Debunking the Silly Issues about Cashforiphones.com.

1. Who do you think are the Real Scammers?
Debunking the Silly Issues about Cashforiphones.com!
Thou shalt not steal.
One sentence…Four words…But it says a lot of things. Especially to the person you are
using this statement against.
Who would not come to their senses if you cited one of the most powerful
commandments of God that we should abide by under any circumstance? Stealing in any form is
prohibited. It is against the law of man. It is against the law of God.
And doesn’t Cashforiphones know this?
Cashforiphones.com has become a subject of a media firestorm after a columnist of
eminent credibility released an article that forewarned people to stay away from the deceptive
throes of the company. She apologized to her readers about her recommendation that was not
based on good judgment. After receiving a lot of complaints from the consumers of
cashforiphones.com, she retracted her advice which she consigned into paper a month prior to
the release of the controversial article.
Truly profound. I understand that as a writer, credibility is something that is crucial. It is
like the writer’s revolving fund which she could use to invite others to continue reading her next
column. Once the writer screws up, she may not get to have so many eyes perusing her column.
But a writer has his or her social responsibility that needs to be attended to. After all, in any way,
she is a molder of public opinion, an instrument for organic thoughts.
But I would like to point out that cashforiphones.com does not steal from any of its
customers. It is the kind of business supporting a noble cause. It refurbishes and upgrades used,
old, and broken gadgets sold to them. The company offers a great amount of cash for people who
are kind enough to trust cashforiphones.com with their gadgets.
The business has already been around for quite some time- almost a decade now. It is
certified by reputable standard regulating agencies. Come on, take a look at their websites and
you will see these symbols embedded on their webpage. If it is not legit, it is quite illogical that
these reputable agencies would allow the website to use their symbols for some evil purpose.
I do not believe that those who comment in the online discussion boards and review
forums are bona fide customers of cashforiphones.com. Yes, I respect some people’s opinion
about cashforiphones.com, but what the heck?! That is why they are called opinions. It does not
correspond that all claims posted there are veracious enough to be credible.

2. It is hard to pick a fight with customers. Not that I am calling for a pitch of violence and inanity:
I’d like to believe that customers are really kings, and you cannot just put an end to their tyranny.
But it helps to note that not all monarchs were good leaders, not all had judgments that were
sound, and not all had decisions which everybody came to abide by and instill on their minds.
I remember another relevant commandment: You shall not bear false witness against
your neighbor.
It is in Exodus.