Cash4phones
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Recycling your old mobile phone puts cash in your pocket, and also helps the environment, because your old phone won't end its life in a landfill and pollute the environment with hazardous materials. Your old handset will either be sent to a developing nation to be used again or taken apart and its components re-used to manufacture new phones, which cuts consumer costs.
Cash4phones guarantees that all the mobile phones it receives are disposed of in an environmentally safe manner, or recycled. It conforms to the WEEECARE Directive, and is registered with an environment agency. The service Cash4phones provides is 100% free, from registering on its website and receiving your quote to posting your old mobile and getting your cash. Cash4phones uses the top security systems and internet protocols to ensure that your transaction is completely secure, so you have peace of mind.
Cash4phones is one of the UK's fastest growing handset recycling companies, due to its superb commitment to client service and top valuations. It is the simplest, most user friendly recycling service around, and it pays more than most, on average. All you have to do is value your mobile online, send it to Cash4phones with Freepost, and wait to receive your cash.
Quick Info Table
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Ian Cat from UK 18-04-2011
Cash4phones should be called Cash4Grief. I sent tham a BBerry 9700, quoted price £143, took them ages to send me a Freepost envelope. Returned it same day, then got a mail saying 10 days had passed and quote was no longer valid, now £125. I mailed them a number of times asking for my phone back, no reply. Finally got through to them on the phone, they told me they had 'already moved my phone on' and therefore could not return it. Got a mail saying £125 had been INSTANTLY paid to my account. Two weeks later, no sign of 'instant' payment. Finally got through to then again, apparently my bank was not one of the new 'fast track' payments. Did they a) call me to arrange another way of paying, b) send me a cheque, or c) just quietly keep my money. Answer was of course c). Finally got paid through another account this week, 5 weeks after this all began and over three weeks since my 'instant' payment. Morale of the story - the ones who quote the highest price are often comedians, crooks or incompetents....I'll leave you to decide what I think. Mazuma next time for me