Refurbished mobile phone network to sell consumer rights is difficult

Recently, there are insiders who broke the news. In general, second-hand mobile phones will surely re-enter the market after being refurbished, and nearly 60% of these mobile phones will be used for secondary sales through online channels.

There are two reasons for the proliferation of parallel products in the smart phone market. The first is that the price is relatively low, and the parallel purchaser will choose a cheaper refurbished machine. The second is that the “transaction” between the buyer and the shopkeeper is more determined by graphic and telephone calls. The buyer can't see the real machine at all, and after the arrival, the goods are often checked after the goods are paid first. The "hidden rules" are limited, so that even if consumers find that the machine has a problem, it is difficult to safeguard their rights.

Although parallel phones belong to the same brand as mainstream mobile phones, the sources of goods are different. It is precisely because of this that the parallel market has divided Hong Kong, Europe, Hong Kong, Europe and other different types. In order to maximize the benefits, parallel merchants brushed the water machine into a Hong Kong-based system and sold it as a Hong Kong-style mobile phone. The parallel mobile phone market is complicated and not only filled with refurbished machines of various colors, but also the phenomenon of “hanging the sheep to sell dog meat”.

Especially in recent years, with the popularity of imported high-end mobile phones such as the iPhone, parallel imports of water machines have become more widespread in the market. It is understood that nearly 80% of the screens and backshells of these high-end mobile phones have been replaced with domestically-made parts during the refurbishment, and more than 90% of accessories such as packaging and chargers are high-fidelity. (