Back in my pre-CrackBerry days, when picking up a new device I would always sell my old one to try and make up for some of the cost. It was a pretty good plan and made the pain of shelling out a bunch for a new phone a less painful process. Now I have a massive amount of old devices in a drawer "just in case". I never know when I'll need to use one again, so I keep them in my BlackBerry drawer for safe keeping.
What we want to know is what you do with your old devices? Do you sell them? Give them to a friend/relative? Keep them just in case? Something else? Pick the option in the poll above that best suits you, then leave a comment below.
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