BENCH NOTE
The short answer
Return commissioned devices through the counter or delivery flow. For a flip, buy below the realistic repair cost, restore it, then sell the completed device through the market flow.
VERIFIED WORKFLOW
Do this in order
- 01
Identify the ownership
Do not sell a customer device as inventory. Keep commissioned jobs tied to their order.
- 02
Estimate the repair before buying
Marketplace descriptions can be incomplete, so leave room for several broken parts and the device license.
- 03
Finish every required part
A partly assembled device is inventory clutter, not a completed sale.
- 04
Collect the payment
Move received banknotes into the cash register so the balance can fund parts, bills, and licenses.
Margin guardrail
Community reference prices for the Pokia Njoy and Nony PlayMachine show that purchasing every component new can cost more than the finished device sells for. Profitable flipping depends on retaining good parts.
SOURCE LEDGER
What this guide rests on
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