The value of a Motorola Moto G100 depends on its condition, storage capacity, carrier lock status, and any security settings left enabled on the phone. ecoATM pays instant cash at the kiosk and provides online estimates, and its pricing is backed by real-time market data and often beats carrier trade-in values. Because offers vary by condition and market, use ecoATM's online quote or app to lock in a price before you go to a kiosk.

First get an estimate online or lock in a price in the ecoATM app, then prepare your phone by following the prep steps. Find a nearby ecoATM kiosk (located inside Walmart and other major retailers), place your Motorola Moto G100 in the kiosk so it can run diagnostics, and then accept or decline the offer shown on-screen. If you accept, you get paid on the spot in cash or via PayPal or Venmo.

Yes — ecoATM accepts Motorola Moto G100 phones with cracked screens, dents, faulty batteries, water damage, or other defects, though condition will lower the offer. If a device cannot be offered cash for resale, ecoATM will route it to responsible recycling so it doesn't end up in a landfill. ecoATM evaluates every device and either refurbishes or responsibly recycles what can't be resold.

Yes — ecoATM buys both locked and unlocked Motorola Moto G100 phones, but carrier-locked devices typically receive a lower offer than unlocked ones because lock status affects resale value. A carrier-locked phone is one that can only be used on a specific carrier until unlocked, and ecoATM will still assess and make a competitive offer based on market demand. If you're able to unlock the device before selling, you may get a higher payout.

Back up any data you want to keep, sign out of your Google account, and disable Factory Reset Protection before you arrive at the kiosk. Remove your SIM card, charge the phone, and perform a factory reset (ecoATM's site shows reset instructions) so your personal information is removed prior to assessment. ecoATM also recommends bringing a government-issued ID if you decide to sell.

You should factory reset your Motorola Moto G100 before selling to remove personal accounts and data, and ecoATM recommends this step as part of preparing your device. ecoATM also uses specialized data-erasing technology and industry-standard wiping procedures on devices that power on before they are resold or recycled. These combined steps help protect your personal information when you sell to ecoATM.

Devices in good condition are refurbished and resold, giving them a second life and keeping them out of landfills. Devices that can't be resold are responsibly recycled through ecoATM's certified e-waste partners (ecoATM is R2 certified and follows recognized recycling standards), which helps keep toxic materials out of the environment. ecoATM's processes prioritize reuse first and recycling for devices that cannot be refurbished.

For the Motorola Moto G100, ecoATM bases the trade-in value on how the Motorola phone tests at the kiosk. Condition matters, so storage, carrier lock status, screen condition, battery health, whether it powers on, and Factory Reset Protection status can all raise or lower the offer. The nice part is that you can check an estimate first, then let the kiosk run a quick diagnostic before you commit. If the number works for you, ecoATM can pay instantly in cash or through Venmo/PayPal where those options are available.