Sell your LG V60 ThinQ

Have an old LG V60 ThinQ that has a cracked or damaged screen that still works? Don't settle for the first offer you find or you could lose out. Comparing multiple quotes from buyback stores that buy damaged phones can help you sell your damaged device for its true market worth.

If you have LG V60 ThinQ with a cracked screen, you can select the "cracked" condition category and get the best quotes from many leading phone buyers. Using BankMyCell can ensure you that you'll get the most out of your old device.

In contrast, if the device is not functioning, select the broken option and find the best buyback deals out of your defective device, but the price could be lower because, well, it doesn't function.

Want to sell your broken LG V60 ThinQ? Many buyback stores would buy defective or dead phones. BankMyCell is one of the best places to sell your old smartphones because, unlike other trade-in sites, they provide a whole list of quotes in one place, so you'll get paid right for the value of your phone's broken condition.

You might think that a dead LG V60 ThinQ doesn't have value, but many people would buy it from you in reality. If your LG V60 ThinQ doesn’t turn on or has broken hardware like the microphone and speakers are not working, you can sell it at BankMyCell and earn money. So if you have a dead LG V60 ThinQ, instead of throwing it away, you should consider selling it to BankMyCell.

Almost all Buyback stores in the US accept a locked or financed device as long as there are no red flags and you continue to pay the financed cellphone. Red flags mean that if the phone is reported as lost or stolen, it's impossible to sell this device in buyback stores. Planning to sell it even though it has red flags, you can use software and websites that analyze the phone's IMEI. You'll just be wasting time, but if it is just carrier locked or blacklisted, then there's no problem selling it.

Suppose you have a blacklisted phone or has a passcode that you have completely forgotten, don't throw it away. There are maybe some stores that will buy them. BankMyCell has a blacklisted or activation locked option in their website filter. You can click them if you want to sell your locked devices. However, unlocking your device before you sell it can fetch a higher price. Financed phones are also accepted. As long as you keep making payments, then there's should be no problem.

Yes, BankMyCell’s buyers will accept any US based carriers. Filter your results with major phone carriers like AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint. If you have a phone that doesn't have the carriers listed above, you can select the "others" option in the filter, but this doesn't guarantee that your phone will get a great quote.

For future reference, you’ll get paid way more selling your LG V60 ThinQ with a well-known phone carrier - so consider that next time you upgrade!

Nope! We are here to provide you with multiple buyer quotes, you can place a trade-in sale order with any of these guys with ZERO obligation. If for some reason you change your mind before or after sending it in and receiving payment, they’ll mail your used cell phone back to you for free - no questions asked.

The time you deliver your phone depends on your buyer. Take note that your quote is locked in for up to 30 days from the time you check out on their website, however, some stores can be less – so check the number in the pricing table above next to each store if you plan on waiting to sell.

As long as the USPS, UPS, or FedEx tracking number shows you shipped your cell phone within the individual store's timescale, your offer amount is guaranteed.

You can still ship your phone after the price-lock period. However, your phone will be subject to whatever their current pricing is at the time of evaluation. The best way to avoid inconvenience and problems is to ship your quoted device as early as possible, but the decision is all yours. Feel free to ship your device whenever you're ready to sell it.