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We are excited to be exhibiting at MWC Americas in San Francisco. This is the show’s debut year, stemming from a partnership between Mobile World Congress and CTIA. The event connects professionals across the mobile landscape and features the technology, people and ideas driving every aspect of the evolving wireless ecosystem.
Mobile is a huge part of our business: we recently launched a marketplace for one of the nation’s largest wireless carriers and are pleased to offer direct access to trade-in and overstock cell phones and wireless accessories from top carriers, manufacturers and buyback companies.
If you’re in the San Francisco area or planning to attend the show, feel free to stop by our booth in the West Hall #W. 715, to meet us. For a look at our marketplaces dedicated to mobile inventory, please visit our mobile marketplaces page.
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