Is It Time to Upgrade

Your Old Electronics?

Stay on Top of New Technology Without

a Big Spend

• In a word, yes, especially if you are an iPhone geek, hankering after the newest version of—everything.

• Apple® recently unveiled their latest model, the iPhone 6, and with it, the even larger iPhone 6 Plus, announcing them as the “biggest advancements in iPhone history.”

• The dramatic unveiling on September 9

announced the two new phones, along with the much anticipated Apple Watch, touted as their “most personal device ever.”1

Is It Time to Upgrade Your Old Electronics?

What Should I Do With My Old Phone?

• Every new generation of iPhone raises the question: what to do with my old phone? Among iPhone fans, the almost annual Apple® unveiling is no less a seasonal ritual than partying on

New Year’s Eve.

• If you are ready to join the iPhone 6 party, the first step is deciding what to do with your old electronic device.

• It is possible to be a green consumer and a loyal Apple fan at the same time when you send in your used phones or other devices in exchange for cash.

Is Turning in My Old Phone A “Green” Choice?

• When you turn in your old phone for cash, a trusted provider will take steps to reformat it and prepare it for resale.

• Avoid letting your old model devices end up in a landfill, leaching dangerous materials into the environment.

• Old devices—often only a year out

of date—can still be useful to someone else, or, if older, can be broken into components that are reused in various products.

Can I Trust the Process When Turning in My Old Phone?

• Choose a reliable Apple® specialist who will safely handle your devices. Check online reviews and look for testimonials from past or repeat customers to assure the right choice.

• Be sure to remove files and images from your phone or iPad before turning it in, to preserve all your valuable, personal information.

• Consider backing up to iTunes or iCloud for secure, convenient retrieval.

Will I Really Get Money Back?

• First, see the previous slide for a reminder—

take some care in selecting the best, most reliable service. Choose a provider that clearly outlines their payment process.

• They should evaluate your device for value, provide a quote, and wait for your

confirmation. Once you submit your device, you should receive payment by a secure method within a guaranteed time frame.

• The service provider will wipe all data from your electronic device so that any remaining personal information is safe and

sound. Then, they will reset factory settings so the phone is ready for resale.

Earn Cash for All Outdated Models of

Apple® Electronics

• All your Apple products have value in the

secondary market, not just phones. Is your old iPad collecting dust in the bottom drawer? Send it in to earn cash toward a new one.

• How about a used MacBook Pro, Mac Pro or Mac Mini?

• Why not eliminate that growing pile of past iPhone models? Sending in your iPhones from 2G through 5S could generate a nice fund to

put toward the most exciting new products.

Now, It’s Time to Make a Selection

• There is a whole slate of tempting new Apple® products to consider. The iPhone 6 models feature a more advanced camera, greater

power efficiency, and the new Apple operating system, iOS 8.

• The iPhone 6 boasts a larger screen in HD Retina display at 4.7 inches, and the iPhone 6 Plus at 5.5 inches. Both are trimmed down to their thinnest yet, keeping them easy to use and hold.1

• At last, add a totally new device to your Apple universe. The long-awaited Apple Watch has features like messaging, phoning, detailed health and fitness apps, and the new Apple Pay™ system.2

Contact Us

TurnTronics has helped schools, businesses, and individual consumers sell their used Apple® products since 2012. Their

streamlined online system makes it easy to earn cash quickly while turning in used Apple electronics. Competitive pricing and fast, reliable customer service has built a loyal following.

Visit TurnTronics.com to learn the simple steps involved and generate funds for your next generation of Apple products.