iPhone 13 Pro/Rental

• Brand: Apple
• Model: IPhone 13 Pro
• Storage: 128GB 256GB
• Chipset: A15
• 6.1'' Face ID Lighting
• Pre-owned, 95 outlook conditon, 100% working condition. rental fee as low as $0.89/day.

Leasing Process:

• Select the product, confirm the package. Minimum rental period is 90 days.
• Submit the order, pay the deposit (cash accepted).
• Merchant ships the product, user receives it.
• During the lease, monthly rent is paid.
• Upon expiration, choose to renew or buyout.
• Check the machine, return the deposit.Rental Period.

Calculation:

• The rental period starts from the day after the user receives the product.

Post-Rental Options:

• Option 1: RenewalView order ➡️ Renew with one click or contact customer service ➡️ Pay rent ➡️ Continue enjoying.
• Option 2: BuyoutView order ➡️ Contact customer service ➡️ Pay remaining amount ➡️ Own it for life.
• Option 3: ReturnView order ➡️ Contact customer service ➡️ Ship back the device ➡️ Merchant receives and inspects ➡️ Return the deposit. 100% refund phone without damage. 

• Free Delivery.
• Cash on delivery,  $10 delivery to your door after $50 deposit paid.
• Cash on self cellection only make deposit and 1st month rental fee.

Rent Payment:

• Before shipment, users need to pay the deposit and first month's rent. Monthly rent is paid during the lease. Customer service sends payment reminders and links via email. In case of high-risk assessment, the merchant may ask for multiple months' rent upfront, and the machine might be automatically locked if necessary.

Default:

• After establishing the lease order, users must fulfill their obligations. Defaulting, such as late payments or late returns, may result in the machine being locked automatically, preventing further use.
• Merchants remind users to return the product at the end of the lease; promises of on-site pickup without specified dates are not considered overdue returns.

Default consequences:

• Starting from the 31st day after the order expires, if the user hasn't returned the product, it's considered unrecoverable. The merchant can deduct the buyout amount from the deposit, and the user still needs to pay the remaining amount. The buyout calculation is buyout price - overdue rent already paid - rent already paid - deposit already paid.