What to do with your old cell phone?
That is a question faced daily by thousands of cellphone users. The average length of time people keep cell phones is only 1.5 years. And, a third of people switch their phone company each year, which requires a new phone because we are the only country in the world in which cell phones from one company aren’t compatible with phones from another company.
So this translates into millions of unused mobile phones that could actually be put to good use.
Need a cell phone, like yesterday, but can’t afford the high new prices?
Or maybe you just refuse to pay so much for a new cellphone?
Well, look no further!
Now you can get an almost new, used or remanufactured, mobile phone for far less!
And this will make you feel good and fuzzy all-over, since you’ll be making your contribution to the wireless recycling effort. 
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If you’d like to end your money problems entirely, work for yourself and be independent, and run a socially responsible business protecting the environment, then this might be the perfect business opportunity for you!
How? Easy!
Just by collecting used cell and mobile phones, and PDAs, and selling them for cash, that’s how!
Although there are many places to find old cell phones and wireless devices cheap or even free, like in any business, there are secrets that can make the difference between being a success and a failure.
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An alternative to selling your old cell phone to be recycled, or donating it, is of course just to sell it to someone else.
The best venue to do so is probably eBay. If you don’t have a seller’s account yet, sign up now – it’s free, easy and fast! You could literally be auctioning off your old cellphone within minutes from now.
Such direct selling can of course also be considered as a way of recycling, since your phone is re-used and does not land up on a landfill.
I am looking at posible business opportunities in recycling. I am trying to identify a product to focus on. Thank you.
When the truck comes to pick up my recycling it looks just like a garbage truck. My husband says that it all goes to the same place & that he knew guys who worked for Waste Management who said it all gets dumped in the dump. So how do I know that all the recyclables that I so painstakingly separate, actually make a difference for the planet?
After my neighborhood stopped recylcing, my family started hauling all of our plastics to a recycling center 30 minutes away. We got more conscious and started recyclin everything. I don’t throw away batteries, fluorescent lights (I have a huge pile.. ehh), I watch what I pour down the drain, and I try to save water, but what is the point. I go to a neighbor’s house and see that they drink bottled water and every bottle they drink is thrown in the trash. I see people throwing litter on the ground. I see people just trashing the planet, so how can I not feel like the effort I put into recycling is pointless? It just makes me sick.
