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I want to upgrade my computer, but I do not know where to sell my old components. Do you know where to go?

You can look on the Internet for services that buy cpu. There are plenty of them if you look hard enough. For example, recently my brother and I sell cpu from our computer on this site https://gadgetpickup.com/sell/computer- ... sktop-cpu/ . Although it was not worth a lot of money because it is quite an old model, but we sold it quickly. For us it was the most important thing.

Do you use eBay? If not yet, that's where you should go. You can sell anything there.

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eBay is a good choice...
you also can check this out:
A Guide on How to Sell Computer Parts, PC’s and devices

Here are some links from buysellram.com for selling various computer parts:
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How to sell servers and network equipment to us?

Refurbishing used electronics is to extend the life of old technology. In a long term, it also helps maintain a Green Worldfor all of us. There are many ITAD companies work on this target, check this ITAD company profile.

Test equipment is very important for system debugging, to diagnose the system issue. In general, test equipment is also expensive and can hold value. Hence, do not dump your used test equipment or just leave them aside to lose value. You can sell your used test equipment to save money for an equipment upgrade. If you look for a reputable online buyer, you may check this link for buysellram on nextdoorcommunity.