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Mobile Recycling Prices
Hi,
Always use MSE Mobile Recycling checker to see what my old phones are worth.
Was given a price £16 when they received it they claimed screen was damaged [scratched] so only offered £4...
I could have got more than that on ebay
So gave them a call asked for phone to be returned suddenly price goes up to £10
Making that call got me an extra £6
Kev
Always use MSE Mobile Recycling checker to see what my old phones are worth.
Was given a price £16 when they received it they claimed screen was damaged [scratched] so only offered £4...
I could have got more than that on ebay
So gave them a call asked for phone to be returned suddenly price goes up to £10
Making that call got me an extra £6
Kev
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Comments
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Against perhaps, twice that on an auction site? (Depending on model). Since a number of these site actually sell on to eBay, it does make sense to cut out the middlemen!0
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Had crossed my mind, but I did not have charger and felt it only worth that amount.0
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