Trade Old Mobile Phones For Cash
April 10th, 2006
Here’s a great little money making tip courtesy of the Money Saving Expert forums.
Envirofone will take your old mobile phones in return for either cash or Argos vouchers, as long as the phone is working and in reasonable condition.
So what happens to the phones once you’ve sent them in? According to their website:
The mobile phones we receive are re-used wherever possible in areas around the world which need them. These areas usually have a poor landline infrastructure which creates a demand for the type of mobile technology some of us would class as obsolete. If mobile phones cannot be re-used, they are recycled in the appropriate manner.
So not only is this an opportunity to make a bit of money, it is also helping out others around the world. And it’s probably easier than trying to sell your phone on eBay.
I’ve done a quick check to see how much they’d pay for some old phones, and for an old Samsung E700, you’d get about £15, whilst for a Nokia 6210, they’d pay £10 in cash, or a little more if you opt for the Argos vouchers.
And just to top it all off, you don’t even have to pay the postage when sending your phone off. Brilliant!
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1 Comment on “Trade Old Mobile Phones For Cash”
Money For Old Mobiles: eBay / Personal finance and money information, tips and links / Money Watch, May 30th, 2006 at 4:11 pm
[...] Although I mentioned a new way to make money from your old mobile phones a few weeks ago, it’s also worth noting there is also quite a big market for second-hand mobile phones on eBay, and I recently tried to sell an old Samsung mobile that we had lying around. [...]
