Great for broken iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks. They give you a quote online, you mail it in, and they pay via check, PayPal, or Amazon gift card.
They take broken screens, but you’ll get significantly less than you would through an online buyback site. 4. Selling for "Parts" on eBay stores that buy broken electronics
If you prefer store credit for your next upgrade, these are your best bet. Great for broken iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks
When your phone has a cracked screen or your laptop won't boot, you don't have to toss it. Many retailers and specialized services will still pay for the parts or the refurbishing potential. These are often the easiest way to get a direct cash quote. Many retailers and specialized services will still pay
Tech hobbyists and repair shops scavenge these listings for screens, motherboards, and buttons.
Excellent for Kindles, Fire TV devices, and Echo speakers. They often offer a gift card plus a percentage off a new device. 3. Local "Eco-ATM" Kiosks