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    who buying cdrom boards

    Just curious.. who is buying cdrom board and if you know what they paying for per pound I would like to know thanks.

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    Most of the escrap buyers do buy them.

    One example I found is; "$2.80 CD/DVD Boards"
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    Look in the buyers section
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    They typically go for motherboard price. But, yes, check the buyer's section for the best prices.
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    I should refrase this.. I'm looking to see what the typical buy prices for cdrom, so I can be competitive.. in my area. Thats what I meant not everyone in the buyer section pays for cdrom.

    Thanks.

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    I ship mine to the buyers here since my local buyer will only pay as a midgrade board at .50 #.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pcscrapper View Post
    I should refrase this.. I'm looking to see what the typical buy prices for cdrom, so I can be competitive.. in my area. Thats what I meant not everyone in the buyer section pays for cdrom.

    Thanks.
    price them the same as your green motherboards.


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