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After successful partnerships with Debenhams and Argos, the Mobile Phone (News - Alert) Xchange has now secured another exclusive partnership with Marks & Spencer to offer their customers an opportunity to recycle their old mobile phones -- 'and at the same time earn some cash,' MPX officials say.

Mobile Phone Xchange pays cash for mobile phones, and the new partnership means there's now an option to receive Marks and Spencer vouchers -- 'an additional 15 percent to be made on top of the cash value,' MPX officials say.

'I’ve already received Debenhams vouchers in the past through Mobile Phone Xchange, knowing that I can now opt for Marks & Spencer vouchers means that I have more to choose from when selling my old mobile, which is great as I have a lot of Christmas bills to pay at the moment,' MPX officials quoted one happy camper, Alex Ryan, as saying.

The amount is dependent on the handset but now their customers have an option to receive an extra 15 percent on the value if the customer opts for Marks & Spencer vouchers. In other words, a Nokia (News - Alert) N95 8GB goes for £114 cash or £129 Marks & Spencer vouchers.

Sending in the handsets is free with Mobile Phone Xchange's prepaid envelope. Mobilephonexchange.co.uk trades most mobile phone brands for cash or retail vouchers including Nokia, Samsung, iPhone, BlackBerry, Panasonic, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, what have you.

Earlier this month TMC had the news that Ascom (News - Alert) Wireless Solutions, a vendor of on-site wireless communications, was delivering service maintenance to over 450 Marks & Spencer's stores across the UK and Eire.

Ascom and Marks & Spencer, one of the world's leading retail groups, have enjoyed a long commercial partnership in which Ascom supplies the retail chain with critical wireless communication devices. Marks & Spencer view the Ascom offering as core in their drive to deliver high levels of customer satisfaction and improved overall efficiency.