Questions about buying, selling, or your account — find answers below, or message us directly.
Two simple paths — sell one phone, or run a shop with several.
1. Log in with your email
First time, we email you a one-time code and you set a password — after that it's just email and password.
2. Add your phone's details
Photos, brand, model, condition, and your asking price.
3. Add a contact number
Buyers call or message you on WhatsApp directly — no in-app chat.
4. You're live
Your listing is visible to everyone browsing, immediately.
1. Log in with your email
Same account as your listings — no separate shop password to keep track of.
2. Create your shop
Name, area, address, and a logo — set up once, in a couple of minutes.
3. List your phones
Add as many listings as you have in stock, whenever you have them.
4. Manage anytime
Edit or remove listings as your stock changes, from any device you log in on.
A few basic rules that keep buying and selling here safe for everyone.
Meet in a public place
Always meet in a busy public place — a market, mall, or main bazaar. Never agree to meet at a private house or an empty, isolated area.
Meet during the day
Prefer daylight hours for meetups. Avoid meeting late at night, especially with someone you don't know.
Bring someone with you
If you're under 18, always bring a parent or adult with you. It's safer for anyone to not go alone, especially for a high-value trade.
Inspect before you pay
Check the phone in person — screen, battery health, and IMEI (dial *#06# to confirm it isn't stolen or PTA-blocked) — before handing over any money.
Never pay in advance
Don't send money before seeing the phone in person. Meet first, inspect it, then pay — never the other way around.
Watch for common scams
Be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true, sellers who avoid meeting in person, or requests for unusual payment methods.
Leave a review
After your meetup, leave the shop a review — good or bad. It helps other buyers and sellers in Mianwali know who they're dealing with.
Check with police IMEI verification
Beyond the PTA check, Punjab Police also runs an IMEI verification service (search for it on the Google Play Store) that shows whether a phone has been reported stolen in a police case — shopkeepers especially should check this before buying stock.
Tap "Sell your phone" in the menu. You'll need to log in first — email and password, or a one-time email code the first time. Add photos, condition, price, and your area — it goes live immediately.
Yes, posting as an individual owner is free. Shops can also list phones for free after creating a shop page.
Your listing shows a "Show contact number" button. Buyers tap it to reveal your number and can call or message you on WhatsApp directly — we don't handle payments or messaging in-app.
Owner listings are one phone, posted by the person selling it. Shops are registered mobile phone dealers with their own page and can post multiple listings under their shop name.
Tap "List a shop phone" or visit the Shops page and choose "Create your shop." Set it up once — you can manage it and post listings any time you're logged in.
Open your listing and tap "Mark as sold." It's immediately hidden from the main browse page but the page stays reachable by direct link.
Tap "Report this listing" at the bottom of the listing page. That flags it for our moderators — no need to contact support separately for that.
Meet in a public place in Mianwali during daylight hours, inspect the phone (IMEI, screen, battery health) before paying, and never send money before seeing the phone in person.
Message our support team on WhatsApp and we'll get back to you.
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