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envirophone.comNewest Review: ... is fresh and clear and I felt I would be able to navigate my way around it quite well. I had my handset (An old Nokia phone) and so was fully prepared to work my way around the site to see what I could get. The first thing that you need to do is select the make of your phone. This is found on the left hand site of the website, you need to use a drop down tool and there is a wide range of ... more |
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by - written on 15/11/09 (Very useful, 163 readings)
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After recently seeing a lot of advertisements for various companies offering to give you cash if you sell your phone with them I decided to dig deep in my draws to see if I had any old handsets lurking around. I have previously used the mobile phone site Mazuma Mobile (I have done a review on this so fell free to give it a read) but I like to compare prices when doing anything like this, after all we all like the best price for our products. After having a look at all the mobile phone cash back sites I decided to go with Envirophone. Envirophone is advertised as a mobile phone recycling site. I am not sure how true this is but even if they are selling ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/10/09 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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Mobile phones are so common place that they're now given away free with newspapers, the Suns current offer is so good that you're actually being paid to take the handset. For £9.50 and 4 tokens you get an Alcatel handset and £10 of call time on a pay as you go tarriff. With offers like this its rather easy to end up with a heap of surplus handsets. Even if you don't cash in on this type of offer mobile handsets wear out, get damaged beyond repair or the battery gives up. In an easy come easy go world its all too tempting just to chuck it in the bin or donate it to one of the many charities collecting mobile phones to raise funds. There is however another ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/09/09 (Very useful, 165 readings)
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Due to the economic climate my hours at work have been reduced. This has given me more time at home so I am systematically clearing out cupboards and drawers that have been neglected for too long. Amongst all the rubbish I have ended up collecting six mobile phones of various ages that have long since been dumped for "cooler" models. I had heard that it was possible to get money back for phones from various websites so thought I would take a look. To be honest I didn't think I would get anything at all as they were all quite old. These companies promote themselves as environmentally friendly and that may well be true and we certainly don't ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/09/09
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i decided to sell my phone to envirophone and they offered me £77 for it. i received the return envelope the next day. (very efficient) however after waiting nearly two weeks i receive an e-mail stating that they could not offer me the ammount quoted as my phone has an LCD problem that they discovered upon checking the phone in their workshop. The phone was 4 months old and hardly used they then informed me they would only give me £22. I feel this may be a common occurance and a way of paying less for your phone. All in all a promising start to a dissapointing ending.
by - written on 28/08/09 (Very useful, 271 readings)
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We all have old phone we think 'I'll keep that as it will come in handy somewhere' however, it never does. As my Sister found out when she came across five old Mobiles in her draw on a clear out. I am a constant recycler so I never have to have the clear outs my poor sister does. Since I had my little monkey we have been going to my sisters for tea once a week so she can see Scarlet and as a mummy I can have some welcomed help. Whilst with her, getting our daily soap fix we came across an advert for Envirophone and thought this was a fantastic idea for the five phones she had hoarded. Unfortunately my sister never checks the pockets of her partners ... Read the complete review

