For me, when I have bulk items like lots of boards that I don't feel like breaking down, I take them to the local e-waste recycler. As long as you "know" what you have and appear knowledgeable, they won't try to cheat you on price. For specific items like processors, yes, I have sold them in "lots" on eBay. Be sure to do an advanced search of "sold for price" for your items so you know what to list them at or if it is worth it (you may need to build up more). Always get the best price you can and know the value of your parts and your work. Happy scrapping!
Hi! Great video! Very helpful! Could you please tell me where to take mother boards and power boards to scrap? Will any scrap yard do or does it have to be a place that specifically recycles electronics?
In my area, most scrapyards take e-waste, but I would definitely call first to make sure or check their website. You can also break down the boards into smaller components and sell them online, but you will not make near as.much unless you have a lot of stuff (shipping is too expensive these days).
I sell mine at the local scrap yard. Some yards take ewaste and some do not. You might have to check with your local yards to find out for sure. You can also sell some items (if you have a lot such as processors) to buyers online, but then you have to ship them. Best of luck.
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I have 14 broke screens 50-65inch didnt know wheres the Value salvaging was at. SO Thanks
Y would u have 15 broken tvs. Do u play alot of FIFA? (People throw controller at screen)
Is the best place to sell working parts ebay or other online sites? So do you just look up the model # to see what might sell for what, etc?
For me, when I have bulk items like lots of boards that I don't feel like breaking down, I take them to the local e-waste recycler. As long as you "know" what you have and appear knowledgeable, they won't try to cheat you on price. For specific items like processors, yes, I have sold them in "lots" on eBay. Be sure to do an advanced search of "sold for price" for your items so you know what to list them at or if it is worth it (you may need to build up more). Always get the best price you can and know the value of your parts and your work. Happy scrapping!
@@HNXMedia Thank you I have dozens of TV to tear apart now lol.
Hi! Great video! Very helpful! Could you please tell me where to take mother boards and power boards to scrap? Will any scrap yard do or does it have to be a place that specifically recycles electronics?
In my area, most scrapyards take e-waste, but I would definitely call first to make sure or check their website. You can also break down the boards into smaller components and sell them online, but you will not make near as.much unless you have a lot of stuff (shipping is too expensive these days).
Thank you!
Wheres the best place to try and sell these parts?
I sell mine at the local scrap yard. Some yards take ewaste and some do not. You might have to check with your local yards to find out for sure. You can also sell some items (if you have a lot such as processors) to buyers online, but then you have to ship them. Best of luck.