You don’t have to worry about any of the above, and its simply a case of sending your phone away by post to one of the recycling providers.  Our Mobile Phone Recycling Comparison Tool  also helps you find the best price available for your handset.  We are often surprised at the difference in the prices offered so if you compare before you sell you could make up to an extra £120.

In fact, most of the main companies offer similar policies, and you often recycle your phone in the same ways.  The big point that we like to consider is how much each different recycling company values your particular phone model.  By using our mobile phone recycling comparison tool you quickly realise the massive differences in pay-outs between different operators.  If you shop around in this method before actually getting the phone recycled you can make up to an extra £100 just by knowing where to recyle.

As a rule of thumb however, we think that Fone Bank and Envirofone offer great service, and prices on phone recycling.

What do you think?  Leave a comment below about your own experiences.

Use our mobile phone recycling comparison tool to navigate to your particular model of iPhone.

Browse the listings to find the best price for your iPhone, and the company that offers it.

Simply click on the desired link to get the process started. That really is how easy the process is.

Get the process started now!

The regional carrier announced that it had struck a two-year deal with Redeem plc that invites passengers to recycle their mobile phones using freepost envelopes, which can be picked up during flights from the Flybe Uncovered magazine.

Travellers can also recycle printer cartridges under the scheme to receive reward points, which can be exchanged for flights or access to some of the airline’s lounges across Europe.

Here at Mobile Phone Recycling we are always a little sceptical about large companies getting on the recycling bandwagon as we’re sure many do it for marketing reasons, but this scheme seems very useful. Not only can you recycle phones but they also donate money to Cancer Research UK.

Mike Rutter, chief commercial officer of the airline, said: “Flybe is delighted to be working with Redeem on yet another Flybe first.

“We expect our passengers to respond very positively to the opportunity to recycle their old phones and printer cartridges and help Cancer Research UK at the same time.”

A good idea, but you still make more money by recycling with us here giving you extra cash to donate to a charity of your choice.

Reading reviews about Fone Bank reveal that not only do they have high payouts for popular phones but they also pay promptly. “payment was as described and lightning fast and the whole experience with Fonebank has been a pleasurable and profitable one”.

How to recycle with Fonebank:

• Once you have completed your order, print your order sheet. If you can’t print for any reason please write clearly on a piece of paper your order number, name and telephone no.

• Place phone(s) in a suitably sized Jiffy bag and seal securely with your order details inside. If you do not have a jiffy bag wrap the phone(s) in bubble wrap or tissue paper and place in well taped envelope or box.

• We recommend sending the parcel special delivery.

Ahem, thats where mobile phone recycling comparison websites come in, and funnily enough we just happen to be one of them.  We compare the UK’s leading phone buyers such as Envirofone, Phonebank and Mopay to find the best prices - the great thing is that with over 10,000 different prices you would be here all day manually doing it.  Now you don’t have to!  Simply put your feet up and let us do all the work for you.

How Does It Work?

1. Search our site here to find the brand and model of phone you want to recycle and sell.  Browse by brand and phone, or use the search box.
2. Use the comparison table to locate the phone seller offering the most money for your phone.
3. Finally, visit that retailer, fill out your details, send your phone off, and wait for your funds to quickly be deposited in to your account.

Simply stick your phone(s) in the jiffy bag and post it off to be recycled.  The great thing is that most of the phone buying companies pay you within seven days or sooner.

How will my phone be recycled?

In many cases your phone will be good enough to be reused and this is the most environmentally friendly way to recycle it.  However, if your phone is damaged and not working (and unable to be repaired) then it will be broken down to its component parts and recycled.