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I picked up a few SmartBoards yesterday and have no idea what to do with them. There isn't a whole lot of scrap value in them except for a few high grade boards. However, these sell for $2,500+ brand new, so I'd imagine there's a market for broken ones to be refurbished and sold. Does anyone know of a company that buys broken ones to fix? I really don't want to scrap them out for $5 in boards if I don't have to.
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Last edited by Scrap man; 07-07-2013 at 03:47 PM.
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Why are they broken? If are each broken for different reasons, you can switch parts.
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just a wild idea here, but what if maybe contact the manufacturer, or maybe the place that marketed them, not asking for resales possibilities, but a place for repairs. If you're lucky this far and find some possibilities, talk to them, and ask if they need any parts ; )
I don't many people are in the same boat as you. I saw 8 of these go at auction for $1 each a couple months ago. No one knows what to use them for i guess.
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Originally Posted by 41haikuwarriors
haha, maybe I shoulda stuck to my first impulse, to mix em with some dumb boards and maybe not feel so bad ; )
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That's something to look into, but I think most if not all of them have bad boards. Plus, they're all different sizes and one isn't even SmartBoard brand.
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That sucks. Were they working? That's probably less than you could scrap them for.
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Good idea, but I don't know what I'd do with working ones either. I don't think these are something I could post on Craigslist and sell because the average person has no use for one. I also can't find any used or refurbished buyers for them. I think my only hope is that they need the parts
Last edited by Scrap man; 07-07-2013 at 04:30 PM.
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