Gazelle makes it easy to sell your electronics and get cash or a gift card for them.
To sell your items, head to www.gazelle.com where you can view a list of 22 categories Gazelle will accept, including cell phones, laptops, cameras, DVD players, movies, video games and desktop computers. Select your category and Gazelle will ask for specific information, such as the manufacturer, model, and condition of the item.
Gazelle will then calculate the value of the item and make you an offer that is good for 30 days. If you accept the offer, you enter your information and Gazelle will send you a box to ship the item to Gazelle for free.
Gazelle also offers a price guarantee. If the price of the item rises, which Kennedy admits doesn't happen often, or Gazelle discovers that the item is worth more than was estimated, Gazelle will pay the seller more than the quoted price.
If Gazelle determines that your item does not have significant value, you can still send the item to Gazelle to recycle it for free. Gazelle will pay the postage if you include the item in the box - along with another item you are selling to Gazelle.
Gazelle gives you a variety of payment options to choose from, including depositing the funds into your PayPal account, or sending you a check or a gift card from Amazon or Wal-Mart. You can also choose to donate your proceeds to one of over 100 charities on the Gazelle site.
Gazelle has announced a partnership with Staples so that you can now can receive a Staples gift card as payment for your used devices. Kennedy said this is an efficient way for businesses who have many computers or cell phones to upgrade and are looking for an easy way to trade in their older devices. To trade in your electronics for a Staples gift card, visit www.staples.gazelle.com.