Smashed iPhones and How to Profit from What Was Once Misfortune

Smashed iPhones and How to Profit from What Was Once Misfortune

Misfortune is just an inextricable part of everyday life. Since man's existence and long before, misfortune was about, and it continues to plague us to this day, from the minor irritations that make day to day living a little bit harder like being cut off in traffic or spilling coffee to the big, wracking events that can cause a palpable fear for the future, such as layoffs on the job. With the advent of modern hand held technology, all the more portable but no more durable than its predecessors, this misfortune has found the capability to multiply instantly. Hundreds and hundreds of dollars can be easily doomed by common clumsiness or an unfortunate stumble that ends with a smashed iPhone or the device sinking into the deep end of the pool.

The circumstances and possibilities for how these new smartphones can meet their end are endless with gravity, water and any hard surface posing fatal danger to the integrity of the phone's continued operation and usefulness. As the vast user base of the iPhone has continued expanding and using their phone, however, the number of accidents has exponentially increased, leaving more and more users with effectively 'bricked' phones, or at the least, partially functioning ones. With a single event, the phone thus becomes useless to the buyer, a multi-hundred dollar investment.

With the coming of a new set of companies, though, the bricking of a phone need not be the end of the use one can get out of it, as these businesses, largely operated online like iPhonesintocash.com, will reimburse the owners of broken or smashed iPhones for a good chunk of the value of the phone for the broken remains of the device. The industry utilizes the need of producers for new iPhone parts and the predicament of owners of broken phones as well as the demands of the used iPhone market to drive a process providing benefits to all involved. The company gets their parts, the old users get old, broken phones off their hands, and new consumers are presented with refurbished and very usable phones, an all around winning situation for any parties involved.

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