think phones

People think refreshing phones on TikTok is a joke. A client handed me an iPhone 15 Pro Max, barely a year old, already scratched, battery already draining fast by the afternoon. I told him $300 for a full refresh. He said it's basically brand new. Why would I pay that much for something that barely has any mileage on it? It's new, untouched. Nobody's actually showing you what's underneath the screen you can't see. He said you're overcharging. Don't people who don't know any better. This is basically a scam. I said come back in a week and tell me that again. New battery calibrated to restore full charge, screen restored without losing display quality, camera lens polished, clear out corrosion spots he didn't even know existed. Full diagnostic run to finish. Precision, over speed, every time. Everyone said this business wouldn't go anywhere. Was something second in reality. I already proved them wrong, 10,000 now. I'm not stopping until I hit 25,000. And I'm not slowing down for anyone who doubts me. All you want, just following happens. He came himself, tested the battery, and himself. Checked every photo, didn't say a single word about scamming anyone. Doubt me all you want, just make sure you're following.