Exertis launches reseller trade-in portal

Staff Reporter

August 14, 2023

Exertis has launched a trade-in portal for resellers to offload unwanted handsets, tablets and laptops.

Exertis guarantees the price for 14 days after an order is made through the portal. If a device is sent after 14 days the price is adjusted to the current price.

Exertis’ business division MTR already has experience in recycling devices through a trade-in website for end users.

Exertis company MTR handles consumer trade-ins.

Exertis IT CEO Tim Griffin, said: “The importance of sustainability in the secondary sales market is more important than ever. The market for traded-in handsets is a circular economy that is growing year-on-year”

GRiffin: secondary sales market is more important than ever.

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