So once you get fed up with your current mobile phone and decide to change for a new version or different make, what do you do? Sell it on, trade it in or maybe recycle it? Well if you do perhaps this website may be of interest to you, Mazuma Mobile.com; Mazuma Mobile is part of

Nokia has always been at the forefront of environmental initiatives. With their Take-back campaign, they have proved that they do care. With this campaign, Nokia aims to encourage handset users to dispose off their unusable or old handsets and accessories of any brand at recycle bins installed at Nokia Care Centres and Nokia Priority Dealers. Users will ...

In addition to my December 26 post, let me share with you something that I have gathered on the net. This tackles about another advantage of recycling old mobile phones. Instead of just throwing away their old phones, some people in the United Kingdom are mandated by the European Union to collect and recycle approximately

Some, or perhaps many, of you are planning to acquire a new cell phone this time of the year. Some of you may even have received a brand new mobile phone as Christmas gift. So, what to do with the old ones? Here is where the concept of mobile phone recycling will enter. Mobile phones that

If Santa brought you a cell phone under your tree or your taking advantage of the after Christmas sales iBuyPhones.com has a solution. People can either sell their used cell phones to iBuyPhones.com for cash, or recycle their qualifying phones. In conjunction with a partnership with American Forests, they will plant a tree for every recycled phone received.    Despite markedly slow ...

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Verizon Wireless encourages contributing old wireless phones through the company's HopeLine program supporting victims of domestic violence.

In the spirit of giving this holiday season, Verizon Wireless encourages all wireless customers nationwide to make a difference in the lives of domestic violence victims by recycling their no-longer-used wireless phones, batteries and equipment in any condition from any wireless service provider through the company’s HopeLine® program. Consumers who plan to give the gift of

A company that manages wireless accounts for some of the largest corporations in the United States has teamed up with a firm that is well known for recycling handsets.

These days, it seems staying green and environmentally friendly is on the top of everyone’s list. People drive hybrids, recycle their gadgets (the non-sentimental ones, anyway) and conserve where they can. To help consumers, and the planet, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Motorola and LG Electronics have teamed up to make a common rating system for