If you're looking to buy used tech on a budget, you might turn to popular marketplaces like eBay, Craigslist, or Facebook Marketplace. But with a lack of safety measures in place, it can be hard to ...

A new app from Swappa, a website for buying and selling used smartphones, wants to take the pain out of determining the value of your old smartphones. Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado ...

Back in 2010, Swappa founder and CEO Ben Edwards was into app development. To test software, he would regularly buy used phones from websites like eBay and Craigslist. “Dealing with these services ...

The eight-year-old social startup Swappa has long been known as a go-to venue for technology enthusiasts seeking out gently used devices ranging from smartphones to game consoles. Now, with the ...

Thanks to its ease of use and good prices, Swappa is a great service for trading in your old phone or tablet. Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors spend hours analyzing and reviewing ...

Since I write about mobile technology here on ZDNet, I've been buying and selling gear as part of my review process. I sold my first phone, a Sony Xperia Z2, on Swappa five years ago and continue to ...

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Buying a used Android phone can be tough. It seems like most of the people slingin’ their handsets up on eBay or Craigslist are doing so because they don’t really understand the phone, which doesn’t ...

For buying and selling used phones, we’ve always preferred Swappa. It specializes in selling phones that have been approved by staff to make sure that you get a reliable phone, not a piece of junk.

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