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Intro We buy used cars, furniture, and sometimes clothes but buying used electronics may be the riskiest of all. They do not always have a valid warranty, may be defective, and may not work as long as newer ones. Still, buying used electronics may save you money and help reduce environmental waste. Fortunately, you can come out on top if you ask the right questions and take the following steps. Step 1:  Research the product itself. There are versions of particular products that may have a known fault with them. Read online reviews You can ask the owner questions to see if the product has these problems.  Step 2: Become familiar with the lingo.  A refurbished product hasn't necessarily been used; it may have been sent back to the manufacturer for a cosmetic reason, fixed accordingly, and sold as refurbished Step 3:   Ask Questions. Ask about who fixed or refurbished the product. If the manufacturer did it, then there is less risk involved than if it ...