Our readers have rung up £250k already
THOUSANDS of News of the World readers have answered our Go Green & Save call to recycle old mobile phones- bagging a massive £250,000.
More than 8,000 handsets have been sent in since we launched our appeal two weeks ago. We're helping to pay out £250,000-an average £31 for each handset. So dig out your old phones to make sure you don't miss out on making cash to help save the planet.
Your phone will be recycled so you will be helping to save the planet.
Construction worker Kevin Allan (above left), 33, from Inverness, made £109 from recycling his Nokia N95. He said: "It was so quick and easy. It will help pay off my credit card."
Dad-of-two Tim Gent (centre), 42, from Wakefield, West Yorks, made £177 from two old Nokias and a Samsung. He said: "We thought we would make a few quid and do a bit for the environment."
And clerical worker Hayley Dale, 36, from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, made £129 from her two Nokias. "It's great. I've told all my colleagues about it."
So hunt out YOUR phones. As a reward for going green we'll also enter you in a free draw to win Argos vouchers worth £500.
All you need to do is follow three simple steps: -
STEP ONE: Click on the link below and tap in details of your old phone to find out its value.
STEP TWO: We will send you a padded envelope for your phone with a reference number so that we can track it.
STEP THREE: You get paid.
(You can read more about our mobile phone recycling scheme by clicking on the related link below)
