Apr 5, 2018
Fone Store recently launched a new e-store where pre-owned iPhones, iPads, iPods, and Apple watches are sold at competitive prices.

Ilford, Essex, UK - April 5, 2018 /PressReleaseAgency/ —
Fone Store, a leading retail brand which deals in different types of gadgets, recently launched its new e-store. According to the owners, potential buyers looking for used Apple products can enjoy competitive prices on all the products featured in their new website. They added that the new store only offers fancy pre-owned phones and other devices online and claimed that buyers can enjoy as low as one-fourth of the actual retail price of any Apple product. They maintained that buyers have no contracts to sign and they are entitled to get a twelve-month warranty and a 14-day cooling-off period irrespective of the product they choose.
Louis Myers, the owner of the company, said, “Apple products are coveted for a reason. Their superior functionality and design are phenomenal. However, for many potential buyers, their high price is a big turn-off. Paying nearly £700 for an iPhone is almost unreal. On our new e-store, anyone can get an iPhone for under £140. They just have to pick the color they want. We are also offering free next day delivery.”
According to an executive of Fone Store, buyers can be rest assured that each phone has been individually tested with an exhaustive 100-point checklist. Every used Apple phone featured on the e-store also comes with a headphone, a USB cable, and an information booklet.
“All Fone Store products are sold on a SIM-only basis and buyers can use their existing SIM contracts. Customers just need to choose a device that supports the same network they currently use. Once the buyer receives the product he has paid for, all he has to do is insert the SIM. We think the competitive price and the great deals we are offering now would boost our sales in the coming months”, said the executive while talking to the local press here in Essex, UK.
About Fone Store:
Fone Store is located in Essex, UK and offers customers with restored mobile devices at competitive prices.
For more information, visit http://www.fonestore.co.uk
Location Information:
171 Cranbrook Road
Ilford Essex IG1 4TA
United Kingdom
Contact:
Louis Myers
Owner, Fone Store
020 3538 8950
Website:
Social Media:
https://www.facebook.com/FoneStores/
https://twitter.com/fonestores
https://www.instagram.com/fonestore/
Contact Info:
Name: Louis Myers
Organization: Fone Store
For more information, please visit http://www.fonestore.co.uk
Source: PressReleaseAgency
Release ID: 323528
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