UPDATE: We’ve contacted both sellers, asking whether the buyer would be at risk if they bought the handset. The US seller replied quite quickly that no, there would be no problem…you do not have to sign any papers…you can do whatever you want with the phone.
Moto’s not too keen on its exclusive phones being sold off on the cheap - it’s just introduced a legal contract for new owners, ensuring second hand Aura handsets don’t appear on eBay once you’re tired of it and fancy getting a bit of the $2,000 price tag back.









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