GameStop has been branching out of just selling games for some time now, and it may not be widely known that they accept smart phone trade-ins when buying new devices from them. Today the retail chain is expanding the number of devices capable of being traded in, as well as giving some extra incentives for those trade-ins. GameStop will now take "popular handsets" from Samsung, Motorola, BlackBerry and other brands and give instant cash or in-store credit.
For those opting for the in-store credit option, you'll receive additional value of $10 to $50 on top of what you'd normally get for the device. PowerUp Rewards Pro members will receive even more in-store credit for trade-ins. If you're interested to see what GameStop will offer you for your device, head to the source link below.
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GameStop Expands Electronics Trade Program to Include More Smartphones
Popular handsets from Samsung®, BlackBerry®, Motorola® and other brands now eligible for instant cash* or in-store credit at GameStop stores nationwide
GRAPEVINE, Texas (April 4, 2013) – GameStop® (NYSE: GME), the world’s largest multichannel retailer of video games, has again expanded its mobile electronics trade program to include a variety of the hottest smartphones, following heightened customer demand. Customers can now receive instant cash or in-store credit for smartphones from top manufacturers like Samsung®, BlackBerry® and Motorola® at all of GameStop’s U.S. stores.
“GameStop’s trade-in program drove more than one million electronics trades in 2012, proving we’re meeting a real need for consumers,” said Joe Gorman, vice president of mobile at GameStop. “With the variety of innovative new devices launching this year, it’s the right time to add even more smartphones to our electronics trade program."
Now through April 28, customers can take advantage of the following lucrative trade bonuses when they trade any accepted devices, including smartphones, tablets and media players:
For items valued between $20.00 - $49.99, get an extra $10 in-store credit
For items valued between $50.00 - $124.99, get an extra $25 in-store credit
For items valued between $125.00 and more, get an extra $50 in-store credit
For example, customers can receive in-store credit up to $530 for an iPhone® 5 or up to $280 for a Samsung Galaxy S® III with this offer.
GameStop PowerUp Rewards™ Pro members can receive even more in-store credit when trading electronics:
For items valued between $20.00 - $49.99, get an extra $15 in-store credit
For items valued between $50.00 - $124.99, get an extra $35 in-store credit
For items valued between $125.00 and more, get an extra $70 in-store credit
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