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places which buy your old mobile, thoughts?
i.e.
www.Envirofone.com
www.mazumamobile.com
www.mobilephonexchange.co.uk/
etc.
got nokia n95 8gb all boxed and working, so looking to recoup as much cash as possible to possible buy iphones
www.Envirofone.com
www.mazumamobile.com
www.mobilephonexchange.co.uk/
etc.
got nokia n95 8gb all boxed and working, so looking to recoup as much cash as possible to possible buy iphones
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I used mobilephonexchange last summer to sell my old iPhone 3g. Really easy, funds paid direct into bank account within a few days. I'm planning to use them again this year to offload my 3gs when the expected new iPhone lands. They paid a decent price too - not much less than I would have got on eBay and without any hassle/fees.0
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I've just used Mazuma and found it to be speedy and efficient - definitely no complaints!0
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Used envirofone. They send you the bag straight out, you post it back to them with your phone, cheque arrived few days later. They also have some good prices, obviously check using Martin's Mobile phone selling maximiser.
Been recommended to greentec by a friend, although I've never used them he says they were good and gave brilliant prices.
Hope this helps.0 -
thanks, not read about this:
Martin's Mobile phone selling maximiser0 -
fonebanker comes in most at £115 for the nokia n95 8gb, which i would be happy with
question:
- do they want original packaging, box, manual, chargers etc.?
mine has all the above and just as new, or is it worth nothing to them?0 -
anyone know if they want box etc,.0
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Not usual to want the box - but I'm sure it will tell you somewhere on their websiteSome days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0
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Yup, it does:
"It’s very easy, just find out how much your trade in mobile phones are worth by clicking on this link trade in mobile phones register your details on Fonebank.com and then put your trade in mobile phones in an envelope and send it to us, we’ll do the rest. "Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0 -
Norbertsmum wrote: »Yup, it does:
"It’s very easy, just find out how much your trade in mobile phones are worth by clicking on this link trade in mobile phones register your details on Fonebank.com and then put your trade in mobile phones in an envelope and send it to us, we’ll do the rest. "
"trade in mobiles in an envelope" which makes me think they don't want the original packaging?0 -
Nope they don't want the original packaging. My friend works for mazuma and he says the amount of headphones, memory cards, bluetooth headsets etc.... they get sent is unbelievable. The staff seem to get first pick of anything they want, then the rest goes in the bin.
Just send off your phone with the battery. That is all they want.This is my signature. There are many like it, but this one is mine.0
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