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$$$ Buying Electronic precious metal scrap! $$$
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Buying Electronic Precious Metal Scrap!
Cash for your Computer Scrap | Cash for Computer Scrap

PRICING EFFECTIVE (meaning current)
10/21/2024

ATTENTION: If interested in working with us, please allow us to send you a quote on shipping picked up at your door!
Effective Immediately:
Mail in program criteria:
1. Must have a lot value of $150 or more (if using our prepaid labels, the $150 is the total lot value before shipping deduction)
2. If lot value is less than $150, we request no more than 3 grades of material, pre sorted.

Pricing delivered to our dock (44139)
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS
Please remove batteries and excess AL and Steel - Please remove mercury relays as well. Those will incur a charge if received.
PRICE/LB MATERIAL
$2.70 Motherboards Small Socket (All Colors - P4 and Newer)
$5.90 Motherboards Large Socket (All Colors - Slot, P3 and older)
$3.45 Mid Grade High - Finger Board Trimmed/Devalued, Peripheral Boards, Wireless Router Boards Low End
$1.80 Mid Grade – Mid grade boards that are less populated than mid grade high and/or contain and abundance of contamination and/or are newer with less intrinsic metal content.
$5.65 Finger Boards (Only need to remove OVERSIZED heatsinks, battery... metal bracket is OK)
$7.00 Dual Socket Server Boards - Large Socket
$4.35 Dual Socket Server Boards - Small Socket
$4.75 Telecom Low Grade
$7.00 Telecom Mid Grade
$5.90 CD/DVD Boards (please remove ribbon wire and brown board if attached)
$4.75+ Tape Drive Boards (Paid on sort)
$6.00 Laptop Motherboard Boards

HIGH VALUE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS
PRICE/LB MATERIAL
$11.50 RAMBUS (Memory with METAL Enclosure, also Blank Memory and Memory with Gold Trim cut)
$14.00 Hard Drive Boards (Sorting fee of $.30 per lb. Hard Drive Boards paid on sort once removing Floppy, CD/DVD and Media Boards)
$14.00 Cell Phone Boards CLEAN (please remove excess Plastic, Steel, Screens, Aluminum and Battery)
$-.50/lb Memory Mixed (Sorting fee of $.50 per lb. Memory paid on sort at pricing below)
$28.50 Gold Memory
$12.50 Silver/Tin Memory
$50.00 Gold Fingers (Pricing is for quality cut trim. Little to no Green, otherwise deduction)
$22.50 Slot Processor

OTHER PRECIOUS METAL ITEMS
PRICE/LB MATERIAL
$1.50 Gold Connectors
$6.50 Older Cell Phones w/o battery and back cover removed
$3.50 Smart Phones w/o battery and back cover removed
$2.75 Any Cell Phone with back cover and/or battery
$9.50 IC Chips/Eproms

CPUs (Must be Sorted)
PRICE/LB MATERIAL
$205.00 Intel 386 and 486
$205.00 Motorola
$125.00 Pentium Pro Gold Caps
$85.00 Cyrix/IBM/VIA Gold Cap
$60.00 Pentium Ceramic
$60.00 AMD Ceramic Clean (without Al. Cap. Take $15 off for CPU with Lid)
$65.00 Black Fiber CPU
$23.00 Green/Brown Fiber without Heatsink
$11.00 Green Fiber with Heatsink - Pins
$7.75 Green Fiber with Heatsink - Pinless

COMPUTER/SERVER PARTS
PRICE/LB MATERIAL
$0.85 Hard Drives Complete
$0.60 Hard Drives Complete (Bent, Punched, Crushed - NOT Shredded)
$0.40 Hard Drives w/o Boards
$0.50 Power Supply w/ Wire
$0.40 Power Supply w/o Wire
$0.35 Mixed Floppy/CD/DVD Drives

OTHER ITEMS
PRICE/LB MATERIAL
$1.20 Laptops Complete
$0.90 Incomplete laptops (Must have Motherboard)
$0.45 AC Adapter w/ Wire
$0.30 AC Adapter w/o Wire
$0.85 Mixed Computer Wire
$0.40 Mixed Christmas/Holiday Wire
$1.20 Ribbon wire with ends (Must be PRESORTED from other wire)
$1.20 Cat5/6 with ends (Must be PRESORTED from other wire)
$0.00 Mixed Computer Plastic (NO METAL!)
$0.40 Clean Aluminum Heatsink
$1.10 Clean Cu/Al Heatsink (No fans, plastic or attachments)
$4.00 Silver Plated Brass (Holloware and the similar. No Industrial. Non Magnetic)
$0.00 15" & 17" LCD [per POUND] DESKTOP LCD MONITORS - with or without BASE - BASE - No screen bleeding, gouges, Cracks, Cut cables, water damage . Must be monitor, NOT just a panel
$0.50 19"+ LCD [per UNIT] DESKTOP LCD MONITOR - with or without BASE - No screen bleeding, gouges, Cracks, Cut cables, water damage . Must be monitor, NOT just a panel
-$.10/lb LCD Monitor Scrap (LCD monitors that fail testing are considered scrap and charged at $.10/lb)
$0.50 Laptop Screens [per UNIT] Must be in case, pass light test, be in tact, no bleeding, water damage or cracks. ... Cut wire/bad screen -$0.25/lb (CHARGE) - All Netbooks Screens are Scrap. Please do not send them unless you plan on paying the recycling fee.


