Stock Condition

What does condition mean?

New = Pristine (Unused and unopened with no marking and all manuals as specified by the manufacturer).
Our highest classification. This is stock that can be sold directly in a retail outlet at highest margin possible 

New = Box Damaged (As Pristine, but with damage to the packaging only).
This is high quality new stock that will need to be suitably described as having substandard packaging.
It is therefore suitable to be sold in a retail environment so long as it is identified as box damaged stock.

A = Refurbished (Nearly as "good as new" standard).
Green alternative. Product recycled for reuse with all functions in perfect working order.
Difficult to find any evidence of previous use. This is our highest refurbished grade. 

B = Refurbished (Showing small signs of usage).
Green alternative. Product recycled for reuse with all functions in perfect working order.
Will show small cosmetic signs from its past. 

C = Refurbished (Cleaned & fully working, but showing very clear signs of usage).
Green alternative. Product recycled for reuse with all functions in perfect working order. 
Will show clear cosmetic signs from previous use so visual perfection should not be a requirement.
This is our entry level refurbished grade. 

D = Raw Returns - Unsifted (exactly as returned by the consumer, mixture of working & not working
with no assurance as to quality).
These products will require professional rework expertise to maximise the potential of the lot.
The buyer should also be aware of all implications & legislation connected with waste and recycling.  

D = Raw Returns - Sifted (as per unsifted, but what remains after items have been "cherry picked" out).
These products have been pre sorted and will therefore require significant rework. This product should
only be handled by professionals as products may be incomplete, in poor condition, and in some cases,
unrepairable. Particular attention should be paid to all legislation in connection with waste Management. 
Please ensure you are familiar with current WEEE legislation.