200 Million Good Reasons to Recycle Cell Phones
If you didn’t know that you can recycle cell phones, you’re not alone. Almost 200 million broken, obsolete and unused phones are going to waste according
If you didn’t know that you can recycle cell phones, you’re not alone. Almost 200 million broken, obsolete and unused phones are going to waste according
SecondWave’s Co-Founder, Ryan Rubel, on The Roger Hedgecock Show talking about why e-waste matters and donating phones! [youtube=http://youtu.be/QXydgQvyn0Y&rel=0]
Co-Founder, Ryan Rubel, spreading the word about SecondWave Recycling on CW News! [youtube=http://youtu.be/Z8aJoDxprN8&rel=0]
Technology is getting hard to keep up with these days.You are noticing all your family and friends, young and old, having the latest and greatest
Nothing against Metallica because, you know and we know they rock. But when it comes to heavy metal, we want it in our headphones and
Co-Founder, Ryan Rubel, doing his “thing”, talking about recycling on NBC News! Exciting day!!!! [youtube=http://youtu.be/EEs0mHVhDPg&rel=0]
SecondWave’s Co-founder, Ryan Rubel on KUSI News, The Morning Show, to talk about cell phone recycling. It was a fun one! [youtube=http://youtu.be/oSsZhPAoQCA&rel=0]
We love our cell phones when we get them. We are amazed by the new features, the improved cameras, easier texting and we are excited
You may be wondering what really happens after you donate cell phones. Every cell phone is different, and the processes for disposal vary. The age, wear,
We love it when people recycle cell phones so we make it free and easy to support great causes and reduce the e-waste in our landfills.