Question:
What does it mean when an item is described as B-Grade. (05/06/2006)

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Answer:

When any of our items say B-Grade it may mean:

- That it has been previously opened.
- That it is not in its original packaging.
- That it might have been previously used for testing purposes.
- That it might be missing some unimportant accessories.

The best thing to do if would like to know why exactly an item is listed as B-Grade would be to send us in an email enquiry about the item (which we will endeavour to answer in one business hour) or give us a call and we can give you more detailed info.

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