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Mobile Phone RecyclingWhere to recycle your mobile phone for cash or for charity
There are many companies which will help you to recycle your mobile phone. Some allow you to donate cash to your favourite charity, some will pay you for your mobile phone.
- Boots Recycle
Boots Mobile Recycle offers an easy way to get Boots Advantage Card points for your old phone. Customers simply choose their handset, send it in to us and Boots will issue them with their Advantage Card points via one of the Extra Offers Kiosks in a larger Boots store. For every single handset received £1 will be given to charity. These donations are split equally between Boots chosen charities Breast Cancer Care and The Eve Appeal.
- Fone Bank
Part of one of the leading recyclers of old mobile phones in the UK collecting over 70,000 mobile phones each month with partners such as Oxfam, Amnesty International and Wateraid. Fonebank pay up to £220 for each mobile phone and payment is made within 3 days. Whether you are an individual, represent a company, organisation or charity Fonebank can help you raise extra revenue.
- Fonebak
Fonebak co-ordinates the collection of mobile phones on behalf of many charities and the mobile phone retailers that run collections for mobile phones. The website gives lists of participating retailers and charities where you can donate your phone as well as lots more information about mobile phone recycling.
- envirofone.com
Envirophone allow individuals to trade in their old mobile phones. You can recieve either cash or a credit with Argos.
- Sell Old Phone
Mobile phones sold or donated through selloldphone.co.uk are given new life and those that can't be refurbished are recycled according to EU Standards. Selloldphone.co.uk makes your unused mobile phones available to those who can use them, while keeping them out of the landfill sites.
- MoPay.co.uk
One of the UK's leading mobile phone recycling websites offering up to £300 for the general public's redundant mobile phones. they offer a quick 7 day payment turnaround and have recently been rated as the UK's most efficient service provider by Moneymagpie.com.
- Mobile Phone Xchange
Mobile Phone Xchange give customers the opportunity to turn all their old mobile phones into cash. They are one of the biggest recyclers of mobile phones with exclusive contracts with some high street stores. That old mobile phone could be worth up to £150.
- Money 4 Ur Mobile
Money4urmobile offers an easy way to get cash for your old phone - simply choose their handset, send it in and they pay you in cash. They work with and help raise funds and awareness for Barnardo's, Wildlife Trust, Breast Cancer Care, Roy Castle Lung Cancer Care and many more.
- Recycling Appeal
The Recycling Appeal collects mobile phones, PDAs and printer cartridges for reuse and recycling, raising funds and helping the environment.
- The Mobile Phone Recycling Company
Aimed at the business sector, as this company requires you to have at least 15 phones to recycle.
- Fonesforsafety
A mobile phone recycling scheme which turns used mobile phones into reconfigured “999 only” phone alarms for victims of domestic violence.
- CLIC Sargent
Mobile phone and mp3 player recycling in aid of this children's cancer charity.
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