Selling Mobile Phones and Finding The Right Price

June 26, 2010 - PRLog -- Some of the more popular models like the Blackberry Storm are being offered £90 on one site, and as low as £14 on another, whereas the Samsung Omnia i900 has reached a high of £125 one day and a bottom of £80 on another. The iPhone 3G, one of the biggest money drawers, is valued between a range of £300 to £240, depending on the recycler.

While each company’s inventory will fluctuate based on demand, therefore causing inconsistent prices, customers looking to sell their old and broken mobiles should do some research on the average value of their phones before committing to one recycler.

In this crowded mobile-buying market, many sellers are finding solace in recycling websites that act as an agent, listing dozens of recyclers interested in various mobile models. On these comparative sites, a chart breaks down criteria deemed important to the potential seller, such as price, payment methods, shipping costs, customer feedback and desired condition.

Some of the greatest price discrepancies between mobile-buying companies are over non-working phones, so sellers should beware of this stipulation before shipping off their mobiles for recycling, and are advised to check out as many companies as possible to avoid settling for mediocre prices.

Comparing mobile phone recycling companies one by one can be tough to do though, but luckily companies in the UK such as Compare and Recycle are looking to alleviate that with a price comparison service that tells you how much you can get in return for your old mobile, or even new mobile, Apple iPhone or one of many other brand names.

Find out more info at http://www.compareandrecycle.co.uk

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Compare and Recycle is a UK based site that helps you get the most cash for recycling your mobile phone, mp3 players, gaming console, satellite navigation system, digital cameras, gold and jewellery. We help you recycle products in an eco-friendly manner.