Trade-In Used Electronics – Trade in Computer – Sell Cell Phone
Posted by easy eco blog, February 14th, 2011

Unwanted cell phone, computer, or other electronics? You could sell it on eBay or Craigslist. Freecycle is a site that helps connect donors with recipients.
If your electronics gadget is broken, try fixing it first.
Amazon has a new electronics trade-in program.
Best Buy just started a new Buyback Program where you can get a gift card for bringing back items that you have purchased from them. One caveat is that you need to pay extra to enroll in this program, although there is a promotion where it is free right now. Return your notebook or TV or smart phone within 6 months and get 50% back, get 40% back if you wait up to one year, and so on. This is a great program for people who don’t sell items on eBay, where you could get more money, no doubt.
Costco has a new electronics Trade-In & Recycle Program powered by Gazelle. Another way to rid yourself of unwanted items.
Costco’s Trade-In & Recycle Program now puts more money in your wallet. Responsibly trade-in electronic gadgets (such as laptops, cell phones, LCD monitors, digital cameras, MP3 players, gaming systems & more) for Costco Cash good for anything in Costco warehouses or at Costco.com.”
How much do you get? We checked the value of a Canon SD1000 digital camera. They list it at $41 for one in good condition with all accessories. Used ones had been sold for $70 to $100+, so you are paying a hefty premium to use Costco’s convenience.
Places like TechForward sell Guaranteed Buyback plans for electronics. Lock in a future trade-in value on your gadgets.
Not worth it? Recycle your electronics responsibly.
Filed under: Conservation, Easy, Eco Friendly, Effort, Electronics, Green, Money, Recycling, Shopping, Water | Tags: Best Buy, ebay, Trade in electronics, TV, Upgrade electronics |





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