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Western Digital Hard drive

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Looking to sell your used Western Digital (WD) hard drives? We purchase all types of 2.5" and 3.5" corporate WD hard drives, both new and used, in bulk. As a leader in corporate WD hard drive recycling, we offer top prices and uphold the highest security standards to ensure complete and ethical data destruction. For every WD hard drive you sell to us, we provide a certificate of data destruction for your peace of mind.

If needed, we also offer options for proper disposal and physical destruction of valueless items.

When you sell your used WD hard drives to us, we cover:

  • Global shipping from any location
  • Secure data destruction
  • A certificate of data destruction for every unit

We buy all brands & Types of new & Used hard drives

3.5" & 2.5" Western Digital Hard drives
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The process OF SELLING USED WESTERN DIGITAL HARD DRIVES is simple

1

Send a list of used WD hard drives

Provide us with a list of your used WD hard drives, and we’ll promptly send you a quote.

2

Ship it

Once we agree on a price, ship your old WD hard drives to us—or we can arrange a convenient pickup.

3

Get paid

After securely erasing all data, we’ll send you payment along with a data destruction certificate, perfect for your records.

READY, SET, SELL USED WD HARD DRIVE. Fill out the form to get going.

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WHY SELL USED Western Digital HARD DRIVE TO BIG DATA SUPPLY, INC.?

WE HAVE THE BIG DATA SUPPLY OLD Western Digital Hard Drive BUYBACK PROGRAM GUARANTEE
Our program is designed to help you reduce risk, maintain compliance, and protect the confidentiality of sensitive data when you sell your used Western Digital hard drives to us. We offer a comprehensive approach that includes free value audits to ensure you get the best possible return, full chain of custody tracking, detailed reports on secure data destruction, and a cost-effective, eco-friendly process for recycling or selling your used Western Digital hard drives.
WE ARE R2v3 & RIOS CERTIFIED Western Digital Hard drive recycling company
We hold R2v3 and RIOS certifications, which validate our commitment to industry-leading practices in electronics, e-waste management, and hard drive recycling. RIOS certification, accredited by ANSI, incorporates critical standards including ISO:14001 (environmental management), ISO:9001 (quality management), and OHSAS:18001 (occupational health and safety). Companies with R2v3 and RIOS certifications meet high standards for responsible recycling. These certifications ensure consistent, top-quality service when you sell or recycle your Western Digital hard drives with us, no matter the location. They also enable us to adapt to evolving materials, technologies, and challenges, allowing us to expand our services to support your growing needs.

Frequently Asked Questions
Why Sell Your Used Western Digital Hard Drive?

If you have an old or unused WD hard drive lying around, selling it can be a great way to maximize its value and earn some extra cash. For drives that are still in good condition, not too old, and hold a decent resale value, selling is often a better option than opting for physical destruction or recycling—especially if you have no plans to repurpose it.

Data security is a common concern when selling used hard drives, but our data destruction solutions ensure that all residual data is permanently deleted, making it unrecoverable and keeping your information completely secure.

 

Is It Safe To Sell Used Western Digital Hard Drive?
A common concern when selling an old Western Digital hard drive is whether data previously stored on the drive could be accessed by the buyer or others after it’s sold. This worry about data recovery leads many to hesitate before selling used hard drives.

While it’s true that individuals with sufficient expertise could potentially retrieve residual data, there are effective tools and methods available to securely erase data, preventing any chance of recovery. To ensure data security—and in some cases, comply with legal regulations—a secure option is to sell your used WD hard drives to a reputable IT asset disposition service, like Big Data Supply Inc.

At Big Data Supply Inc., we handle complete data eradication, providing a certificate of data destruction for each WD hard drive sold to us. This formal audit document not only protects your privacy but also supports your organization’s compliance with data security and risk management regulations.

What Is The Value of a Used Western Digital Hard Drive?

The value of an old Western Digital (WD) hard drive depends on several key factors, including:

  • Condition: Factors such as age, any functional or cosmetic defects, and whether a newer model has replaced it will impact its resale value.
  • Storage Size: WD hard drives come in various capacities, from under 100 GB to over 16 TB. Higher capacities generally have greater value.
  • Type: Drives can be traditional HDDs (mechanical) or SSDs (Solid State Drives), with SSDs often commanding a higher price due to their speed and durability.
  • Model: Specific model numbers or part numbers can also affect value, as certain models are more in demand.
  • RPM (for HDDs): The drive’s RPM (revolutions per minute), such as 5400, 7200, 10k, or 15k, influences performance and price.
  • Transfer Rate Speed: Drives with higher data transfer rates, such as 190 MB/s, are often more valuable.
  • Physical Size: 2.5" and 3.5" form factors are common, with some buyers favoring a particular size based on compatibility.

 

What Should I Do With My Old Western Digital Hard Drive?

You have three main options for handling an old Western Digital hard drive, depending on its condition and potential resale value:

  1. Reutilize
    If the hard drive is still functioning well, consider reusing it. You could repurpose it in another device or convert it into an external storage drive. Before doing so, check the drive’s health to ensure it’s still reliable. As a rule of thumb, drives under five years old with a solid health status are good candidates for reuse.
  2. Sell
    If the drive is relatively new and in good condition, selling it can be a great way to earn extra cash. Just make sure to securely erase all data before selling. Partnering with a certified IT asset disposition (ITAD) vendor like Big Data Supply Inc. can ensure secure, ISO-compliant data destruction, giving you peace of mind.
  3. Dispose
    If the drive is no longer usable and has little to no resale value, the best option is secure disposal or recycling. Physical destruction, such as shredding or degaussing, guarantees that the data cannot be recovered. This is a secure method for old drives containing sensitive information.

 

How Do You Prepare a Used Western Digital Hard Drive for Recycling or Selling?

Preparing a used Western Digital hard drive for recycling or resale involves securely erasing all stored data to ensure it’s unrecoverable. While the approach may vary based on the drive type and model, here are the basic steps:

  1. Data Wiping
    Use software specifically designed to wipe data securely, making sure that no residual information remains. This is essential to prevent any possibility of data recovery.
  2. Physical Destruction
    For the highest level of security, physically destroying the drive ensures data cannot be accessed. Methods include degaussing with magnets, drilling holes in the drive, or, for extreme measures, running over it with a vehicle. However, physical destruction makes the drive unusable for resale.
  3. Verification
    It’s crucial to verify that all data is indeed unrecoverable, especially if the drive held sensitive or regulated information. Unless you have specialized data-wiping equipment to securely erase and verify the data destruction, it’s best to work with a certified recycler like Big Data Supply Inc. They provide reliable data destruction services and can issue a certificate of data destruction, giving you confidence that your data is secure.

 

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