Top Dollar Paid For Ram Guarenteed

[patnor1011]

Lets wait for the price he is going to offer.

 

[g_axelsson]

I think he understands how the forum works a bit better now, so please, only constructive discussions now on in this thread.

I also removed the poll, it didn't fill any purpose and contained profanity which is against board policy.

The above text I wrote in my role as a moderator. Personally I would also like to see prices, especially as you said you pay more than boardsort. What are your prises of the same categories?

We have at least two buyers of sorted rams here on the forum and they pay a lot more than boardsort, I've sold 1G ram sticks to one of them in a very smooth deal.

Göran

 

[patnor1011]

1Gb working RAM can be sold for many times more than its metal content.

 

[MarcoP]

I've looked into getting a RAM tester hardware but prices are unbelievable high! It could be used to certify each module with printed results. If I had an high volume of memory modules I would probably get one and set up an ebay shop and a e-commerce to sell them.

 

[galenrog]

At least there was a little entertainment.

Thank you, Dave, for your work in keeping the board clean.

 

[Anonymous]

I've looked into getting a RAM tester hardware but prices are unbelievable high! It could be used to certify each module with printed results. If I had an high volume of memory modules I would probably get one and set up an ebay shop and a e-commerce to sell them.

In a similar way I do this commercially Marco. We process around 2 tonnes of RAM per month and sell the failed RAM for refining. I do achieve around $13.5 per pound for this for standard RAM.

 

[patnor1011]

I always sell working RAM of 1GB and higher for about 7-10 euro a piece. For smaller working RAM I get about 1-3 euro a piece which is way more than I could get refining them. And I noticed that for some reason laptop memory sells faster than desktop one. Easy, fast money.

 

[edsikes]

has anybody ever heard from this guy again????

 

[Barren Realms 007]

He hasn't been back on since his original post's.

 

[MarcoP]

I've looked into getting a RAM tester hardware but prices are unbelievable high! It could be used to certify each module with printed results. If I had an high volume of memory modules I would probably get one and set up an ebay shop and a e-commerce to sell them.

In a similar way I do this commercially Marco. We process around 2 tonnes of RAM per month and sell the failed RAM for refining. I do achieve around $13.5 per pound for this for standard RAM.

Looking at my scrap pile growing, mostly from free sources, I'm thinking to change plans as my free time is almost nil lately I'm thinking to build a rig of motherboards to test SD and DDRs of various types so I could try to sell them at a better price then scrap value. A quick ram test for small sizes chips would take an hour or so. There only issue would sell them in eBay, it's plenty of those and rarely they get sold. Computer repair shops have many modules already so I'm still undecided on what to do.

Just looking for some insights from experienced members in building up a relationship with an, yet, unknown buyer.

 

[Goldwasser]

How did I miss this?

Thank you to everyone for coming to my defense. I actually went a few "rounds" with a guy in my email right about the time he made these posts here. It got so ridiculous that I started think it was a prank. I am putting 2+2 together and am seeing this guy in the results.

When dealing with him in email it felt as if I was being baited into saying something I would regret. You'll have to wake up earlier than me in order to spring that trap...

What a riot.

 

[FrugalRefiner]

He hasn't been back since his first day here. I too exchanged a few PMs with him. I don't think he liked what I had to say.

Dave

 

[Anonymous]

Most people don't like to hear the truth Dave. :roll: :roll:

 

[edsikes]

yeah figured as much just wanted to see what anyone thought of him who had actually talked to him.

he is in my neck of the woods and if he had actually been on the up and up i might have had some steady business for him. but he seemed like a tool in his posts on here...

thanks guys!