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Many of the sites take all phones - including clunky, brick-shaped dinosaurs - and simply recycle those that cannot be reused. Phones taken in that still have value are tested, outfitted with any needed accessories and then sold to dealers who resell them as refurbished phones in the United States or abroad. Some phones are donated to charities for use as emergency phones. [via] Link.
HOW TO get cash for your old cell phone
Many of the sites take all phones - including clunky, brick-shaped dinosaurs - and simply recycle those that cannot be reused. Phones taken in that still have value are tested, outfitted with any needed accessories and then sold to dealers who resell them as refurbished phones in the United States or abroad. Some phones are donated to charities for use as emergency phones. [via] Link.
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Jul 14, 2005 12:12 AM
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Something that goes hand-in-hand with this is empty printer cartridges, too. If you have several, you can recycle them for money at www.emptysolution.com. If you just have one or two, you can donate them at www.donateempties.com.
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