Last nite on our dumpster diving we hit the one behind a cell phone store. One of the boxes had cards I believe are re-up cards from at&t and have what resembles a SIM card. Is there any value to these cards?
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Last nite on our dumpster diving we hit the one behind a cell phone store. One of the boxes had cards I believe are re-up cards from at&t and have what resembles a SIM card. Is there any value to these cards?
One of the e-recycler buyers would need to answer this for you. However, what your describing, is just a credit card type card that has the sim card attached to it, that you would snap off gently, and then place into the cell phone.Quote:
Originally Posted by mhlyons
Yes that is what it looks like.
Well, like I said, the buyers for e scrap on here, can give you a definite answer. I dont want to say yes or no, but I did want to confirm what you were saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by mhlyons
There is value in sim cards for sure. How much per pound I dont know. I am sure one of the buyers will respond soon.
I know someone else on here asked about sim cards and I gave him the answer I found. There are about 1000 sim cards in an ounce of gold so all you would have to do is a little math to see how much $ worth you do have. Also, I cant recall if he found a buyer per pound but if you look for the thread than he may have but I can't recall or not or you can look and send him a pm and ask him.
The thread is non computer circuit board values, probably about half way through or so but he did say he found a buyer though.