Sell My Motorola Phone & Trade-in For Cash

BankMyCell compares used Motorola cell phone trade-in values from reputable online buyback stores. These are the ones that accept cash payments via Check, PayPal, Direct Deposit, Cash App, or Zelle and also provide free shipping.

There are many stores that buy Motorola cell phones, and sometimes, selecting from the quotes can be confusing. BankMyCell simplifies the process by comparing prices from top-paying online buyback stores.

The price of used Motorola cell phones is determined by the following factors:

Aside from trade-in quotes for used Motorola cell phones, BankMyCell also includes customer ratings, payment options, and info on free returns or shipping.

Here are some of the reasons why trading in on BankMyCell's partner stores provides better deals than other shops:

It's best to sell your used phone to BankMyCell's online buyback stores because they offer free shipping, which means you'll get your full profit without any deductions. Unlike carriers and other retail stores that only offer low-value store credit, our stores offer high cash payouts. 

BuyBack Stores:

BankMyCell's price comparison tool lists reputable online buyback sites that provide high trade-in values for used phones. All you need to do is to ship the device or drop it off at a local UPS/USPS/FedEx drop-off point.

To begin trading in your old phone, visit the BankMyCell website and choose the model and condition of your device. The following are services offered by BankMyCell:

Carriers/Big Box Stores/Marketplaces:

Most retail stores and carriers do not buy broken Motorola phones, but BankMyCell-affiliated stores do. Just keep in mind that selling your phone right away is preferable to having it repaired before the sale.

The cost of repair may exceed the trade-in value of your device. It's best to sell your cracked cell phone before its value drops, especially if it's more than 2-3 years old.

Most retail stores like Best Buy, GameStop, Swappa, and even Sprint (carrier), don't purchase faulty devices. On the other hand, you can sell your Motorola phone online to BankMyCell's partner stores even if it is broken.

Its' still tradeable as long as you're the legitimate owner and the device isn't crushed in half. The following are some of the common faulty conditions accepted by our stores:

Motorola trade-in offers from BankMyCell offer generous cash payouts. We only offer cash, so you can spend your profit however you see fit. Other trade-in programs only provide store credit, which is only useful when upgrading with the store.

However, in-store trade-in offers are 40-50% less than the device's value in exchange for the convenience offered by these programs.

Fully understanding the model of your device is essential when trading it into buyback stores.  Follow the instructions below to determine your phone's model name:

Use the Settings App:

Using BankMyCell:

Popular Motorola Devices in This Range / Series:

Common Motorola Operating Systems:

Knowing the storage capacity of your cell phone is important when doing a trade-in. Follow these steps for your Motorola devices:

Erase Data in Your Old Phone:

To protect your personal information from the buyer of your used device, perform a factory reset, also known as a hard reset or formatting. However, before you reset your phone, you must first backup your data.

Remove your SIM and SD cards

For data protection, remove your SIM and SD cards from your used Motorola cell phone. Remember that you can still use those cards for your next device, which will save you time from purchasing new ones.

To remove the SIM and SD cards from your phone, follow these simple steps:

When you sell your used Motorola cell phone, the reputable online buyback stores we have at BankMyCell make it simple for you to handle the shipping. If you don't have a printer or a box, some stores will provide you with a free shipping label and packaging.

You can easily ship your phone to your preferred online store. Simply find a UPS, USPS, or FedEx collection location and drop it off. Payment can be expected within 24 hours of the store receiving the phone.

Take note that each store has a price lock, as seen on the price comparison page, which ranges from 7 -30 days. So lock in your price immediately while it's still high because the price usually drops as time passes.

If your device has any issues that cause the quote to change and you decide not to push through with the sale, you can get your device back for FREE - ZERO RISK.

BankMyCell-affiliated stores accept used Motorola phones from any US carrier, such as AT&T, T-Mobile, US Cellular, Verizon, and Sprint. Just keep in mind that you get paid more for selling unlocked phones compared to carrier-locked phones.