IT MERCHANT
We buy, move, recover and study IT equipment and the markets around it.
This is a corporate mini PC — the kind that leaves offices by the hundred every week when a company refreshes its fleet. Tap any part: what it is, what it does, and why it matters when a machine reaches the end of its first life. Nothing for sale here — just the anatomy.
Tap any part on the drawing or in the table · every machine that comes through gets opened like this
| Part | What it is |
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Working fleets, weird pallets, whole racks. Paid on verification.
Open, test, wipe, grade. The value hides in parts as often as in machines.
The same machine is four different prices depending on how fast you need the money.
The last exit, not the default. Weighed, documented, accounted for.
Mohamed films the floor — what a machine cost, what was inside it, what it sold for, what went wrong.
What's actually inside a retired office PC — and where each piece goes next
Why companies pay to recycle computers that other companies will pay to buy
The one part hiding inside thousands of retired laptops
YOUTUBE · INSTAGRAM · TIKTOK · LINKEDIN — FIRST DROPS SOON
Three thousand computers, one weird pallet, or a closet nobody's opened since 2019 — tell us what's in there and we'll tell you what it's worth and where it ends up. We buy with our own money, so the number is a real number and it comes from someone who's touched the equipment. Selling one machine, not a pallet? Sell it yourself on eBay — a single tested laptop clears more there than we could pay you, and we buy from ten units up.
Need one machine today? eBay and Amazon Renewed are genuinely good at that — single units belong there, not here. This list is for people who buy in tens and hundreds: tell us what your market actually takes — models, specs, grades, counts, what it won't accept — and we'll come to you when it hits the dock.
A machine you want opened, a question, a correction, an idea for the site — anything. The box is open on purpose.