in the previous deals.
      
      If just one person was accusing you of being a scammer or otherwise, then yeah sure defend yourself or just ignore them.
      
      If numerous people make the effort to make it known that they feel that your practices are dodgy, then it may be time to actually have a think about what people are saying
      
      After all, this is a bargain sharing community. If the community has a problem with you, it is in your best interests to address them if you want to be accepted as a reputable business here.
      
      That choice is entirely yours.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 19:03
      
      @IceCreamBandit: Well, the vast majority of the community don't have a problem with me peroid, most of the people who have a "problem" are new accounts (few months old) and have NEVER purchased anything from me.
      
      Of all the people claiming to have purchased something on the iPhone 6 deal, NON of them messaged me about their issues through the shop or through Ozbargain and only 1 person replied to me with their actual order number leading me to believe that the ones that didn't give me an order number are fakes. I have sold about 80/90+ phones on here and I have had like 2/3 returns give or take. Of those returns in most cases, it seemed the phones were dropped by the postman and no amount of bubble wrap could save it.
      
      So that's it, this is a bargain site, and that's what I aim to do, post bargains, I have some of the lowest prices prices and I like to post them, thats it, you order it you get it, you pay by paypal, you get what was in the picture with the same specs as can be expected.
    - netsurfer on 09/06/2018 - 20:12
      
      +1
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      where do you think all their iPhone 7 and iPhone 6 stock goes?
      
      They are still selling iPhone 6, 6S. Have you heard of Prepaid phones? Apple still sell iPhone 6S and 7. Why would a Telco sell brand new iPhones at a price way below the price when they know full well local customer will snatch them in minutes?
      
      It's common sense, what type of items would a Telco sell at auctions to non-local buyers? Items they cannot sell locally.
      
      NON of them messaged me about their issues through the shop or through Ozbargain and only 1 person replied to me with their actual order number
      
      That statement is a lie. One person replied to you with the order number (1 does not equal to none). Multiple people reported issues and they were from people who initially positive voted you. What? So people purposely positively voted the deal to then write those things? Compared to what you admitted (opened the box, breaking the packaging to check the SIM ejection tool etc…).
      
      I know one of your customers has elected to close a blind eye and live with the fact that it is a refurbished phone due to the price. It's his/her choice, but that doesn't mean the buyer is happy about the purchase.
      
      I'M AUSTRALIAN MATE… BORN HERE, RAISED HERE, ETC
      
      If that's the case, there is no excuse for changing the definition of brand new. If you are an Australian, man up, be honest and list the items as seller refurbished from now on. Once you opened an item, it is no longer brand new. You opened every item so none of them is brand new.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 20:21
      
      -2
      
      @netsurfer: okay so opening a package and testing it is NOT EVEN CLOSE to normal usage…
      If that's what you want to complain about SO BE IT there's no point talking too you, but opening it DOES NOT MAKE IT REFURBISHED…
      
      YES They sell iPhone 6 and 6's BUT THE TELCO'S DON'T HAVE NEARLY THE SAME DEMAND FOR THEM ONCE THEY SLIP DOWN A FEW MODELS.. ITS CALLED CASHFLOW AND MOVING ASSETS. They are purchased from Samsung and sent from Shenzhen probably to Hong Kong where they are WAREHOUSED. Then they send the number of pre ordered phones + whatever extra they think they will need, if they have more demand they take it out of the extra's they brought and then they have more shipped from HK.
      
      When the latest phone comes out demand falls and when a model is 2/3 models behind it goes to nearly zero.
      
      So they auction the phones at a higher price than they purchase them at making a nifty profit in the process and keep the few extra's they have left in Australia, its that simple.
      
      As your your anonymous friend your vouching for, I'd like her to please actually message me instead of complain to a third party, I'd like to see SOME EVIDENCE, ANY EVIDENCE at all to back up your claims, and I'd like you above all to move because if opening something to test if it hasn't been damaged during shipment is "using it" to you, I'm sorry but you need to move on…
      
      And rest assured, the next batch will have that 0.01cm thick plastic wrapping you seem to think makes a big difference.
      
