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“From Wireless to Useless and How to Deal with it”



February 12, 2007

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“From Wireless to Useless” - Cellitused.com, Inc.

Many people are asking themselves, “How do I deal with all these used cell phones?” Everyone has started with the old “brick” style phone, then upgraded to a “flip” phone, then upgraded to a “camera” phone, and so on. Now you have a Blackberry or Motorola Q and have a drawer full of old cell phones. Well, we have talked to many people who said they have trashed them by now and just figured they were worth nothing. Others have said, “They make great toys for my kids.” Maybe you are one of those people holding on to those old cell phones for dear life because you think deep down inside, they have to be worth something. Well, you are right! Thousands of people have visited: www.cellitused.com and have turned thier otherwise useless cell phones into something more useful, CASH!

Stayed tuned to “The Cellitused Blog” for more useful information on how to keep a “signal” in this supercharged wireless age!


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updated: 08 Feb 2010 12:00am EST
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