Phones4U's Entire Inventory of iPhones and iPads is Being Liquidated

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Posted January 1, 2015 at 3:30am by iClarified

The entire Phones4U inventory of over 600,000 items including iPhones and iPads is being liquidated.

Phones4U was a large U.K. retailer that recently entered administration (bankruptcy) after EE, Vodafone, Orange and O2 terminated their contracts with the company this year.

Bidding is now live at John Pye Auctions on over 2000 lots that include hundreds of iPhone 5 and 5c devices, iPad Airs, iPad minis, Sony Xperia Z phones and tablets, Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 and Note 10.1 devices, Beats headphones, PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii-U consoles, and more.

All lots are ‘Sold As Seen’ as auction lots, they cannot be returned or exchanged via ourselves or retailers. They are available for public purchasing and there is public showing on Monday, January 5th from 10am to 2pm at John Pye & Sons' warehouse in Staffordshire.

The auction house does not deliver items; however, lots can be collected from the salerooms by bidders themselves or their own courier (eg. Parcelforce, DHL).

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Phones4U's Entire Inventory of iPhones and iPads is Being Liquidated

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Jacob - January 1, 2015 at 9:00pm

People in the UK always complain deals, and offers are always for U.S. customers, now they have this great opportunity .

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Techno - January 1, 2015 at 9:50am

I'm not sure If I read the wrong item but it said that there were NO Delivery..so this is simply for the folks that lives in that area of the world? hmmm what a waste of time.

rocky123 - January 1, 2015 at 8:41am

Some people in the UK need to learn simple maths and reading skills For example, bidding £229 on an iPad Air with a recommended RRP of £319 makes no sense at at when there is a 20% buyers premium (bp) and 20% VAT on the bid price + bp. 229 + 20% bp = £274.80 274.80 + 20% VAT = £329.76, which is already over the RRP by about £10 and then there is shipping and 2.5% credit card charges. Bids at these prices are NOT a deal at all.

AoS_HJ - January 1, 2015 at 5:23am

We can expect to see a flood of this stuff on eBay soon then