Samsung now going to replace your old phone, and also give you a cash for your old mobile. A new service from Samsung the Samsung Upgrade will give you a money for your old device and now you can commit to upgrading, or you have recently purchased, any Samsung smartphones like Galaxy S3, Galaxy S2 or a Galaxy Note. To get the money you simply send your old device once you’ve bought a new approved one fromSamsung. After processing it, Samsung will send you a check in the mail for the quoted price they gaveyou through their site. Prices for these sales can range for just a few bucks all the way upwards to $210 if upgrading from an iPhone 4S 16GB.
In this Samsung Upgrade program is that if you still have proof that you recently upgraded your Samsung phone you are eligible for this program, even though it just officially started. The idea is great and it going encourages it’s customers to move from their old phone to a Smartphone, even though many users could probably get the same, if not more cash, by selling it online themselves. Customers those who don’t want to deal with the online auctions or similar methods, this is an interesting way to make some money back from your old device from a loyal manufacturer while upgrading to a new device.
The process does sound a little unelaborated, after sending your phone in when you have your new device, Samsung will send you a check back in the mail for the quote that they gave you on the website . However, if you have a phone sitting around unused this may tempt you a bit. Here are a few numbers from phones that we know.
- DROID 2/Global – $20
- DROID 3 – $60
- DROID 4 – $165
- BIONIC – $85
- RAZR – $140
- RAZR MAXX – $200
- DROID X – $20
- DROID X2 – $45
- Galaxy Nexus – $130
- DROID Charge – $50
- Thunderbolt – $40
- Incredible – $35
- Incredible 2 – $75
- Lucid – $100
- iPhone 4S 16GB – $210
This announcement from Samsung interesting for people those who have upgrade to the SIII lately. On the home page of their Samsung Upgrade , it says: “If you’ve already purchased a new Samsung smartphone, have the proof of purchase handy.” This sounds like Samsung is willing to work with people who have already adopted the SIII as their new phone.
We know that smartphones are usually Upgrading their mobiles by launching new devices, but if you have a few unused old phones lying around and plan on upgrading, or have upgraded already: why not give it a look? Check it out Samsung Upgrade.
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