apple iphone 4 still selling 1000s per day

With people still standing in line all over the world to buy the new apple iPhone 4, many are asking what they can do with their old iPhones mobiles?

Apple shipped 47.5 million iPhones in 2010, up from 25.1 million a year earlier, giving it a 3.5% share of the market, and 16.2% of the smartphone sector.

So we are people and companies doing with their old iphones?

Keeping an Iphone in your draw will only mean one day it could end up in landfill.

Holding onto old technology you no longer use, will only continue to depreciate in value,  the best thing to do,  is sell it!

Well the good news is that it couldn't be easier. And no you don't have place it on E-Bay and wait days, and only find you did not achieve the price you wanted.  Or waiting for days to get a bid. Or answering questions, you really do not know the answer to.

Companies like cash-A-phone are one of the largest Buy-Back companies in Australia and are the most reputable, by offering the highest prices.

All you need to do is logon on to a cash-A-phone’s website where you can get a quote to sell your mobile phone instantly. If you are happy with the price, just confirm and you are well on your way to getting cash, and all within 7-10 days. The terms and conditions, are pretty standard and simple. Cashaphone’s website will print a FreePost label or you may request a FreePost satchel to be sent to you.

Cash A phone provides an online quotes for iPhone 2Gs and iphone 3Gs. For example, it says it would pay $200 for apple iphone 3G 16G and if you have an apple iphone 3GS 32GB cash A phone values the mobile at $310 

who's responsibility ?

Is it the responsibility of network operators or manufactures to help make sure that old mobile phones are kept out of landfills?

The rapid development of new technology and the nature of industries like mobile phones and the method of selling contracts with new handsets, by carriers, have encourage regular upgrades and replacements of mobile phones. This has led us to upgrade our mobile phones every 18-24 months.
Programs like mobilemuster while great in the last past 10 years, but have only collected 5% of the phones been sold.
So is it the responsibility of network operators or manufactures to help make sure that old mobile phones are kept out of landfills?

MOBILE PHONE BUY-BACK EXPLOSION

A new industry that have exploded

Mobile phone recycling and is quickly becoming more popular.

We are starting to see commercials in TV or read a newspaper and see these company advertising to take your old mobile phones off our hands and pay money for them.

The rapid development of new technology and the nature of industries like mobile phones and the method of selling contracts with new handsets, by carriers like Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, have encourage regular upgrades and replacements of mobile phones. This has led us to upgrade our mobile phones every 18-24 months.

Rather than just let our old phone sit in a drawers and not been used,  you can now sell  it to a mobile phone recycling company . These companies normally would refurbish and distributed the handsets to developing counties, where they play a major part in people lives. Very old mobile phones that are beyond economic repair are normally broken down and the parts are recycled for the making of new products.

Companies like cash-A-phone and mazumamobile are the largest in Australia and are the most reputable, by offering the highest prices. These companies are found on the web.

Customers are asked to log onto their websites and put in the details of the phone that you want to sell, and your details.  The website will then give you a quote on what they are willing to pay you for it. If you decide to go ahead, you simply print a FreePost label, place your phone in an envelope or they will send you out a free post pack, you post the phone to them and then they pay you. Different phones are worth different values and you'll usually find you can get more money based on the phones condition.

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UPGRADING YOUR MOBILE PHONE WITHOUT GUILT

 We hold onto our mobiles, for the lifetime of the contract, and then we want the next greatest model.

This is great, as long as we are prepared to dispose of our old handset properly. It's not good just chucking it out or putting it in the draw, never to be used again. Mobile phones contain harmful and toxic elements, not to mention useful materials that can be recycled over and over. Mobile phone recycling makes our addiction to the newest and latest a little more acceptable. You can update without being harmful or wasteful with the earth's resources. And all we have to do is recycle.

It might be a small gesture, but if we all contribute in our own small way we can help to make a real difference. So next time you see that shiny new phone in the shop window, stop and think what happens to your old one. One way to recycle your old phone is to sell it to  cash-A-phone. This way you can get paid cash and help the planet and still have a new handset, with all the latest bells and whistles.

Sell your old mobile phone? 

Recycle it? 
Help the environment?    

           Well the good news is that it couldn't be easier. And no you don't have place it on E-Bay and wait days, and only find you did not achieve the price you wanted.  Or waiting for days to get a bid. Or answering questions, you really do not know the answer to.

All you need to do is logon on to a cash-A-phone’s website where you can get a quote to sell your mobile phone instantly. If you are happy with the price, just confirm and you are well on your way to getting cash, and all within 7-10 days. The terms and conditions, are pretty standard and simple. Cashaphone’s website will print a FreePost label or you may request a FreePost satchel to be sent to you.

it’s that simple.