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Five websites that turn your used electronics into money
CNET eBay Instant Sale is a quick way to get rid of old electronics, even if they don't work. Just answer some questions about the condition of your used device to receive an offer. eBay will pay for the item to be shipped in and then evaluate it once it … |
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AAUW used book sale reopens September 9 – Asbury Park Press – Asbury Park Press
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AAUW used book sale reopens September 9 – Asbury Park Press
Asbury Park Press The AAUW Northern Monmouth County Branch Used Book Sale opens for its 49th season with a preview event on Friday, September 9 from 7 to 9 PM at Old … |
ABQ isn’t cheap for used cars – Albuquerque Journal
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ABQ isn't cheap for used cars
Albuquerque Journal ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Albuquerque has been listed among the most expensive cities to buy a used car, according to a new study released by online shopping website CarGurus. The Duke City placed second on the list just behind Fresno, Calif., but ahead … |
A better way to mine gold from old electronics – New Atlas
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A better way to mine gold from old electronics
New Atlas When you get rid of an old phone or tablet, you're likely to remove your valuable information from it, but what about the valuable materials – like gold – that it contains? Naturally, such substances are too hard for consumers to retrieve, which might … |
Avis taps into TrueCar for used-car sales – Automotive News (subscription) (blog)
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Avis taps into TrueCar for used–car sales
Automotive News (subscription) (blog) "TrueCar, it looks like, is a very good online marketer of used cars," De Shon told analysts during the rental company's quarterly conference call this month. "For each car that we sell through an alternative channel like this, we get [more … |
Why Buying Used Tech Is a Genius Move – Men’s Fitness
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Why Buying Used Tech Is a Genius Move
Men’s Fitness If you're like me, you see the word “used” in front of “tech” and you instantly think “junk”—outdated smartphones and virus-hobbled computers. And that's a shame. Because used tech doesn't have to mean bad tech. In fact, buying secondhand computers, … |