There are lots of reasons why you might want to sell your used I.T. Equipment. Perhaps your business has closed and you are liquidating. Maybe you’re growing and need an networking system that will keep up with your new demands. You might have experienced a network meltdown and would rather get rid of the stuff than pay to have it fixed. But this stuff is expensive. It would be great if you could sell it off rather than dump it in the trash– even a little money from it would offset expenses and keeping out of the world’s landfills only helps the environment. So what do you do? How do you find someone who’s looking to purchase the exact equipment you want to get rid of?
You could try craigslist or another similar online site, but the chances that the person who needs exactly what you have, say an end-of-lifed Cisco 803 Ethernet router will even check out your listing is slim.
That’s where a company like MULTI-LINK Communications Products (MLCP) comes in. Although known for being a leading alternate provider of Cisco hardware, MLCP also accepts used equipment (as well as equipment in need of refurbishment) to sell on consignment even if you don’t buy anything from them! That’s right! You don’t need to buy from MLCP and they’ll still sell your old equipment for you for a nominal fee.
Why would a company do this?
For one, MLCP has the ability to do it. The company’s international client base is so wide and diverse, they constantly get calls from customers in need of refurbished equipment that’s no longer manufactured. For many companies who aren’t ready to upgrade but still need to replace a single, obsolete component, purchasing something you no longer need is ideal. Second, MULTI-LINK is a fully functioning distributor that’s been in business since 1995. The company is about building long-term relationships and helping its clients with all their I.T. hardware needs– whether it’s purchasing new systems, refurbishing old ones, upgrading, downgrading, or liquidating altogether.
So before you toss thousands of dollars in the trash and add to a landfill, contact MLCP and check out their Investment Recapture Strategy.