The Ability To Receive Cash For Your Mobile Phone

As mentioned above, the fluctuation in selling and buying phones has greatly increased over the past few years. Most people buy a new phone every 18 to 24 months, sometimes even quicker if they are a tech junkie. Imagine ALL the phones you could be taking to these mobile phone recycling places instead of just throwing them out in the trash! Spend a little, find a sell your mobile site that has a compare option (so that you get the most money for your phone) and sell mobile phone right online! You could be getting top dollars depending on the site you choose. For example, if I choose to sell my mobile and I go to one site I could be getting only 23 pounds for a Nokia N95. On the other hand, if I shop around a little bit and I find a really good phone recycling site to sell my mobile phone on, I could be making more than triple that! By the way, most of these mobile phone recycling sites only take newer phones. By new, I mean the last few years, but you can guarantee if you want to do iPhone recycling, blackberry or some of the newer Android phones you will be making more since these are MUCH newer! In order to find the best site suited for your needs, look for websites online that have the words sell mobile, sell your phone, recycle mobile or sell your mobile in the title phrases or the domain name. And make sure you find a site that has compare AND recycle. This will be your best chance at finding a site that will compare all the recycling sites available online so that you can get the most cash for phones! Business being – your mobile phones! The benefits of phone recycling is varying, but for most people it’s the simple fact that they can get cash for phones! Other benefits: - Recycling just one phone saves enough energy to power a laptop for 44 hours. - If Americans recycled all of the 130 million phones that are tossed aside annually in the United States, we could save enough energy to power more than 24,000 homes for a year. - For every one million phones recycled, we can recover 75 pounds of gold, 772 pounds of silver, 33 pounds of palladium, and 35,274 pounds of copper; phones also contain tin, zinc and platinum. - Recycling one million phones also saves enough energy to provide electricity to 185 U.S. households for a year.