Genuine, refurbished or pulled: telling the three conditions apart
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Genuine, refurbished or pulled: telling the three conditions apart
The most common concern among overseas buyers is paying a new-part price for a refurbished part. The sound approach is not to promise "brand new", but to state the condition clearly at quotation stage.
Genuine new: original packaging intact, labels and serial numbers verifiable
Refurbished: signs of rework on the housing or terminals; replaced components must be declared
Pulled: taken from retired equipment; test records are mandatory