Have you ever gotten a hand-me-down phone? Have you ever bought a used phone? What about refurbished? So then why are you carrying a brand-new one?
Well, if most of you gravitate towards the first choice, I can’t really blame you. I mean, everyone needs a phone nowadays, but most people are walking around with cracked screens and — what I hope is just dust — on their speaker grills. And I’m not sure that all refurbishing services offer disinfection too.
As you can see, more than 80% of our respondents said “No”. And, I can’t say that I was right about the reason as to my assumption, but let’s give me some credit for having the assumption itself be on point, yeah?
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