RPC Recycle - Environmentally Efficient
RPC prides itself on its environmental approach to recycling of mobile phones & communication equipment. 99.9% of all products processed through our factory in Norwich are processed in accordance to European WEEE regulations. [read more]
Recycle For Business
Businesses all over the UK can benefit from recycling their old, redundant mobiles phones. Businesses are able to get cash for any redundant mobiles they have laying around and at the same time reduce their carbon footprint. [read more]
about us
Recycled Phone Company
With the constant demands to stay in touch with the technological advances in communications we are aware that there are millions of redundant mobile phones gathering dust at businesses and homes across the UK alone.
Here at RPC we are experienced in providing a first class recycling service for businesses, paying great prices for your redundant company mobile phones.
Whether the products we receive are the very old Nokia 1611 or even Phillips Savvy's up to the modern day Nokia N96's, RPC has an avenue to recycle. Therefore 'waste' is not a word we use at RPC Recycle.
Our company is registered and complies with all WEEE directives. We also comply with the Environment Ageny and hold all current waste licenses.
www.RPCrecycle.com
The Refurbished Phone Company
The Refurbished Phone Company was born out of the need to survive in a very competitive market. Technology was overtaking the understanding of the common person's grasp on new ideas and the workings of the IT sector.
There was a need to provide a product long after manufacturers had moved onto newer technologies.
So with our expertise in both service and repair we engaged upon refurbishment, and today we are recognised as the UK's leading reseller of refurbished products 'as new' and currently staff four offices worldwide.
With our factory currently turning around approximately 26,000 mobile phones per month, year 2009/10 turnover figures exceeded £12m and projections for the 2010/11 year are set to exceed £20m.