[From Jimmy Andersen] Over 350,000 cell phones are thrown away in the U.S. everyday. There's a new company in Northwest Arkansas that wants to put in their helping hand. GadgetSalvage.com is the newest re-Commerce business in the South and prides itself on their green business ways. GadgetSalvage.com today introduced its online exchange dedicated to giving individual consumers an easy way to sell pre-owned lifestyle goods on the Web. With an initial focus on consumer electronics - including high end cell phones, gaming consoles, GPS devices and electronic books - GadgetSalvage.com eliminates the hurdles of selling items online by offering consumers a service that meets their desire to "sell it now" and quickly turn their items into cash. By providing a quick and easy way for consumers to get a guaranteed price for the products they no longer need, Gadget Salvage does the work of finding new owners for functional products, or at the very least, guides the products through the proper recycling process.
"Most people don't realize that some of their phones and other electronics collecting dust in a drawer at their house still have a monetary value. And if we have to pay these people to realize this and can help with the recycling process, then that's what we'll do," says Nathan Smith, the co-founder and CEO of GadgetSalvage.
GadgetSalvage has made the selling process very easy. All you have to do is find your specific gadget, answer a few questions about the condition, fill out a shipping form and then you can expect a box at your door within 2-5 business days. You then pack up the gadget and send the box back. You can expect a check for your gadget within 5 business days or get paid immediately via PayPal. GadgetSalvage has already brought in more than 100 different items over the past two months with prices varying from $20-$300.
GadgetSalvage wants it to be easier than ever to sell electronics from your home and have succeeded in doing so. Help out America’s e-Waste problem and get paid for being GREEN!
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