From the ones I took apart, you should do better than 9.00. It's unfortunate that you made the mistake, but I really think you will be fine.Originally Posted by Decycle
Just won an auction for 103 Apple G3 all-in-ones. I though I only big 55 dollars but apparently my finger hit a 7 so I bid 755 dollars. I just won the auction for $601. Luckily the place is only 9 miles from my house.
LOL I hope these work and I can unload them semi-fast. I have the space to store them.
From the other thread, it was said I can get $8-9 in scrap per so if I scrap them I am probably looking at a $300 profit from just scrapping. I would rather not scrap then, but I can recycle the CRTs so I will do this as a last resort.
It it was me:
1. List them on CL for 15.00 a piece.
2. Get a good size box.
3. Start pulling the memory and motherboards, throw them in a box as you go, then send the box right away to a buyer to recoup your money.
I posted some pictures on just breaking down the computer parts.
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/disma...d-all-one.html
After removing the higher dollar parts, you also have some copper in the monitor part, but I would take the lowest hanging fruit as quick as I could and get my money back.
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