Tag Archives: canada
17
Apr

Cell by the pound

Schools, rec centers, churches, synagogues, mosques, and other places of worship, animal shelters and other non-profit and community service organizations all have something in common – they can now raise money EASILY by taking up collections of unwanted scrap cell phones for recycling with CellCycle.ca. With reclaimable metals reaching record highs while donors are feeling [...]

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29
Jan

Having a party? Ask your friends to bring their old cell phones & cash in!

Christmas & New Years parties, Birthdays, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, Jack & Jills, Buck and Does, St. Patrick‘s Day… No matter what the occasion, we can all use a little extra cash to help cover the cost of a party and help make it even more fun. In addition to selling drinks & playing games [...]

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12
Apr

Cash to Recycle Cell Phones in Canada

Cell phone recycling is truly a green act since the resources recovered carry significant value and reduces the need to mine resources from places that should remain untouched. A common question we get asked is “how can I make money through cell phone recycling?” Our family business CellCycle.ca offers payment to non-profits, companies, and ordinary [...]

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21
Mar

CellCycle.ca introduces FREE national Canadian cell phone recycling by mail

In an effort to make cellphone recycling more accessible and convenient to all Canadians, I’m proud to introduce FREE cell phone recycling by mail to anyone in Canada who does not have access to a CellCycle.ca collection point. If you don’t have a collection point nearby, you can recycle your old cell phone by mail [...]

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23
Feb

Reuse for GSM or Recycle?

With the launch of Bell & Telus’ new 3G GSM network, many people are wondering if they can use an older Rogers, Fido, or other unlocked GSM phone instead of buying a new one.  The answer is unfortunately not so simple – SOME cell phones will work while others will not and those cell phones [...]

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