The exact offer for your Motorola G Pure depends on the device model, storage, cosmetic condition, carrier lock status, and security settings like Factory Reset Protection. ecoATM pays instant cash at the kiosk and its pricing is backed by market data — it often beats carrier trade-in values, though final pay varies by condition and market. Use the ecoATM online estimate or app to lock in a price before you go to the kiosk.

Selling to ecoATM takes five steps. First, get an online quote or lock in an offer in the ecoATM app; second, prepare your phone by backing up your data and signing out of your accounts; third, find a nearby ecoATM kiosk at a participating retailer. Fourth, connect the Motorola G Pure to the kiosk so ecoATM can run its diagnostic and assess condition; fifth, review the offer and either accept the instant cash or digital payment or decline and keep your device.

Yes — ecoATM accepts phones with cracked screens, dents, water damage, batteries that don't hold a charge, or phones that won't power on, though condition will reduce the offer. If ecoATM can't make a cash offer for resale, the device will be recycled responsibly to keep e-waste out of landfills. ecoATM always shows you the offer after assessing the device, so you can decide what to do.

You can sell a carrier-locked Motorola G Pure to ecoATM, but locked phones typically receive a lower offer than unlocked ones because lock status affects resale value. Carrier lock means your phone is tied to a specific carrier, and that status can reduce what the device is worth — yet ecoATM still evaluates it and makes a competitive cash offer. If possible, unlocking before selling can increase the amount ecoATM pays you.

Back up any important data, sign out of your Google account, and disable Factory Reset Protection before selling to ecoATM. Remove your SIM card, charge the device if it powers on, and factory reset the Motorola G Pure so your personal information is cleared. ecoATM also recommends bringing a valid state ID if you plan to complete the sale at the kiosk.

You should factory reset the Motorola G Pure before selling to protect your personal data, and ecoATM also uses industry-standard data-wiping tools at its processing facility where technologically possible. ecoATM recommends erasing your device yourself first, then performs additional wiping on devices before resale. While ecoATM takes steps to remove data, starting with your own reset ensures your information is best protected.

If the Motorola G Pure is in good enough condition, ecoATM refurbishes and resells it, giving the phone a second life and extending its useful life. Devices that can't be resold are passed to certified e-waste recyclers and responsibly recycled so toxic materials stay out of landfills. Through ecoATM, your old phone helps reduce electronic waste and its environmental impact.

A fair trade-in value for your Motorola G Pure starts with the model, but it is shaped by the condition and settings ecoATM finds during evaluation. Storage, locks, power status, battery health, and screen damage can all matter for this Motorola phone. Use the online estimate to get a rough idea, then visit a kiosk for the diagnostic that confirms the final offer. If you accept, payment is handled immediately in cash or through Venmo/PayPal where available.