Small businesses often don't have formal IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) contracts and may be happy to have someone take old towers off their hands for free or a small fee.
Finding low-cost or free inventory requires looking where others see "e-waste": buy junk computers
Educational institutions and government offices frequently retire large batches of "older workhorses" during hardware refreshes. Small businesses often don't have formal IT Asset
To "buy junk computers," you typically aim for one of three goals: , refurbishing for resale , or collecting vintage hardware . 1. Where to Source "Junk" Computers refurbishing for resale
Use platforms like Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace to find people giving away non-working PCs or selling them for nominal fees.
Building relationships with workers at local scrap yards can give you first pick of "junk" before it’s processed. 2. Profit Strategies Scrap Electronics: What's Worth Money?