Electronics Trade-in and Recycling Program

Here at Fitz Cell we want to introduce our new Electronics Trade-in and Recycling Program.

I'm going to make you a bet.  I bet you have at least one of the electronic devices listed below that is unused and is tucked away in a drawer just collecting dust.

You can send us your old cellphones, batteries and other accessories and we will give you a trade-in value (if there is one).  We use online sales sites to calculate the fair market value of your device and subtract our processing charges and give you credit that you can use towards the purchase of a new device.

We accept the following devices;

• Laptops
• Cameras
• Digital Book Readers
• Blue-ray Disc Players
• Game Systems
• MP3 Players
• Mobile Phones
• Camcorders
• Tablets

And for those cases where you only need to use our environmentally friendly methods of recycling you can send us your electronic device and we will make sure that it gets recycled properly.

While this blog is devoted to the use of cell-phones and reviews of mobile related accessories, we also will accept tablets, laptops, and video game playing systems (see list above).

So don't let that electronic device just sit there with the batteries rotting.  Send us an email, if you want to know the trade in value of your device.  Email us at Kelvin@SanDiegoOnlineSalesGroup.com .  I know that is a long email address, but it's worth it to get that device to us.

If you would like for us to recycle the device for you for free please mail it to us at;

San Diego Online Sales Group
6920 Miramar Roade, Suite 313
San Diego, CA 92121

One Way to Handle A Stolen Phone

This blog, of pictures left on a stolen phone, is very funny

http://lifeofastrangerwhostolemyphone.tumblr.com/

And then there is the tumbler of recreated selfies

http://mycloudpal.tumblr.com/


So if your mobile device gets stolen, and the thief takes photos one way to get some revenge is to post their pics to the web. It at least makes me laugh.

How to protect yourself when buying Cell phones online.

With the economy being down right now and gas prices being so high, I have been writing in some of my other blogs advocating that shopping online, is a good way to buy and save money. You can save on gas and other cost of shopping by doing it online. This is also true for your cell phone needs.

This includes the phones themselves as well as accessories that you may need. Batteries, chargers, cases, head phones, earbuds and other items that let you get the most out of your phone.

And while you can get great deals, and save money you want to protect yourself while shopping online. Please consider the following

1. Always, always follow the adage, buyer beware, when shopping online for anything. If it were not important, they would not have a cool Latin phrase for it, "Caveat emptor."

2. Understand what can go wrong;

- fakes
- refurbished sold as new
- water damaged
- item does not work properly
- what happens of something goes wrong

3. How to limit problems

- Shop
- compare
- know what you should be getting
- read the ad
- contact buyer
- ask questions

4. What to do if there are problems

- contact buyer
- request replacement or refund
- Use site resolution systems

The best protection for you when shopping online is knowledge. Know what you are getting into before you buy. Beware and communicate with the seller first, shop at merchants who have a history of good sales. This will help to make your online purchases good ones and allow you to be protected.