where can i sell used cell phones in new york city?

by cloneofsnake

i would prefer if it was around 181 street.

Answer by Chuck T
47th street

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I have over a hundred phones that my company is no longer using and want to get rid of them and make some money!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer by Erica
EBAY

Answer by Bryan S
ebay is a hassle

go with craigslist.com

Answer by Jill
Donate them to battered women.
Just turn it in at the dealer for that purpose~~~~~Jill

Answer by Scoute M
if in your country you can sell items on eBay, got for it. First try to sell few phones and see the responses, as eBay charge for listing the item on eBay, plus if you use PayPal, PayPal will also charge its cut. So be very careful while listing item on eBay, sometime public had to pay from their pocket to sell item on eBay, as their item did not sell, or if sold at very low price…..delight in

Answer by bellababi44
try craigslist.com go to your area make an account free and post it on there

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