GreenCells

By reusing phones and thus giving them a new lease on life, you are able to make a dent in the amount of phones that find there way into our landfills. ...

When you recycle a phone you are giving that phone an extension on its life, keeping it out of our landfills, and saving valuable resources used in making new phones.

All you have to do is take advantage of our recycling program . You can also do your part in being "green" by picking up a reused cell phone at usedcellphoneshop.com ...

All the phones we receive have their data 100% erased.

Unlike a car, electronics have no wear. All of our phones work perfectly, every feature, every button, everything. The only part that is really used is the cosmetic housings, and we ...

Start by searching for your Carrier (AT&T, Verizon, etc). The best phone for you is one that was made for your specific carrier. Most phones will only work for one carrier. ...

Do not try to turn it on - you do not want power going through it until it has dried out. If it is hot and sunny put it in the ...

You will need to unlock the T-Mobile phone. You can buy a code on line for about ten dollars. However it will still be T-Mobile software (possible trouble with pic texting ...

Great - just make sure they come with a year warranty like a new one. Then you can be sure it works like new!  

Just call Verizon and they will activate ANY Verizon phone as a Prepaid phone. The only exception is if the phone has been on an account that owes money or was ...

Yes, you get to keep your number. You "own" that number. And, If you get your phones on your own (not from the carrier) you do not have to sign ...