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Post-Twee

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Apr 16, 2014
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Hi everyone, just a quick question: I know Apple has a reuse and recycle program that allows you to turn in your old iPhone for credit towards a new one, but do they accept models as recent as the 5C? I've really been wanting to switch for a 5S and trading in my 5C to get some credit towards it would be pretty great.
 

thegrants82

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Jun 15, 2013
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Right here
Hi everyone, just a quick question: I know Apple has a reuse and recycle program that allows you to turn in your old iPhone for credit towards a new one, but do they accept models as recent as the 5C? I've really been wanting to switch for a 5S and trading in my 5C to get some credit towards it would be pretty great.

You will never regret the swap, great move!
 

kupkakez

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Apr 4, 2011
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Austin, TX
Hi everyone, just a quick question: I know Apple has a reuse and recycle program that allows you to turn in your old iPhone for credit towards a new one, but do they accept models as recent as the 5C? I've really been wanting to switch for a 5S and trading in my 5C to get some credit towards it would be pretty great.

You would probably have better luck selling it on Swappa and using the cash towards an iPhone 5s.
 

braddick

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Jun 28, 2009
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Just for fun, I went to the above website and gave them all the information regarding a mint original iPhone. After the series of questions and drop down boxes they determined my iPhone had ZERO value.

(The iPhone5, mint/AT&T was worth $225.)
 

mattopotamus

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Jun 12, 2012
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As others stated you are better off selling it on either craigslist or swappa. If you are weary of those you can use gazelle or even your carrier would give you more money towards the phone than apple.
 
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