BATTERIES (CAREFULLY READ!! CRITERIA BELOW)
PRICE/LB MATERIAL
$0.15 Li Ion Laptop Cell 18650 (NO Swollen Batteries. Exposed terminals MUST be taped)
$0.15 Li Ion Cell Phone Batteries (NO Swollen Batteries. Exposed terminals MUST be taped)
$0.15 Li Ion Polymer - Laptop, Tablet and Cell (NO Swollen Batteries. Exposed terminals MUST be taped) (No ECIG or Lithium Compound batteries!)
$0..30/lb NiMh
-$.15/lb SWOLLEN BATTERIES ARE A CHARGE ITEM
-$.40 CHARGE Terminal Tape Fee
-$.10/lb CHARGE NI CD (Dry Cell)

Prices are subject to change without notice.
Pricing is determined by date of RECEIPT of material unless otherwise noted.

Anything else, send us an email: info@CashForComputerScrap.com Thanks

Originally Posted by DESCRAPPER

E can we still leave the brackets on finger boards (pci cards) but remove heat sink, cooling fans etc.

Yes that is still ok.
Thanks

So, we dropped off another load. I'm thinking it was over a ton. I know we had about 900 #'s of High Grade boards, then the rest of what the guys took up. There was a mix up with our Dock time (I screwed something up...lol) and Mario and crew (2 guys short) unloaded, sorted and cut a check Same Day! I'm not saying he'll do this every time, but I appreciate that he took care of my guys! That shows strength of character! With the exception of LOW GRADE, and retail quality units, we only sell to CFCS because for 2 years, we've only had Amazing service and feedback from Mario and his team!

We get solicitations all of the time, and the answer is always the same. "Thanks but No thanks!"

Just dropped off nine 65 lb boxes at FED Ex........Any issues I have ever had with this company were taken care of within hours.......Even get a phone call or text from Mario or staff member from time to time.....LOL

Hey all-

Being a newbie at e-scrapping I just thought I would write a brief note regarding my experience with Mario/Ewasted/Cashforcomputerscrap.com. Overall, it was ridiculously easy and pleasant. The way I did it was: 1. assembled my scrap in similar piles, 2. weighed each pile rounding up to the nearest oz, 3. packed it in the smallest box it could possibly fit in, 4. logged in to their website and a. printed out an invoice to put in the box and b. printed out the FedEx shipping document to tape on the top, 5. dropped the box off at a designated FedEx site, 6. waited for the cash to appear in my Paypal account.

The box left NE Kansas on a Tuesday, arrived at their facility on Thursday, and the money appeared in my account the next Tuesday- total time: 7 days. Pretty amazing, really!

The box weighed 36.6 at shipping, measured 16x13x13 (a 1.5 cubic foot "moving box") and cost $21.37 using CFCS's pre-paid label. The total recovered scrap was 35.3 pounds, so the effective shipping cost was about $0.61 per pound. I don't have much to compare this to, but it seems pretty reasonable. I'm sure there are "sweet spot" combinations of volumes/weights in FedEx's pricing charts- with a little effort you could probably figure out what the most cost-effective volume/weight ratio is for your location (then again, it may not wind up varying by much).

What I turned in:
1. Gold connectors 5 lbs @ $1.50 = $7.50 (too bad my wife threw out an oatmeal can full of these things six months ago!)
2. Laptop/cell phone batteries 1.54 @ $1.10 = $1.69
3. Telecom boards 0.25 @ $4.80 = $1.20
4. Cell phones (no batteries) 0.65 @ $5.25 = $3.41
5. Gold memory 0.32 @ $13.85 = $4.43
6. Motherboards 26 @ $2.90 = $75.40
7. Telecom (different type?) 1 @ $4.45 = $4.45
8. Fingerboards 0.6 @ $3.90 = $2.34
minus shipping -$21.37

Net total $79.06

A few thoughts: overall, I'm quite happy with the exercise. There was a bit of a learning curve in collecting and processing the computers, etc. (which I enjoyed), though quite a bit of time went into scavenging them, taking them apart, and sorting the remains into piles (If you add in the wire, steel, motors and power supplies I turned in locally I probably netted closer to the original $100). Is it worth it? Yah, it is, so long as you have a place to put the stuff while it accumulates that doesn't annoy your significant other. I'll continue to pick up the odd piece of electronics here and there, but boy howdy am I envious of you folks that ship a pallet at a time- at that volume this really starts to make sense (Where do you *get* 50 computer towers at a time??? A different thread, I suppose).

Apart from the RAM sticks, the cellphones were the most valuable items- that kind of surprised me. I just got a new (very cheap) one at the AT&T store, and my wife grimaced when I asked them if they had a bucket full of dead phones in the back. If my better half hadn't been standing next to me I probably could have talked the sales rep into giving them to me...

One edit: I did have a couple (like one or two) hard drive boards in the mix that theoretically should've brought more money. I consider it my fault for not keeping track of them and getting them mixed in with the dozen or so CD/DVD boards I sent.

Last thing- I was a little worried about having "enough" of any one thing to make it worth processing. It seems like they accept fairly small quantities of items- had I known, I would've thrown my little pile of CPUs in as well. Next time...

cheers,
thebugguy

Buggy, I use sandwich or gallon sized baggies and big rubber bands for small quantities of smaller boards, like a handfull of HD boards or memory. If you use baggies then you can use a black marker to write on it.
It helps to keep stuff separated/sorted.

And a handful of memory, just throw a rubber band around it.

Originally Posted by Mechanic688

Buggy, I use sandwich or gallon sized baggies and big rubber bands for small quantities of smaller boards, like a handfull of HD boards or memory. If you use baggies then you can use a black marker to write on it.
It helps to keep stuff separated/sorted.

Yep. When we shipped small loads of odds and ends (cpus/ram) to Ewasted we used ziplock bags. Made it really easy.

Personaly I think on a buyers thread no one but the buyer should be answering the questions.