ebaying laptop parts

I think you are going to get a lot less interest in a large lot of things like keyboards rather than selling them individually. I just bought a keyboard for 22.00 off ebay (new) for a laptop I wanted to resell. I certainly would have purchased a used one for 10.00 if I could of found one, but even though I fix a few laptops a month, I'm not interested in an auction for a "lot" of them, I just want the keyboard I currently need. I think you should take your time and sell them one by one.

I refurbish and ebay a lot of laptops, and I will tell you not to even bother with the batteries unless you can test them.

With the keyboards, only do them in lots if they are the same exact model. Laptop parts can be a tough sell, ebay seems to be saturated with them. If you have Dell, HP, or Mac parts you could do well. The guys who are refurbishing tend to stay away from the cheapo brands like Gateway, Acer, and Compaq.

I can get dell Lenovo lap top parts by the ton. But only parts. Any of you guys need volume and will pay 10,000 plus I'll make happens tell me what you want.

Aaron Stillwater.

I did OK selling screens as untested, but for low price. Usually put 4-8 pieces in a lot and sold for $25-30 per lot, as-is with no returns. I did not have much luck doing the same with keyboards.
I seldom tear down laptops any more, fix the newer ones and turn in the rest for scrap whole.

I've got over 300 I've been working through (very slowly) and I've had good luck with just selling them "as is". Fortunately, I've got plenty of testing equipment here.

If I'm unsure, I just pop it up "as is" and sell it like that. When you do, you'll usually get more than you do selling it "broken" or whatever. As is, untested is probably the wording I'd use to maximize it.

Send me a PM if you have any specific questions about the laptops, it's one thing I'm good at!