Who I am and What we do!

My name is Erin and I work at a company called 2ndSolutions. This company is merely trying to bring a solution to the rising e-waste problem that is continuously growing here in America. You should be well aware of this issue. A lot of people are not sure of what to do with their old technology and just throw it away into landfills. By doing this, the soil where these electronics are being dumped becomes severely toxic due to all of the chemical components that make up each piece of equipment. Third world countries are getting a lot of this e-waste thanks to companies who choose not to be compliant about the issue and people over there are getting sick and dying thanks to our electronic waste!



If you want to be a part of the solution, make sure you are properly disposing your electronics. My company, 2ndSolutions LLC, buys used technology from people and companies and try to refurbish the items if we can. For anything that doesn't have a secondary market value, we make sure to dispose of it properly by sending the items to an environmentally friendly recycling facility

Welcome to the forum Erin.

We do not have a set price list. Items vary on grade and quality, so we typically assess value then create a price list. We are very thorough when creating new clientele. We want to ensure our clients are getting the best price for their old technology.

welcome to the forum

do you guys use hatchets on computers?

Originally Posted by jackshmuc

welcome to the forum

do you guys use hatchets on computers?

No we do not. That would defeat the purpose of recycling. We disassemble all items using drills and such to break them into individual components to then be sorted into proper bins for recycling.

Perhaps if you were to give an example of some of the pricing you say you offer, you may get a better reception. Specifically, what do you pay per pound for motherboards so that they do not end up in the landfill. Or RAM? Or whole towers or laptops?

We have several reputable buyers of E-waste on this board that contribute regularly to our discussions and are very open about their pricing.

Originally Posted by parrothead

Perhaps if you were to give an example of some of the pricing you say you offer, you may get a better reception. Specifically, what do you pay per pound for motherboards so that they do not end up in the landfill. Or RAM? Or whole towers or laptops?

We have several reputable buyers of E-waste on this board that contribute regularly to our discussions and are very open about their pricing.

I do not work in that department, so it would be hard for me to say. I know that for e-scrap we pay around $3.25 per lb. We usually deal with companies that are getting rid of their old technology, so what we usually get are cell phones, laptops, computers, servers and such. We break those items down into their components and then send them to an eco-friendly recycler if they do not have a secondary market value. Like I had said in a previous statement. It is hard to give a set price when each piece of technology could have a different market value. Some companies have much older models which we wouldn't pay nearly as much for if they were brand new. I hope you can understand that and respect that. If anyone is interested in pricing they are welcome to inquire. One of my business guys would love to chat about helping find a decent price for any old technology. On most cases we even pay for the shipping and/or even come to pick it up ourselves!