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> both objectively much more than the phone is worth I'd say $1000 is subjectively more than it should be worth, objectivity would be indicated by what the sam
by brailsafe 3y ago
> both objectively much more than the phone is worth
I'd say $1000 is subjectively more than it should be worth, objectivity would be indicated by what the same phone could be acquired for by some other means; $800 for last year's model seems fair if it was initially priced at $1000. Whatever Apple is going to give you for your 1 year old Macbook or phone is just a laughably low amount aimed at the lazy rich and other stupid consoomers who deserve a bad deal if they'll go for it anyway.
- amenhotep 3y agoDoes there exist a market where you can convert the phone into $800 or $500? If so it is objectively worth that much. Otherwise it isn't. "Seems fair" has nothing to do with it!
- brailsafe 3y agoIsn't that approximately what I said? As in, either brand new in box at the retailer or in the used market, the price will be set by whether potential buyers find it to seem fair or not.