Send the traffic
Point your own campaigns, profiles, referrals, and local demand to the storefront.
For established Florida phone resellers
WerOrg lets established Florida phone resellers launch a branded mail-in website where people can receive offers for used smartphones and tablets. Sellers follow one structured quote process while you control pricing, inspection, payment, promotion, and compliance.
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Instant device quote
iPhone 15 Pro
Estimated offer $315 – $476
The statewide acquisition path
Point your own campaigns, profiles, referrals, and local demand to the storefront.
The seller selects a supported phone or tablet and answers condition questions.
Your payout rules calculate the initial offer and record the accepted amount.
You receive the device, make the physical decision, and pay through your process.
What the software handles
Florida operating considerations
Florida’s Department of Revenue describes its statewide secondhand-dealer registration system and links the relevant applications.
Florida Statutes Chapter 538 covers definitions, transaction records, inspections, holding periods, registration, prohibited practices, and local regulation.
The Department of Revenue lists Form DR-1S for secondhand-dealer registration and publishes current instructions through its official forms library.
Reviewed July 26, 2026. This summary is general product information, not legal or tax advice. Requirements can depend on the transaction, location, and business model.
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Florida reseller questions
Yes. An established Florida reseller can send its own ads, referrals, social traffic, and local-search visitors to a branded WerOrg storefront. Sellers identify a supported phone or tablet, receive an offer derived from the operator’s rules, and follow the accepted handoff. The reseller—not WerOrg—buys, inspects, and pays for the device.
No. WerOrg supplies the website and quote-intake software. Registration, tax, recordkeeping, holding periods, local requirements, and legal compliance remain the operator’s responsibility. Florida businesses should review Chapter 538, Florida Department of Revenue guidance, and advice from their own qualified professional.
Yes. Supported smartphones, tablets, and iPads can appear within the same branded seller experience. The operator chooses which maintained categories are public and applies its payout rules to the available catalog.
The WerOrg seller flow supports a mail-in handoff. When an accepted order is eligible and the operator has configured shipping, a prepaid EasyPost label can be attached to the seller receipt and lead record. The operator remains responsible for its shipping, inspection, acceptance, and payment policies.
No. WerOrg is conversion infrastructure, not a lead marketplace. The reseller brings traffic from advertising, referrals, social profiles, partnerships, local search, or its existing customer base and sends those prospects to the storefront.
Built for established phone resellers