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Exchange Mobile in Nepal - Online

Big players like Amazon and Alibaba in the global market have been able to turn customers to look for everything they want to buy in online platforms.

Online shopping trend in Nepal has also gained a good pace in recent years. Customers today are buying everything they need through online shopping sites in Nepal like daraz online, sasto deal and others. These websites have also made their platform more accessible through mobile app like daraz online shopping app & sastodeal app. Webiste like hamro bazaar has made the selling of old goods and used products easy.

When customers are seeking everything in an online arena, arkophone and sabkophone are here to exchange mobile in nepal.

1. Arkophone

mobile exchange offer in nepal 2021

Anyone can exchange smartphone, feature phone or tablet of any brand through arkophone website.

To exchange mobile phone through arkophone, you need to visit arkophone.com and provide the listed details of old phone like RAM/ROM capacity, brand, display size and launched year. Further you need to provide the details regarding the condition of phone like condition of display, battery, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, network signal, camera, scratches in physical body etc.

After you provide all the details of old phone, arkophone offers certain valuation amount that you can either accept and confirm or option for counter offer if not satisfied with the valuation.

If you are satisfied with the valuation and decide to exchange the old phone, then you need to provide your personal details like name, phone number and email address. Then the unique token is generated.

You need to get that token and visit any nearest store listed in the website to exchange phone. You need to carry old phone, pp size photograph and copy of citizenship ID card along with you.

The valuation amount for old phone you got earlier is deducted in the new Samsung phone you choose to buy. That is how you can exchange mobile phone in arkophone.

Arkophone also provides the service to exchange tv in nepal through its another online platform, arkotv.com.

Both of these websites can be accessed through a single domain, arkostore.com

2. SabKoPhone

mobile exchange offer in nepal 2021

Another website that offers similar service of mobile exchange is SabKoPhone.

To exchange mobile phone through SabKoPhone, you need to visit sabkophone.com and select the brand and model of your old phone. Then you need to provide the details of physical condition of your old phone. With few more steps and clicks providing the details of phone to be exchanged, SabKoPhone offers certain valuation amount that you can either accept or decline.

If you accept the provided valuation amount, then you need to fill up your personal details like name, email and phone number. To exchange mobile phone, you need to visit SabKoPhone store located in Sanepa. Thus, the service is limited to customers who can visit to store in Sanepa.

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