Bloomfield Hills (GLITR)  -- Bloomfield Hills-based Wireless Source is part of a three-company consortium behind a new Web site for electronics recycling, MyBoneYard, as well as a new, secure phone recycling program.

The new Web site, at www.myboneyard.com, aims to give consumers, large manufacturers and big-box retailers an alternative to traditional electronics recycling.

The other partners in the effort are Eco International and Young America.

The Wireless Source will handle the recycling of cell phones and .mp3 players as part of the effort, and will add recycling of gaming consoles within the next few months, Wireless Source CEO Robert Sullivan said.

Sullivan said Wireless Source was introduced to the other partners through a mutual customer. "After several meetings and site tours, all parties felt that if we pooled the expertise and capacity of each of the three companies, we could offer a truly unique recycling solution," Sullivan said.

Desktop and laptop computers and monitors will also be accepted by the new program. Sullivan said TVs aren't being accepted at this time but may be in the future.

Founded in 1972, Young America began as at three-client promotion fulfillment company and has grown to nine locations in five different countries offering services in rebates, sweepstakes, targeted sampling, merchandising and loyalty programs among others. For more information on Young America or MyBoneYard.com, visit www.young-america.com

Since 1995, The Wireless Source has processed more than 10 million handsets and is currently supporting more than 4,000 wireless retail locations nationally. More at www.wirelesssource.com.

Founded in 1987, Eco International is a leading electronics product asset recovery and recycling company with collection services including on-site events, single package collection via UPS, on-site storage systems and truckload management. Since its founding, For more information on Eco International, visit www.ecointernational.com.

Wireless Source also announced a new service that offers large corporations and their employees the ability to recycle wireless devices in a safe and secure manner and receive payment for the retired units.

The service is cost-free and features guaranteed data removal from the retired wireless handsets, while ensuring proper disposal of unusable devices.

Organizations can learn more by going to www.thewirelesssource.com or calling
(800) 527-4700.