Is Gazelle Legit? Pros, Cons, Complaints & Everything Else!

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Hi, and welcome to my Gazelle review. 🙂

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Want to find out if Gazelle is legit or just another scam?

It’s Gorjan here, and today’s plan is to analyze and assess the well-known Gazelle, a leading re-Commerce firm that buys and sells all types of pre-owned consumer electronics and ultimately provide you with a clear answer to whether it’s legit or not.

You probably landed on this page because you’re curious to find out whether selling your phone here is an excellent way to make some extra cash.

I’m also guessing that you want to know:

1. How Gazelle works 
2. How much you can get paid 
3. Whether it’s worth the time and effort spent 

 

…and most importantly, discover whether Gazelle is an honest, reliable reselling platform or just another shitty, scammy marketplace to watch out for.

So, in a few words, I will be reviewing Gazelle and let you decide whether you want to trade your used electronics for a little bit of extra money.

I’ll also be showing a better, more reliable method of making money online by selling other people’s products and services and letting you decide if you want to give my business line a chance or settle with Gazelle’s drastically reduced offers, often for tiny scratches.

Also, suppose you want to learn more about me, my story, what I do for a living, and how I can help you set up your first actual source of passive income online. 💰

 

In that case, please feel free to check out my about page, as it clearly explains everything there is to know about me and my daring adventures online.

Now since that’s out of the way, let’s get this review started, shall we?

 

Gazelle Review

Gazelle is a marketplace where you can buy and sell certified, pre-owned, barely used, discounted electronics, including iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, Macbooks, iPods, etc.

So, right from the start, the first thing you should know is that Gazelle is a US-based company, meaning that you must be based in the States to use it.

This is probably Gazelles’ most significant flaw, besides the fact you can only sell smartphones and tablets, but not laptops and other similar devices.

 

How Does Gazelle Work? 

Getting started with Gazelle is pretty straightforward. All you have to do is visit their website, create a free account, and follow the outlined steps.

The first thing you’ll need to do is let Gazelles’ team know what kind of phone or tablet you have, in what condition it is, and its storage limits.

Once you do that, they will send you all the packing materials that you’ll use to package your device and send it to them for further inspection.

Their team of experts will carefully examine your device so that they can determine your items’ worth and provide you with an exact payment amount. 💸

 

Here’s a quick three-minute video showing how Gazelles’ staff determines your device’s condition to understand its current value better.

Once they’re done assessing your phone or whatever the heck you’re selling, they’ll give you a price estimate that is only valid for 30 days.

 

You can either choose to accept or decline the offer. 

In case you’re okay with it, they’ll issue you the payment amount presented in the offer, usually via PayPal. Please note that it may take anywhere from 2 to 10 days until they pay you and that there are other forms of payment like Amazon gift cards and bank transfers.

If you’re not OK with it, they’ll ship your device back to you, and as unbelievable it may seem, they’ll do it for free.

This is really cool because compared to other companies, you have literally nothing to lose but everything to gain when you think about it.

The only drawback here is that you’ll lose some time contacting and sending them your phone if you decide that the offer doesn’t suit you. You won’t have your device for a certain period of time, but other than that, it’s all good.

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Although Gazelle.com is legit, a few folks still complain about it being a complete scam and how their phones got lost in transit. Please find out more about this by reading Gazelles’ reviews on Trustpilot. 

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Is Gazelle Legit?

Founded in 2006, I believe that Gazelle’s a legit, lasting platform that lets you sell your used devices fairly easily by finding a loving new home for them.

You sure as hell won’t get rich by doing this, but I think that it’s a great way to earn a little bit of extra money without the hassle usually associated with selling second-hand electronics online.

You’re better off selling them here than letting them rot at home. Oh, and don’t forget to erase all your personal information before sending the device for evaluation.

 

 

A Better Way to Make Money Online!

At the beginning of this Gazelle review, I told you that I’d be revealing a far better, more reliable way of making money online by selling other people’s products and services.

I’ll actually be introducing you to the same business model to whom I owe my success and show you the exact step-by-step process of how I make a living online.

Please feel free to leave if you think that I’m just another guru that’s trying to lure you into buying yet another worthless, underdelivering, done-for-you system that promises to make you an overnight millionaire just like that. *snaps fingers*

If you bothered to read my about page, you probably know I despise those types of systems and mentors by now because they’re the ones that stole all my money when I was first starting out myself.

What I’ll be showing you is a legit business model and a great way to supplement your income or perhaps even take over your full-time income if that’s what you’re truly after.

I’ve made thousands of dollars just by doing this throughout the years, and if you do it right and work at it, you too can achieve the same level of success. 💯

 

What I basically do is find a group of people who have a problem online and connect them to a 3rd party product that will solve it for them.

When it’s all said and done, I’m nothing more than a mere middleman. I connect them to the product, and if they purchase it, I get a commission.

Although it sounds easy, it requires some work, and I just want to make sure you’re aware and okay with that.

So, to better understand what I’m dealing with on a day-to-day basis, I suggest you take a look at my money guide, as it clearly explains everything there is to know about my business line and how I come up with the goods.

It’s relatively short, free, and it shouldn’t take you more than five minutes to finish it. I also encourage you to ask questions, knowing that I’ll gladly help you out.

I believe it’s about time I end this Gazelle review, so hopefully, I was able to provide you with a clear answer to whether this re-commerce site is legit or just another worthless scam from start to finish.

If there’s anything you want to ask me, comment below. 👋