Recycle Today: Timely Recycling Means More Value For Your Charity
Used cell phones are a commodity that constantly drop in value. If your company supports any charity through cell phone recycling, the quicker you get them recycled, the more money you will raise for your charity.
Recycling Used Cell Phones: Yes, Even If Your Dog Chewed On It
All used cell phones and all old cell phones can be recycled. Always remember, in your cell phone recycling efforts, to include all cell phones, no matter the condition – even if your dog chewed on it.
8 tips for making mobile phone recycling easier
1. Always, always, always pull out your SIM chip and SD or mini SD card. Today, pretty much every phone has some sort of REMOVE-able storage – so remove it before you donate or recycle your device. That pretty much will cover all of the security concerns you may have. 2. Do a little planning [...]
Freighquote Showcases Creativity in Mobile Phone Recycling
Brand new Cells for Cells partner, Freightquote, did an outstanding job of re-using an old cardboard box to collect mobile phones for Cells for Cells. Great job on some very brilliant creativity! Want to use the Battle Cancer with a Cell Phone poster for your mobile phone recycling efforts? You can download it here. For [...]
How to Clear My Treo 650: Erase Data then Donate Cell Phone
The Treo is one of the simplest phones to reset and clear out all data. As always, Cells for Cells recommends that you take the responsibility to clear all data. Always remember to remove any SD or micro SD memory cards out of the cell phone before donation.
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