We Buy Key Fobs Our Name Says It All!

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At We Buy Key FOBs we do just that.... BUY UNWANTED VEHICLE KEYLESS ENTRY REMOTES!

We typically buy from Auto Dealers, Auto Auctions, Auto Salvage Yards, Auto Body Shops, and any other place that might have a larger quantity of key fobs. We pay you cash money for your unwanted car remotes! Turning your trash into CASH! How much do we pay? See our current paytable below:

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How Do You Get Paid?

We can pay via Paypal, Credit Card, or Company Check.

When Do You Get Paid

We pay upfront for Paypal & Credit card transactions. For a company check we send payment 1 business day after receipt of the key fobs

I'M READY TO SELL...WHAT DO I DO NEXT?

Download & complete our payment invoice form at http://www.webuykeyfobs.com/Download...20DOWNLOAD.pdf If you are receiving payment via Paypal or Credit Card email us the completed invoice to info@webuykeyfobs.com or fax to 402-671-5100. Once we receive the payment request we will give you a call with payment. If you are receiving payment via check simply send the completed invoice and the key fobs to us:

We Buy Key Fobs
10306 Ellison Circle
Omaha, NE 68134

or give us a call at 402-671-5100

Sent In 68 keys fobs. I think from the date it was mailed to the day I got my check was 10 days so not to bad. Real easy to work with and If you have over 40 Fobs shipping is free. Also I know this poster has not been online but the prices are up to date.

good deal great to see reviews of buyers

what is the difference between the 2 on the price list?

Quick google search will tell you.

My company sent in 14 key fobs about two weeks ago from older vehicles coming into the yard. Quick payment and prices are better then most are offering in the industry. Payment was made even easier by using PayPal from the day we mailed them to the day we got the payment was about 5 business days alot faster then most of the companies we work with. We will be doing business with them again in the near future.

We do business with this company and they are great to work with! Ask for Mandie or Nick!!!!

We have some FOBs but never sold any yet. What was the pricing like?

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Originally Posted by Houstonecycler

We do business with this company and they are great to work with! Ask for Mandie or Nick!!!!

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How many do you have for sale? What type? make ect?

Hi,

When you say we pay up to, what is the minimum paid for that and is based on what criteria for minimum and maximum price?

I'm looking for some Audi 96 - 2001 3 button remote keyfobs.

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Originally Posted by eesakiwi

I'm looking for some Audi 96 - 2001 3 button remote keyfobs.

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eBay has some
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...+audi&_sacat=0

Anyone used this service i have alot of key fobs I sent quote to this companies website we will see how it goes

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this is just an example of what I have quite of few of these if anyone knows where to send them

They responded said they have to work....anyone know easy way to test these.....

A car parts place near me has a small tester & if you push a button on the key fob, and a red light on the tester flashes, then the key fobs sending a signal.

Thats about all that i can tell you. Except ebay might sell testers, it would be a simple receiver circuit.
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I checked to see if theres a app that will do that. Most reviews of apps claiming to seem to be negitive.
In theory i think there might be a working app that will do it.
Or even a breadboard DIY receiver circuit or a way to hack one up outta parts.
I have a cheap ( US$5 ) signal tester for picking up 'bugs'. I will try that out right now.
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Hey COOL!! IT WORKS!!!! It does detect car alarm/remote car door unlocking keyfobs.
Mines a [ CC308+. ] Several $ cheapo ( US$6 ) thats already earnt its purchase price.

https://www.amazon.com/Worldoor-Mult.../dp/B00W32PLYS

https://youtu.be/l8v6pdhFSTw

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I would assume they test them when they receive them? For the value of what's there if they DON'T work, I'd let them sort them out. I know it's not "right", but I think they are better set up for it. Plus, you'd have to buy a few known "good" batteries. There still is a little value to them if they don't work, and for the price they pay, I'd wouldn't feel so bad giving them free ones.

Thanks for your replies........The company didn't respond here but did respond via email..........As far as giving them free one's I guess we will find out as I sent in over 250 of these fobs and will post results later.........Some were in very poor condition is why I wanted to try to test them..........I saw a few videos on youtube about getting a tester but just don't have the time...........Will post results later

Even though they are not active on this site I was very pleased with transaction...........Sent a bunch of fobs in my opinion very poor condition but they paid out on probably 75% of them...........Fast turnover time nice transaction