Welcome to the Tracpoint Wireless FasTrac News letter.  This free monthly publication is focused on one area- increasing your sales.  TracPoint Wireless Inc. identifies revenue solutions for the Wireless Dealer Market. Utilizing a network of experienced wireless executives, the company creates sales and marketing solutions, then bundles these into proven turnkey programs which can be easily implemented by the Wireless Dealer. We share this information on how to implement these programs with Dealers across the country who may not normally have the knowledge or time to do so.

The TracPoint Wireless mission is to implement these specific value added programs with our Dealer partners where a significant sales gain is achieved, resulting in an ongoing profitable relationship between TracPoint and the Wireless Dealer.

We strive to:

*Increase Dealer’s Wireless Phone Sales

*Produce specific and measurable results to insure each program is profitable for the Wireless Dealer

*Continue to identify and create additional revenue programs to add to the TracPoint Wireless product line.

*Utilize our extensive Dealer Network to identify best practices for the benefit of all

TracPoint Wireless is the one company dedicated to providing revenue programs and value added services to the Wireless Dealer market.    Please contact us so we can share our program results with you.

The wireless business, at the tender age of twenty-something, barely old enough to drink, has grown from very modest beginnings to a dominant global industry in no time flat. In this short 20 years, wireless has permeated the US population, from pre-teens to post-retirees while transcending all economic barriers with a barrage of affordable service cost options. Now subscribers have nearly a zero barrier to entry with free handsets available to all that provide roaming-free service coverage among major carriers that blankets the geographical US with quality we could only dream of a few short years ago.

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A poll conducted by Wireless Week found that 62% of their readers store their old phones in drawers instead of recycling them. According to an article in Recycling Today, less than 1% of cellular phones are recycled, from the 100 million that will be discarded this year alone. INFORM Inc. estimates that 130 million cellular phones will be discarded each year by 2005. The laws of November 2003 surrounding cellular phone portability (the ability to retain your number while swapping carriers), coupled with the tsunami of advertising and sales promotion from major wireless carriers, forecast a mass exodus of wireless hardware. Simply put, the recycling of handsets and batteries has become more than a fad – it is a necessity. So how do you make money with recycling?