selling sim credit

rabialiones

i have a few sim cards with credit on , which i wont be using, and have come across this site
sell your credit.com
just wondered if reliable company and if anyone has had any experience with them
thanks

grumbler

Selling mobile credit – does it make sense?
Getting phone credit back on Pay and Go

OneADay

some comments about the site here http://community.giffgaff.com/t5/Social-Off-Topic/sellyourcredit-com/td-p/2715497/page/2

you only get 60% of the value - better giving it someone else (friends/family)

marleyboy

I have over £200 credit on my Pay Go. This with 15% top up rewards, unlimited free txt and calls, means my credit just goes up whenever I top up Monthly.

Its got to the point where I have stopped topping up until my credit drops below £100, but having done this before, it soon adds back up.

My last highest credit was £320, and it took me over 6 Months to drop it back down. I guess with situations like this, at least for me, it may be worth selling them at such a loss as there is nothing else I can do with the credits.

grumbler

marleyboy wrote: »

I have over £200 credit on my Pay Go. This with 15% top up rewards, unlimited free txt and calls, means my credit just goes up whenever I top up Monthly.

Its got to the point where I have stopped topping up until my credit drops below £100, but having done this before, it soon adds back up.

My last highest credit was £320, and it took me over 6 Months to drop it back down. I guess with situations like this, at least for me, it may be worth selling them at such a loss as there is nothing else I can do with the credits.

Recycling the credit via a cashback site and using it for top-ups can be more efficient than using it on calls and texts.

sveika

grumbler wrote: »

Recycling the credit via a cashback site and using it for top-ups can be more efficient than using it on calls and texts.

Sounds very interesting. It's the first time I've ever heard to recycle credit via cashback sites for top-ups! Can I ask how to do that please?

grumbler

I've never done this, but I think you'll find all the information you need if you your read the threads quoted above and follow the links to either getpoundsback or sellyoucredit.

E.g. http://www.getpoundsback.co.uk/stores/mobile_payg_airtime_credit_10_payment_std_pay_2/
>> Pay by Mobile

SnowTiger

grumbler wrote: »

I've never done this, but I think you'll find all the information you need if you your read the threads quoted above and follow the links to either getpoundsback or sellyoucredit.

E.g. http://www.getpoundsback.co.uk/stores/mobile_payg_airtime_credit_10_payment_std_pay_2/
>> Pay by Mobile

I've got about £100 sitting on a T-Mobile SIM. I was on a PAYG tariff: topped up a tenner a month for free text messages and Internet. I rarely made voice calls on it so the credit just kept piling up.

I tried to convert the credit in to cash using the website you highlighted, but it didn't work.

I added the feature Charge to account Bar to my account via T-Mobile's online service sometime ago. I'm guessing that stops reverse charge SMS. I've seen some debate about whether this feature does stop reverse charge SMS or not - it appears to.

dealer_wins

I dont know but do networks accept credit on a sim card towards the cost of a new handset?

ioscorpio

I have used getpoundsback successfully and they have just increased their payment to £6.50 per £10 top up. sellyourcredit is also good if you have lower amounts to cash in.

So if you are regularly topping up £10, if you cash in your credit, your actually monthly cost will be £3.50, which can be better value than stopping topping up and using your credit to make calls and texts as Grumbler has already pointed out.

dodgydave69

I've used getpoundsback and sellyourcredit and both have been great. Sellyourcredit has a much quicker payout.