When I didn't think I would find a good laptop buyback company to sell my older Samsung laptop, I found LaptopNuts! They not only accepted my specific model but also gave me the highest cash offer of all other buyback websites, and I did look at every site who buys laptops! I was paid the same day as my laptop computer was received, what more could you wish!? Would definitely recommend them for selling old laptops!
Well, first of all, let me say that these guys know what the hell they are doing. Perhaps the only company out there who do. I don’t got no problems with all this internet fuss going on, but I don’t like when people hide behind the screen and a keyboard and from that position try to low ball and diminish not only your stuff but you personally. LaptopNuts exceeded my expectations and once my kids are back from school, I am gonna tell them to save whatever they got on their computers and we’re packing that stuff for shipping. Thanks.
Great customer service answered all my questions. They paid me more than I expected for my used laptop and made it as fast and easy as possible. I will likely be doing business with them in the future and recommending them to friends and family!
No. The entire process is free of charge. You don't pay a dime from your pocket.
Once you receive the prepaid shipping label via email, print it out, use the instructions to properly package your laptop(s), and stick the label onto the box. Then drop it off at the nearest FedEx or UPS location depending on which carrier you've chosen.
Once you receive the prepaid shipping label via email, print it out, use the instructions to properly package your phone(s) in a similar way to packaging a laptop. Stick the label onto the box and drop it off at the nearest FedEx or UPS location depending on which carrier you've chosen.
Depending on your location and the specified shipping carrier, it can take from 2 to 7 business days from the time you ship your gadget(s).
You can. But we format any storage media that comes with the device wiping it and permanently erasing all the data. Make sure you preserve any valuable data before sending your device.
To avoid any alterations to the original quote, we highly suggest that you specify the condition as accurately as possible, listing all the missing parts or accessories.
Fill out the quote and see what we can offer for it.
On average, laptop computers depreciate 25% to 50% a year. So an $800 laptop, bought 3 years ago, will scramble to reach a $200 price mark. Calculate the depreciation rate for your specific gadget.
The new generation of Apple devices makes the value of the existing models plummet. We have often noticed price drops by 40%.
We buy laptops, desktops, all-in-ones, tablets, smartphones, iPhones, iPads. Check out our current list. If you can't find it, send us a custom quote. We will get back to you promptly.
We strive to make it as simple as possible. We understand the pain and frustration of selling your old or broken laptop or some other gadget. It all comes down to filling out a quote and accurately specifying the condition. Once you ship it to us, we take care of the rest.
If you happen to severely misdescribe the condition, the model, or specifications, we will evaluate and adjust the quote accordingly. You can still decline the offer, in which case we can ship it back to the same address.
Yes, you can cancel the order at any time and have your laptop shipped back to you. However, you might be responsible for the shipping expenses (depends on the size and value).
We offer two payment methods - a company check or via PayPal. If you would like to change the payment method you selected while submitting the quote, just contact us and let us know.
If your laptop matches the condition you specified in the quote, then 2 to 5 days for a company check and 1 business day for PayPal.
We mail checks via USPS First Class Mail which on average delivers in less than 5 days. You can request to have your check expedited via USPS Express Mail for a small fee. Just shoot us a memo and include your quote number.
