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  1. 10-17-2012, 08:44 AM #1
    BohemianLush
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    And it has occurred to me that this company is probably reselling/reusing some of these commodities. For those of y'all that resell some of this stuff...do you really get that much more than scrap value? I guess I can see you could in some ways. We came across a dozen or so video/sound cards still in the box that I looked up and retail for several hundred dollars. However, at this point we aren't looking to start a retail store to sell this stuff. And if we did I would send it to KZBell to sell on consignment!

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    Ill give you 2 examples of better than scrap value that you can make right now since we are in the same town. It takes on average 23 sticks of ram to make a pound. I pay $2 for each 1gb stick of ram that would be $46 a pound. Granted thats if they each check out good. Second hard drives. Any hard drive 80gb or more I will pay between $1.50 and $10.00 each. The average hard drive weighs 1.25 pounds and I think the most any buyer on the forum pays for them is $1.10 per pound. So scrap value on whole hard drive is $1.37 on average.
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