I've used a few phone recycling companies before and they are the best. I've always got the money offered when signing up and it is my account on the same day. One phone I sent in as "non-working" as I couldn't get it to turn on. They actually gave me the working phone price as it was just a problem with the battery. Couldn't fault them.

I did have a samsung galaxy s 2 which after only a few months broke on me. I tried sending it to be repaired with no such luck. Suddenly I was without a phone and no money to buy a new one! Luckily my sister told me about Mazuma, she had used them and recommended them to me. I found the site and was pleased to see it was easy to use by either typing in the name of your phone or the IMEI code inside your phone. The one slightly annoying thing was that I put in Samsung galaxy s 2 yet it couldn't find it, however once i put the code in it found it automatically so I cant moan to much! Once you click on your phone, it asks you if the phone is ...  Read the complete review

Mazumamobile.com is a mobile phone recycling service that pays you for your old mobile phones. There are several online services like this that can be found at the moment that are all very similar, however, after my very recent experience with Mazumamobile.com, I will not use any other website but this in future. I had a Nokia N95 8gb, which I had before I got my iPhone. I loved the phone and always kept it as a spare in case anything went wrong with my iPhone and I needed it. However, a year and a half after having my iPhone and bearing in mind I also have insurance for it, I thought I am never going to need it and should just sell it while it is ...  Read the complete review

I first saw Mazuma mentioned on moneysavingexpert.com. as a way of gaining a little extra cash by trading in an old mobile phone and swapping it for a cash payment. To do so was very simple, and I have used it four times in the last year or so. I go to the Mazuma website where it asks me to type in the model / IMEI number of the mobile phone that I'm interested in sending in to them. It tells you on the website how to find your phone's IMEI number - which it needs in order to assure that the phone you're sending in to them hasn't been reported stolen. The website also asks young declare whether your phone is in working order and what type of condition it's in. ...  Read the complete review

For those of you who have been following my reviews you'll be aware that the Nokia 7310 mobile phones belonging to both my husband and myself decided to pack in on us not long after purchase. Consequently, I didn't want to clutter a drawer and decided to carry out some research on where I could send them. After using a few price comparison websites, it was evident that Mazuma Mobile was the best paying company, so I decided to proceed. Their website is extremely easy to navigate and on their home page I found an area where I could type in the model or IMEI number of my phone. At this point, I didn't have a clue what an IMEI was, so simply typed in ...  Read the complete review