cellphones

April 25, 2008

What happens to the phones that are sold or donated?

Many phones are donated to shelters for abused adults and children so they may have 911 (emergency only) communication.

We also provide cell phones to medical patients who are awaiting organ transplants.

In addition, some of the phones we receive are refurbished and redeployed in areas of the world where there are no land (wire) lines, or, where the cost of a new phone is prohibitive.

Phones that cannot be refurbished or donated will be recycled and disposed of in an environmentally-responsible manner.

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August 4, 2005

Fundraising Tips

Here are a few fundraising ideas to get you started:

  1. Sell used Cell Phones for cash
  2. Collect empty Ink Cartridges for cash

1. Cash for old Cell Phones

Any type of organization can earn extra money by collecting used cell phones and selling them for cash:

Many More….

TIP: This is also a great Business Opportunity! :)

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February 12, 2005

Toxicity of Cell Phone Waste

As described in detail in Waste in the Wireless World, cell phones (and other electronic devices) are an especially problematic component of the waste stream because they contain a large number of hazardous substances, which can pollute the air when burned in incinerators and leach into soil and drinking water when buried in landfills.

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February 10, 2005

CellForCash.com Prepares for the Market Change to Wireless Data

Ocala, FL, March 3, 2003 – As cellular services change and companies upgrade their old cellphones to new, more feature- rich models, huge numbers are decommissioned. To help stem the tide of cellphones flowing into landfills and deliver some value to cost conscious businesses, CellForCash.com has added multiple cellphone transaction capability to its popular website.

"When we first launched the application we limited each transaction to five cellphones" said James Mosieur, CEO of RMS Communications Group Inc., the company who operates the site, "we quickly found that a significant number of users had to do multiple transactions because they had more than five cellphones…a lot more."

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November 12, 2004

RMS Communications Group Inc. opens cell phone kiosk at Ocean City Mall in Toms River, N.J.

People will be able to get cash for their used cell phones. The Florida-based company then re-markets them around the world.

Ocala, FL (PRWEB) November 12, 2004 — RMS Communications Group Inc., a successful re-marketer and recycler of used cell phones, announced today it has opened a Cell For Cash kiosk at the Ocean City Mall in Toms River, N.J.

The kiosk is owned and operated by an independent RMS agent, Pat Lynch. It is open during regular mall hours and is located close to the mall’s food court.

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May 21, 2004

Monday, May 24 Begins Nationwide Number Portability

"Number portability" began in November for parts of the country, but on Monday it will be available throughout the nation. Millions of cellular phone users are about to discover that when they switch companies they can keep their number, but a new phone will be required. One company offers consumers an easy way to get rid of old cell phones and get paid cash for doing it.

Ocala, FL (PRWEB) May 21, 2004 — Monday, May 24 full portability of cellular phone numbers goes into effect nation wide, creating a new problem for consumers – what to do with old cell phones.

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January 9, 2004

Old Cell Phones Get a Second Chance

NEW YORK — It’s the New Year, which means it’s time to toss out the old and bring in the new. And for many people that means ditching an old cell phone for a brighter, better model.

But what do you do with that old clunker? If you’re like Mark Hermann, a sales account executive in Los Angeles, you probably toss the phone into the trash and forget about it.

“I’ve thrown away several phones,” said Hermann, “I always thought, who would want a phone that’s outdated?”

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