mazumamobile.com

At first i was a bit nervous about trusting a web site like Mazuma. I had seen the advert on tv a fe times and thought that if they were advertising on television they must be some what trustworthy. I was pleasently surprised by the awesomeness of the site. You start off by selecting your mobile. It will ask you if it is in working condition (if the phone is broken, you will still recieve a decent sum for it). I was told id get £34 for my phone. I filled in my details such as address etc. 2 days later i recieved a pre paid envelope. I went to the post office and sent the phone (no need to send charger or anything, just the phone and battery) through recorded post ...  Read the complete review

I used Mazuma mobile for the first time last month. I found a really old phone hidden away and I went on a comparison site to see which sire would actually give me any money for it. Mazuma offered me £1 (!) which was £1 more than anyone else would give me for it. So I took up Mazuma's offer. Registering my phone was simple. I just visited the site, entered the details of the phone (make and model and condition) and the £1 quote came up. I then had to enter the phone code, which I found on the inside of the phone itself, under the battery. Presumably this is so Mazuma can match it to the phone itself when it arrives. I then had to submit all of my address ...  Read the complete review

I seen an ad for Mazuma Mobile on Irish TV when I was visiting my parents, so when i got back on the mainland I thought I'd give it a go to try and make some extra cash! I had only just had my Nokia N95 updated to an Apple iPhone so I put that through as well as an older Nokia I had lying around the house for a few years. I was expecting to get about £50 for the pair of phones combined so was happily surprised when i was quoted £102 for the N95 and a little under £20 for the other one. So from there it was simple, I registered on the website, and they sent me a plastic bag to send off the phones within a few days, I brought them to the post office ...  Read the complete review

Lets face it. All day long we are bombarded with tv adverts that yell at us "WE BUY CARS" (that advert is still stuck in my head and probably will be for the remainder of my living days) "WE BUY GOLD" and "WE BUY PHONES!!!" My previous experience of some of these companies is that they should have "and completely rip you off into the bargain!" added after their somewhat catchy slogans. I have taken jewellery to a pawn brokers and been offered £20 for a ring with a second hand resale value of £200 (after an extremely embarrassing incident on the way there asking an innocent bystander "can you tell me where the pawn shop is ...  Read the complete review

After briefly hearing a work colleague mentioning about selling an old mobile phone and getting some money for it I suddenly became all ears! I am trying really hard to save some money and cut back where I can so after discussing the selling of mobile phones with my friend at work I was a woman on a mission! Thinking further into the matter I had seen a few adverts about selling your old and unwanted mobile phones for cash so when I dared to look into the draw under my bed I found a Samsung G600 mobile phone. I was not sure that it even worked anymore, the phone yes but the built in camera did not want to know. I had since brought myself another model of ...  Read the complete review