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I used eglobal which is why I suggested it. I bought my G6 plus from them back in August. It took at bit longer than expected as restocking was delayed. That did not tell me until I chased it up, but they did deliver it on the later date that was stated. I also paid with PayPal for the extra safety provided. If you have an issue with the purchase you are meant to contact the manufacturer as it's covered under warranty.

See https://www.eglobalcentraluk.com/motorola-moto-g6-plus-xt1926-64gb-4gb-ram-dual-sim-simlockvrij-diep-indigo.html?utm_source=My+Web+Signup+Form-mc&utm_campaign=cc0d74bd5a-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_summer_sale_cat&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2cf6497227-cc0d74bd5a-353021977&ct=t(EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_summer_sale_cat)&mc_cid=cc0d74bd5a&mc_eid=1f4e7f8345#/product/24252 as currently it's at £197

I also have a Moto G6 plus and find it a descent phone with a camera that's near enough to the Nexus 6p. I bought it from eglobal central for under £230 inc delivery back in August. I think it's worth it for the money.

Used NTLite, Se7en lite and tried Winreducer to create a Win7 lite ISO which was installed on the two types on netbooks. Then put the apps on that were needed along with drivers and lastly used Clonezilla to deploy across all the others. The netbooks were still being used two years after it was done.

Try make a slim version of Win7 for them. I did it and it allowed them to become usable again.

Done and good luck Sent from my Nexus 6P using EduGeek mobile app