Sell your Used Telecom Equipment

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Looking to sell your used telecom equipment? From brands like Cisco to Mitel, we purchase all corporate telecom equipment in bulk, whether new or used. As leaders in telecom recycling, we provide competitive prices with stringent, ethical standards to securely handle and erase all sensitive data.

Our Commitment to You:

  • Worldwide shipping from any location
  • Full data destruction services
  • Certificate of data destruction
  • Hassle-free process with top dollar returns

We buy new & Used Telecom Equipment

Cisco
Mitel
Plantronics
Avaya
Polycom

The process is simple

1

Send a list of assets

We’ll promptly provide a detailed offer.

2

Ship it

Once terms are agreed upon, ship your items, or let us arrange pickup.

3

Get paid

After secure data deletion, you’ll receive payment and a certificate of data destruction for complete peace of mind.

READY, SET, SELL. Fill out the form to get going.

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Our IT Asset Buyback Program is designed to help you reduce risk, maintain compliance, and protect the confidentiality of sensitive data. This comprehensive program includes free value audits to maximize returns, full chain-of-custody tracking, detailed reports on secure data destruction, and the most cost-effective, environmentally-friendly e-waste solutions.

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Our R2v3 and RIOS certifications demonstrate our commitment to the highest standards in electronics recycling and secure data management. As an ANSI-accredited standard, RIOS certification ensures compliance with ISO:14001 (environmental), ISO:9001 (quality), and OHSAS:18001 (safety) practices. These certifications are awarded only to companies that meet strict responsible recycling standards. By partnering with an R2v3 & RIOS-certified company like Big Data Supply, you are assured of secure, consistent service worldwide, with the adaptability to handle emerging materials and technologies as your needs evolve.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is an IP-based phone system?
An IP-based phone system, or "IP telephony," is a phone system that uses an internet connection rather than traditional phone lines or cellular networks to transmit voice data. It connects to the internet through a router and modem, allowing calls to be made over an IP network rather than a landline.

Although IP-based phones have existed since the mid-1990s, early versions suffered from slow internet speeds, resulting in low audio quality and high costs. Today, however, with significant advancements in internet speeds and telecommunications, IP-based phone systems provide high-definition (HD) voice quality and are far more affordable, both in initial investment and ongoing costs. Many modern IP-based systems also include advanced features not typically available with traditional phone systems, making them a versatile choice for businesses.

Where can I sell my used telecom equipment?

If you’re looking to sell your used telecom equipment, here are three main options to consider:

  1. Peer-to-Peer Marketplaces (e.g., eBay): Selling on platforms like eBay allows you maximum control over pricing and terms. However, finding the right buyer can be challenging, especially for specialized enterprise telecom equipment, which may have limited demand on these marketplaces.
  2. Classified Sites (e.g., Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, Amazon): These platforms offer a wider pool of potential buyers and are often easier for quick sales compared to peer-to-peer marketplaces, though they may limit flexibility in pricing and terms.
  3. Specialized IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) Companies: Selling to an ITAD company is the quickest and simplest option, as they offer fair market prices and handle the entire process, including secure data eradication if your equipment contains sensitive information. ITAD companies, like Big Data Supply Inc., are experienced in telecom equipment buybacks and can streamline the process for enterprise assets.

 

How can I sell my used telecom equipment?

You can basically sell your used telecom equipment in just a few simple steps:

  1. Evaluate the Condition: Check the physical and functional condition of your telecom equipment. Be thorough and transparent about any defects or imperfections to set clear expectations for potential buyers.
  2. Identify the Model: Confirm the brand and model of each item to assess its market value. If there’s a visible brand name, model, or serial number, this step will be straightforward.
  3. Take Photos: Capture clear photos of the equipment, including close-ups of the serial number and model. Be honest in your photos—if there are any visible defects, make sure to show them.
  4. Find Buyers: List your equipment on classified sites, peer-to-peer marketplaces, or reach out to ITAD companies like Big Data Supply Inc., who specialize in buying telecom equipment and can provide a fair valuation.
  5. Package and Ship: After finding a buyer, carefully package the equipment for shipping. Some ITAD companies may offer pickup services, especially for bulk sales, to simplify the process.

 

Is old telecom equipment worth anything?

Yes, old telecom equipment can still hold value, though its resale price depends on several factors:

  1. Age: Older telecom equipment generally has a lower market value.
  2. Condition: Equipment in good working condition usually sells for more than units with cosmetic or functional issues.
  3. Availability of Newer Models: As with most tech, the release of newer models often drives down the price of previous versions. However, if there’s no direct replacement, even older models may retain a stable value.
  4. Rarity: Occasionally, discontinued or rare telecom equipment may increase in value, especially if it’s sought after by collectors or serves specific use cases.

To get a sense of your equipment’s market value, you can easily check listings for similar items on platforms like Amazon or eBay.

 

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