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4 Nov
Previously used items are a common feature of everyday life in this part of the world. It is a smart way of cutting costs in most struggling economies where disposable income is a big deal in most developing nations. The fairly used goods market is a huge economy, especially in Africa. Even though it could be problematic sometimes and largely, it can be okay. Here are things to know before purchasing 'Used Phones'.
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