I want to get rid of a lot of E-Scrap and need to know what price to ask for it?

**CapitalRecovery** · 11-21-2017, 06:32 PM

I would throw all the green boards into a box and take a picture to send to E-wasted. Shipping could be taken out of the amount shipped if he buys it.

**jboze** · 11-21-2017, 09:36 PM

Looks like my local scrap yard will take most of this, so I may just sort it some and take it there over a few days.

**JJinLV** · 11-21-2017, 10:53 PM

Originally Posted by jboze

Looks like my local scrap yard will take most of this, so I may just sort it some and take it there over a few days.

Worth checking the prices. There is one yard local to me that buys ewaste but I get as much as 15x their price from buyers on this forum. As example, if I sold the last group of gold ram locally I would have got around $17 for $16+ pounds. Instead I shipped it to a forum buyer in Wisconsin and got somewhere around $250 instead.

**msmoorad** · 11-22-2017, 05:31 AM

Originally Posted by JJinLV

Worth checking the prices. There is one yard local to me that buys ewaste but I get as much as 15x their price from buyers on this forum. As example, if I sold the last group of gold ram locally I would have got around $17 for $16+ pounds. Instead I shipped it to a forum buyer in Wisconsin and got somewhere around $250 instead.

youre getting good advice here
do what he says.

if your aim is to earn the highest possible amount for what you have with the least amount of work, thats the way to go about it.

PS- i dont know if the ewaste buyers here take power supplies, hard drive cases and heatsinks
but im sure they will clarify what they take when u contact them.