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selling mobile phone
Hi there
Can anyone offer advice on the best way to sell a mobile phone. Its decent enough, in great working order, and worth about £60 - am I best on ebay? The 'sell your mobile phone sites' amazon (although never used this) or somewhere else?
Ideas please - its a Nokia E71 - thanks
Sally
Can anyone offer advice on the best way to sell a mobile phone. Its decent enough, in great working order, and worth about £60 - am I best on ebay? The 'sell your mobile phone sites' amazon (although never used this) or somewhere else?
Ideas please - its a Nokia E71 - thanks
Sally
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£2000 Saved so far for maternity leave - Our baby girl arrived valentines day! Elsie Ann - WELCOME
Sealed pot challenge number 4 - number 1167 - Last day smoking: 8/1/2011
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Probably best off on eBay, although the fees can be high. Why not try something like gumtree.com or even the loot?
I find gumtree sometimes gets almost instant results, although this probably depends on the location.0 -
If you want to avoid the hassle of selling it yourself, you can get up to £75 cash from those mobile recycling companies.
http://mobilevaluer.com/mobile/working/nokia/e71/The quickest way to become a millionaire is start off as a billionaire and go into the airline business.
Richard Branson0 -
Gone for the envirophone one
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£2000 Saved so far for maternity leave - Our baby girl arrived valentines day! Elsie Ann - WELCOME
Sealed pot challenge number 4 - number 1167 - Last day smoking: 8/1/20110
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