How to Sell Your Cell Phone
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I’ve been with Cingular for a couple of months now. For the most part, the switch from Verizon has been painless. Every once in a while, a call will drop - and sometimes the display will read “No Service.” I couldn’t figure out why this was happenening, and chalked it up to the phone (a Motorola MPx220). Turns out, the issue could have been with the SIM card instead. Good to know! Wouldn’t have realized this unless another phone had recently been released - a Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone. Cingular now produces the 2125, a “candy bar” mobile form with a beautiful screen. I wanted it only because it has the latest Smartphone OS on it, and for no other reason. Ever since I switched from the Pocket PC Phone, I couldn’t dream of ever turning back - even with the new Windows Mobile Treo right around the corner. I don’t want to do the touch-screen thing with my mobile phone anymore. However, I still want to easily sync with my desktop contacts and calendar. That means it’s Windows Mobile all the way for me - with Activesync pretty much managing the game. These days, just about everybody has to deal with cell phones; not having one is cripping in too many situations. Coin-op pay phones are sooooooo 20th century, dude. So what happens when you upgrade to a new mobile phone? You sell the old one. Cell for Cash.
I’ve been using Cell for Cash for several years now, and have made back hundreds of dollars from my old devices. I wasn’t able to get money back from my old Pocket PC phone only because I smashed the screen. Here’s how you get money for your old mobile phone: You go to their site, select the phone model, they tell you how much it’s worth, you submit the form, wait a few weeks, receive a box in the mail, send the unit in to them, wait a few more weeks, then receive a printed check for the mobile phones that otherwise would have collected dust in some random drawer. It works like a charm, and I trust these guys with every fiber of my being. Whenever I get a new mobile device, I may pay full price up front - but I know there’s a rebate coming when I move on to another phone. You’re kinda crazy to hold onto a cell / mobile phone when you’re not using it anymore - especially when someone’s offering you cold hard cash for it. Sell your old cell phones ASAP!
Tags: motorola, cell, cingular, phone, mobile phone, smartphone, verizon, cell phone, pocket pc, windows mobile, mobile device, cell for cash, mpx220

3 Comments
Meghan
March 1st, 2007
at 2:56pm
You can go to other sites that will give you so much more for your phone!!! The link that was in your story directed me to a site that offered me $11 for my Motorola E815. Phoneiscash.com offered me $45, as did cashmyphone.com. sellyourcell.com offered me $40 and simplysellular.com offered me $42. You said that you’ve saved money using them but i’m sorry to say that you’ve been getting ripped off for all of these years.
tonya sousa
July 13th, 2007
at 2:34pm
I Bought this cell phone brand new never used still in the box.its a samsung T629 ITS A SLIDER ITS HAD MP3PLAYER AND BIUETOOTH AND OTHER FEATURES I PAID $250.00 BUT I WOULD LIKE TO CELL IT CAUSE I HAVE A NEW CELLPHONE COMPANY AND I CANNOT USED IT GIVE ME A PRICE THAT YOU CAN GIVE ME FOR IT CALL ME ANY TIME 508-567-3108 CALL ME ASAP THANK YOU
W3WAD.COM
September 21st, 2007
at 2:04pm
I agree with your sentiments entirely. Because technology is moving so quickly, especially in the Western world, loads of perfectly good mobile phones are sitting obsolete around people’s homes.
It makes perfect sense to either export them to countries with older communications infrastructures or even domestically - and make a little cash at the same time.
W3WAD.COM
P.S. I’ve compiled a short list of UK companies that buy mobile phones over at my website for those of us across the pond.