Mobile phone recycling site MobilePhoneXchange and retailor e2Save Announce New Partnership deal to recycle mobile phones.
Top UK mobile phone recycling service MobilePhoneXchange has announced an exciting new partnership with online mobile phone retailer e2save, part of Carphone Warehouse.

PARADISE, ENGLAND, February 24, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The deal will see MobilePhoneXchange provide their service on e2save's website, allowing customers to recycle old mobile phones for cash and help the environment by recycling unwanted handsets. Customers visiting e2save.com/trade-in will be given the option to select their handset from a list and see how much money they could make from recycling their mobile.

This method of giving consumers the opportunity to sell mobile phones for cash has proved very popular, providing an eco-friendly alternative to disposing of the handsets in landfill and harming the environment.

The announcement is the latest in a line of successful online partnerships including Debenhams, Marks & Spencer and Argos, and highlights MobilePhoneXchange's ongoing commitment to providing a wide-reaching mobile phone recycling service that benefits both consumers and the environment.

About MobilePhoneXchange.co.uk: Established in 2005, MobilePhoneXchange.co.uk specialises in trading old or used mobile phones for cash for both consumers and the business sector. MobilePhoneXchange.co.uk trades most mobile phone brands for cash or retail vouchers including Nokia, Samsung, iPhone, Blackberry, Panasonic, Motorola, Sony Erickson and many more.

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Press Release Contact Information:

Mike Mkcoy
Mobile Phone Recycling
Environmentalist
100 Letsby Avenue
Paradise, Holy
United Kingdom EN8 8AB
Voice: 07870320828
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