That’s right instead of giving away money for cellphones, well you would have to if you wanted a new one, Cell for Cash actually gives you money for your old cellphones.

With a plain simple philosophy to buy your old cellphones when you either -

• switch carriers, or
• decide to get a new one

Cell for Cash will give you money for your old cellphones that just don’t make the cut for you anymore.

What do they do with the phones?

Good question. With mobile communications growing exponentially around the world, Cell for Cash has teamed up with RMS Communication Group, Inc. to be the missing link and provide them to consumers in different markets or even different countries altogether - at a subsidized price of course.

With over 100 million unused cellphones in the U.S alone, its obvious that consumers there like to change their cell phones a lot.

Sell your phone

You can check out exactly how much cash for your phone you can get. This was actually quite interesting to see. $165 for a 8GB iPhone! I wonder if that price reflects the recent price drop bomb that Apple slipped?

With over two dozen cell phone manufacturers in their database, you can locate your cellphone model and see exactly how much you will get for it. All the big names like Nokia, Samsung and Motorola are there along with some obscure ones like UTStarcom and Danger.

The process to get some cash for your old phone is pretty simple. You simply find your manufacturer from their list of phones, request a free postage paid box to send your phone to them in, send the phone to them in the box and receive your cash.

If you cannot find your cell phone in their database then you can choose the cell phone recycling options they offer. Which include -

• Donating it, it will be provided to those who live in at risk situations via 911CellPhoneBank.
• Trading your old cell phone for a $20 coupon towards a purchase of $75.00 or more.
• Dropping it off at a location near to you.

You can even sign up for their affiliate program and tell all your friends and family about it. They only accept old cellphones from within the U.S currently.

So take a look and have fun finding out how much your phone is worth now, or right after you buy it.

This post has been sponsored by Cell for Cash. I would also like to take this space to welcome them as advertisers on my blog, you can find their banner on my sidebar.

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Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.