Having recently upgraded my Nokia 3330 mobile phone to a Sony Erisson 750i, I decided to take an inventory of the mobile phones in our household, both retired and active. The result is shown below.
Mobile Phone Heaven - From left to right, my wife's Motorola , my daughter's Samsung, my office Nokia, and three retired phones, 2 belonging to my wife and my beloved Nokia 3330 cell phone.
I usually recycle my old mobile phones, which is why there are no old retired phones of mine in the bunch, in fact I recently recycled a very old Nokia phone belonging to my wife which I knew she would not miss.
For more details on recycling mobile phones, visit Recycling Appeal UK.
I wonder how many old mobile phones are hiding in your cupboard, bearing in mind that those of us in the first world countries tend to replace rather than repair most of home gadgets or electronic devices. I wonder what the case is in third world countries.
Mobile Phone Heaven
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11:16 pm
I think I have three in my house that are not being used!
12:22 am
Well, here in Nigeria, we repair the phone until it is no longer repairable. Finally, it will end up as one of those junks in a phone technician's workshop.
9:22 am
as of now I did trade in 2 nokia mobiles of mine with www.fonebank.com last year
6:46 am
It’s really good idea if you want to upgrade it to a new more advanced model, but by comparing in recycling mobile phones site, you will get the best price for your old mobile phone.
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