Anyone "recycled" their old mobiles?
09 March 2009, 09:19 PM
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Anyone "recycled" their old mobiles?
Hello,
Got 4 mobiles to "recycle", i.e. sell. Registered with fonebank and they will give me £55!
Anyone done this? Do they try to rip you off when they receive them etc.?
They all work and my W850i is in very good condition.
TIA
Clare
Got 4 mobiles to "recycle", i.e. sell. Registered with fonebank and they will give me £55!
Anyone done this? Do they try to rip you off when they receive them etc.?
They all work and my W850i is in very good condition.
TIA
Clare
09 March 2009, 09:29 PM
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I use Mazuma Mobile
Might not pay as much as Ebay, but its far less risky, no middle man to pay. No scammers, and pretty quick and straight forward.
Sold a few that way, and would happily lose 20-30 on a decent phone, just for the sake of not getting scammed.
Oh as for try to rip you off. Never had that yet. Plus they dont bitch and moan about scratches etc.
Might not pay as much as Ebay, but its far less risky, no middle man to pay. No scammers, and pretty quick and straight forward.
Sold a few that way, and would happily lose 20-30 on a decent phone, just for the sake of not getting scammed.
Oh as for try to rip you off. Never had that yet. Plus they dont bitch and moan about scratches etc.
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09 March 2009, 09:34 PM
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I would do Ebay, but I'm lazy and don't want the hassle TBH. Just wanted to make sure I was making the right decision!
09 March 2009, 10:07 PM
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I used love 2 recycle,
got £135 for a N95 & currently there offering £109 for my Omnia
not bad really, but you have to factor in £5 for recorded insured delivery
cuts out the scammers and the ebay mob
Mart
got £135 for a N95 & currently there offering £109 for my Omnia
not bad really, but you have to factor in £5 for recorded insured delivery
cuts out the scammers and the ebay mob
Mart
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