      If you can't understand that someone who's got ethic to personally quality check each phone before it goes out so he can personally testify for each one is doing a good thing then I don't know what on earth happened.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 09/06/2018 - 20:25
      
      @netsurfer: So… Tell her to MESSAGE me… HERSELF Your not even a customer.
    - DoesntEvenMatter on 09/06/2018 - 20:51
      
      +4
      
      @phillipdi: no one is going to be buying your 2nd hand phones anymore and and you won't even be trading soon enough
    - PotPlant on 09/06/2018 - 21:23
      
      +2
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      "And rest assured, the next batch will have that 0.01cm thick plastic wrapping you seem to think makes a big difference."
      
      Phil, Phil, Phil. Why can you not understand the concept that even if you were to reseal the product with your famous 0.01cm plastic shrink wrapping, according to the law and according to the general consensus of your target audience on Ozbargain, the product can no longer be classified as brand new????
    - netsurfer on 09/06/2018 - 23:45
      
      +1
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      okay so opening a package and testing it is NOT EVEN CLOSE to normal usage…
      
      When are you going to stop lying? eBay's official definition:
      New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging
      
      Do you understand unopened and in its original packaging?
      
      And rest assured, the next batch will have that 0.01cm thick plastic wrapping you seem to think makes a big difference
      
      That's the proof your source items were NOT brand new. All the phones you sold so far are NOT BRAND NEW. If you even bothered trying to argue that again, you will just be continuing your lying habit. The most funny part is that everyone knows you are clearly lying (and I don't even want to bother pointing out why it was so obvious).
      
      Refurbished phones being sold by a seller who just cannot stop lying.
      
      I was being nice and informed you to do the right thing and list them as refurbished. Your response: you will shrink wrap them and continue lie to your customers and sell them as brand new.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 01:06
      
      -2
      
      @nortyjak: nortyjak nortyjak nortyjak nortyjak, according to the law love they are brand new, I don't think you understand the concept of brand new. Basically it means the phone is un-used. The phone has not been used. It was made by the manufacturer and then put in a box then it goes through various warehouses and quality control measures to ensure you have a fully working phone.
      
      If you think testing a phone is the same as using a phone then you have a big issue.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 01:39
      
      @netsurfer: Oh my god. Your joking right?
      Seriously, you are joking yes?
      
      Its in its original packaging and 2. Its been tested the same way Apple or Samsung would test it.
      I swear, you come saying your representing someone who isn't even come forward, you turn testing a product into some big huge thing making it not new. Give me a break, every company tests their products its called due diligence.
    - netsurfer on 10/06/2018 - 09:04
      
      +1
      
      @phillipdi: No, you are a joke. You lie about the whole thing and you don't even know why it is so obvious you lied.
      
      Its in its original packaging
      
      No, it is NOT in its original packaging. You don't even know what an iPhone in original packaging is. That's the problem.
aussman on 09/06/2018 - 21:15

+3

Same refurb junk
aussman on 09/06/2018 - 21:18

https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/382975#comment-6023724
Sums it up
- Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 01:36
  
  The thing is I never said I Was an Australian company.
  
  I was registered in Australia for 6 years before moving the registration overseas yes
  https://abr.business.gov.au/SearchByAbnHistory.aspx?SearchTe…
  
  So what?
  Your paying by Paypal and I have been in business for over 6 years mate.
  
  Lets not forget you started by saying also the chances of receiving your item was "questionable" even though I have posted on here since October/November and no one has ever said they didnt get it.
  
  Even though I have been in business a decent amount of time and even though your paying securely, so you were WRONG on that part massively that it was even questionable that they won't turn up… And you ARE wrong that they are not "new" just because I decide to ensure the phone I Sent out is working because its been shipped round the globe and been sitting in a box for over 4 years….
  
  There's no pleasing some people I say.
  http://www.wow247.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/tumblr_m6…
frostman on 09/06/2018 - 23:28

+3

Another pseudo '100% Aussie!!!' scam.
These are nothing but leftover grey imports which have been flashed with Aussie firmware under the guise of "I Test Them".

Somehow Samsung forgot to test these ones so we're gonna rely on some nobody to do it.

BTW…stating "Shipped from Melbourne" means jack. I can import anything from China to an AU warehouse and reship from there.

