Review of Mobile Cash Monster
Mobile Cash Monster or “MCM” are a new mobile phone recycling site that are run and operated by the same people, B2B, Mobile and MP3 recycling company. Redeem PLC, that run the already successful and hugely popular mobile phone recycling site Money4urMobile.
So the site is new but the company behind it, Redeem PLC is not. Redeem is an international leader in the recovery, reuse and recycling of mobile phones, ipods, electronic devices and printer cartridges. With operations in the UK, Ireland, Italy, Turkey and Cyprus, the company trades on a global level and is regarded as a true innovator in its field being in operation for 10 years. They have lots of other sites and brands they promote. More information can be found on the Redeem PLC site.
So what’s the score with Mobile Cash Monster?
Mobile Cash Monster offers consumers up to £255 for old mobile phones, iPods and MP3 players. The web site was launched this month, after successful trial under the name of ‘Money 4 Your Mobile’, received on average 13,000 hits per month. Customers can log on to the site, input their handset details and be given an estimated value based on its condition. MCM will then send out a free-post envelope for you to send back complete with handset and receive payment either by cheque or in to a bank account within seven working days. Simple.
How to use the Mobile Cash Monster site?
The MobileCashMonster site is basically a clone of Money4urMobile which, again, are run and operated by the same people, Redeem PLC. And we have reviewed Money4urMobile before (Money 4ur Mobile review) and provided a how to guide for selling and recycling your mobile phone. And we have also compared Money 4ur Mobile against Mobile Phone Xchange. I invite you to check them out first before selling your mobile to them.
To sell and recycle your mobile phone with MobileCashMonster is easy. Like selling it with Money4urMobile all you have to do is go to the MCM site and search for your make and model of phone. When selected you will need to register and enter your name and address details. You will give your email address and a password will be emailed to you for later on. The next page that comes up will give you a few options to choose from such as if you would like to print your own freepost label and envelope (fastest way to return your items). Or if you would like to request a freepost envelope.
You will then just need to confirm your address details and choose how you want to be paid. MCM currently offer payment by Cheque or BACS bank transfer only or you can donate the money made from your mobile to charity should you wish. Unfortunately you can’t donate a certain percent and keep some you have to donate all of it. I am sure more people would choose to donate a percentage to charity if they had that option. I do believe MazumaMobile have that option on their site but this is about MCM.
Once you have confirmed and selected everything you will just need to tick the box to confirm you agree with the terms and conditions. Which you should read and which are straight forward and easy to understand. Then just click the green submit button. You can enter a “Promotional Code” if you have one. The next page is the thankyou page where you’ll find a reference number and a free-post address label for you to print off. Then that’s it. Your order is complete. You are advised to send in your phone to MCM within 14 days as they guarentee the price offered within that time limit.
- Paying up to £255 for mobile phones
- Accept Working/Broken Mobiles: Yes/Yes
- Accept iPods and Inkjet Cartridges Yes/Yes
- Free Postage/Envelope: Yes/Yes
- Estimated Payment Time: 7 days
- Payment Methods: Cheque, BACS, Charity
- Sell and Recycle to Mobile Cash Monster
One Response to “Mobile Cash Monster Review New Recycler”
This sounds great! Did you test it?