Christmas Hampers
Coolaphone is a new mobile phone trade in web site for eco-conscious consumers. Using a free post address, members can log into their account and exchange their mobile phone for Coolaworld credits, which in turn have a monetary value to spend on Christmas hampers & Christmas Gifts at the Fine Food Store at www.finefoodstore.co.uk
David Porter Managing Director of Fine Food Store explains, “We thought this was a really cool idea, where as you can literally trade in you unused mobile phone in exchange for a monetary value on the Coolafone website then spend your credits at the Fine Food Store http://www.finefoodstore.co.uk on Christmas hampers. There are over 2000 handsets that can be exchanges for Christmas hampers for him & for her at Coolafone, so what a great opportunity to give your friend or colleague that perfect Christmas gift, at the expense of your unused mobile phone.
In 2007 Richard Kilgriff founder of Coolaworld worked on a global environmental campaign backed by celebrities such as Sienna Miller and Josh Hartnett and his experience inspired him to bring shopping and mobile phone re-cycling together with Coolafone. He said ”At the time when the environment may come second to the economy in terms of public concern, we have developed the most rewarding way to recycle mobile phones, both for consumer and for the planet”.
David continues, “With Christmas virtually upon us, this gives shoppers a great opportunity to invest in our Luxury Christmas hampers and gift sets for Christmas. There is so many people out there who have unused mobile phones that will never be used again, me included, so now is the time to re-cycle them and receive money for doing it, what could be more perfect a luxury Christmas Hamper.
If you are interested in exchanging your mobile phone for money then please visit there website http://www.coolafone.com and see for yourself how you can have a luxury Christmas hamper or Christmas gift at a reduced rate from the Fine Food Store www.finefoodstore.co.uk,“
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