Negged for BS and lies
- netsurfer on 09/06/2018 - 23:47
  
  +2
  
  It is so obvious the seller lied and cannot stop keep on lying. The seller is still living in a bubble where he thinks all the OZBers are so gullible that he can continue with more pointless lies.
  
  Opening a brand new iPhone is the stupidest thing an iPhone seller could do. Doing so immediately makes the iPhone second hand. Any seller selling brand new iPhones would avoid doing that at all costs.
  
  Sellers selling refurbished phones, on the other hand, would need to check - for obvious reasons.
  - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 01:31
    
    now this is insane, you don't get the whole concept of shipping do you?
    Have you ever sent something by post? Posties are not the most gentle creatures I tell you mate, if you trust them with your business your a braver man than I.
    
    As for this friend you're supposed to be keyboard worrier-ing for, tell them to come forward with their issue, please. So far most people have got their phones and 1 person has come to me with a phone and an order number. In that case I suspect the phone was damaged in the post but I need to see it to do a diagnostic.
    - aussman on 10/06/2018 - 06:44
      
      +2
      
      Get all my electronics and computer hardware by post. Most come direct from manufacturer or from resellers All have come factory sealed. Never had a problem and none were “tested” by some shonky eBay seller. You got found out it wasn’t a surprise! Take your refurbs back to eBay
    - netsurfer on 10/06/2018 - 09:17
      
      @aussman: The seller has such a thick skin that he still continue to come up with rubbish lies.
      
      He has been listing a lot of refurbished items on eBay as brand new. People know they are refurbished. People still purchase them because of the price and the fact that if you are getting a 4+/5+ years motherboard OR DDR2 RAMs, you generally don't actually need brand new, you only care about the price and the condition is not too bad.
      
      He even list items as brand new and put in the description that he used them once.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 10:50
      
      @netsurfer: As a previous poster pointed out the only "new" items posted on eBay currently is some DDR2 Desktop ram, the new phones I listed on there have all been sold long ago but I don't like selling them on eBay bacuse if the high fees… You can't seem to grasp the concept that eBay and their mafia have such high fee's that if I were to list a phone on there it would not be profitable…
      
      Stuff like my Shavers and Tie clips I mark as BRAND NEW because they are BRAND NEW, other things like those motherboards I clearly mark as USED! This is where I know your lying! SHOW ME A SINGLE MOTHERBOARD MARKED AS "NEW"!, SHOW ME… IF its used I mark it as used, if its refurbished I clearly mark it as refurbished as I do with the old nokia's I sell and when its new I mark it as NEW like in the case of these phones. Get over it!
      
      https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/152979798370
      http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/153014233575
      
      Motherboard:
      https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/152979801037
      
      Nokia
      https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/153032055881
    - netsurfer on 10/06/2018 - 16:16
      
      +1
      
      @phillipdi:
      
      SHOW ME A SINGLE MOTHERBOARD MARKED AS "NEW"!, SHOW ME…
      
      https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ASUS-P8P67-LE-DDR3-LGA-1155-USB-…
      
      There. I'll give you a bonus one as well:
      
      https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/MSI-B75MA-P45-LGA-1155-DDR3-Moth…
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 16:18
      
      -2
      
      @netsurfer: Thank you for point this one out to me, I am speaking to the staff member who likely posted it, it was posted on 03 Jun, 2018 17:10:45 AEST so its quite recent, I understand its a new worker who's still learning.
      
      Cheers
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 16:22
      
      -1
      
      @netsurfer: Out of 240 motherboard listings there are FOUR (4) that say "new"…
      You are a Troll or a perfectionist, not sure which in both cases, bye…
    - netsurfer on 10/06/2018 - 16:28
      
      +3
      
      @phillipdi: Nice try… How about:
      
      https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ASUS-K55VD-A55V-Motherboard-REV3…
      
      Picture 2, the thermal compound residue clearly showed it was removed from a laptop. There is also a bit of left over thermal compound just above the main chip in CPU.
      
      That's brand new?
      
      You are a liar and that's not the worst part. You are a terrible liar.
    - Associatedphillipdi @ PhillipDi.com on 10/06/2018 - 16:32
      
      -1
      
      @netsurfer: There are only 4 which said "new"
      The rest says "used"
      My worker made a mistake on 4/240 products… Get over it
      
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