Sell Blackberry KeyOne

You will want to avoid identity theft possibilities by wiping the used Blackberry clean before you sell it to us. That makes sure you don’t leave any sensitive info like bank account logins, credit card numbers, or social security numbers on there. Wiping the device clean and restoring it to the original factory condition also makes sure that no one can see any of your personal pictures or videos that you’ve been keeping on your cell phone. Those are for your eyes only!

After you ship off your trade in via the US postal service, you can see where the phone is and what kind of hijinks it’s getting into by using our unique tracking number. You can also check out the email updates we send you that will tell you where in the buyback process we are.

We will bide our time until your device is in our possession, and then, we will hand it over to the crime lab, where they’ll dust it for fingerprints. Actually, they won’t do that. They’ll just check out the phone’s condition to see if it matches up to what you told us on our website. If it does, that’s when the cash you’ve waited for shall be yours!

We can pay you the price we mentioned either through a PayPal direct deposit, or else we can do a check through the mail just as easily. Usually, PayPal will get you that dough a little bit faster than a check sent through snail mail. That’s food for thought if you’re in a hurry to get that money we promised.

You might decide to do a trade in once you hear the price we can give you for it, but every once in a while, we’ll have someone that wants to hang onto their device instead. That’s why you’ll be glad to hear that even if you get a quote, you are in no way committed to following through on the deal. You can hang onto your old cell phone until the cows come home if you want. We’ve got to tell you, though, we offer such as enticing price that it won’t be easy to say no.

To sell your Blackberry, start the trade in process when you engage with the assessment tool on our website. You will find it right there, waiting for you. All you do is answer a series of easy questions about your phone. You’ll tell us if the phone has dead pixels, whether you dropped it in a puddle, whether you use T-Mobile or Verizon as a carrier, and so forth. Once you get through all of that, you can see a price quote pop up on the screen in about half a minute or less.

You can have that price locked in for two weeks while you go on long walks in the woods, contemplating the best way to proceed. Should you keep the device or trade it in for a wad of greenbacks?

If you choose the latter, tell us and create an account. It won’t take more than minute or two. Then, put the phone in a box and put on the free shipping label that you can print off of the site. We’ll send a free box for you to use if you don’t have one of your own, and we will also give you even more cash on the deal if you trade in more than one device at the same time. Lots of people do it that way.

At that point, you can watch out for your package by using the tracking number we provide for you. That’s a sure way to make sure your used Blackberry does not get lost along the way. We will also send email updates, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled for those.

We’ll get your phone in no time, and then we’ll look at it to see what condition it’s in. Presumably, we’ll agree with what you told us about when you took our little assessment quiz, and then we can pay you to complete the sale. You can get the cash a little faster, on average, if you go with a direct deposit through PayPal. If you want to keep things old fashioned and do a check through the mail, we are 100% okay with that as well.

The cost of your trade in is not something we determine by tossing a dart at a board. Believe it or not, there is a method to the madness. We start by looking at how much storage space your trade in has. If you try to sell us a Blackberry with more storage on it, we can usually give you a better price, since that makes it more desirable.

Next, we will look at what carrier you use. Sometimes, if your trade in runs on T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, or one of the other popular options, that will impact the offer that we can give you.

The last point is the device’s condition. We will look to see if your Blackberry has dead pixels, a smashed screen, water damage, strange odors, or anything like that. We can take a phone with any problem, but we will always be able to offer you more if you kept it in great condition. That’s certainly something to keep in mind if you buy a new device and think that you’ll try and sell it at some point down the line.

If you Google “sell my BlackBerry,” you’ll probably notice that some sites will take one that’s damaged, while others will not. Some will also take a device with only minor signs of use. We pride ourselves on being the website that will take a Blackberry in virtually any condition. That includes severe water damage, a screen that’s shattered into a million pieces, internet connectivity issues, and so forth.

Remember, though, we can usually offer you more if you kept the device in good condition. If you didn’t, that’s no reason for despair. We can’t give you quite as much for it, but we will still fork over a better price than any of our competitors, guaranteed.

We can accept your Blackberry KeyOne if it does not have any of the original accessories that came with it. If you have them, though, you should absolutely include them. Often, they will drive up that price a little bit, and you probably want to collect as much of a payment as you can get off of this deal.

It shouldn’t surprise you when we tell you that Buyback Boss is the number one site if you’re looking for someone who will pay top dollar for the Blackberry phone brand. It’s also smart to use us because we will give you the most value for many other devices, including those from Apple, Samsung, and so many more.

We can take a wide variety of smartphones, tablets, and even some wearables, along with the accessories that go with them. Peruse our website and check out the brands and devices that we take. If you have any of them collecting dust on a shelf or in a drawer at home, let us know.