Gazelle, a popular place to sell your iPhone, ends its trade-in program
What you need to know
- Gazelle is shutting down its trade-in program.
- It is recommending that customers use ecoATM instead.
In a press release, Gazelle, a popular destination to sell your used iPhone, has announced that it is closing down its trade-in program. According to the post, the company will no longer accept trade-ins as of February 1, 2021.
For those who have used Gazelle to sell their unwanted electronics, the company is recommending that consumers sell their phone or tablet at ecoATM, a company that allows you to trade in your phone or tablet for cash at a physical kiosk.
For those with trade-ins in progress, the company will still honor those. It will also continue to sell used devices on its website at a discount.
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