Straightforward people
No bargaining games and no false promises. They quote a rate, they explain the grading, and that is the price you get.
PCB Scrap Buyers in Pakistan · Circuit Board Scrap Buyers · Electronic Scrap Buyers

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No bargaining games and no false promises. They quote a rate, they explain the grading, and that is the price you get.
Been dealing with them since my shop opened. Rates move with the market but they always tell you honestly why the price changed.
First time selling electronic scrap and I was worried about being cheated. Everything was open and I left satisfied with the amount.
I always thought all circuit boards were the same. After seeing how they grade by copper and component content, the pricing made complete sense.
We move large volumes and cannot afford payment delays. Three transactions in, and the terms have been honoured every single time.
I got a slightly better number from another buyer, but he wanted me to deliver and wait for payment. I preferred the certainty here.
Everyone from the gate to the weighing area was respectful. The material was handled carefully and nothing went missing during sorting.
We were shutting down an office and had years of old equipment. They took the boards, RAM and processors in one go and cleared everything.
Server and networking boards were priced noticeably higher than what local dealers were offering. Clearly they know the material well.
Filled out the inquiry form in the evening and received a call back the next morning. Faster than I expected for a scrap trade.
I did not understand why different boards had different prices. The staff took the time to walk me through it instead of brushing me off.
We supply them every few weeks from our collection network. Terms are agreed in advance and payments have always come through on time.
I weighed my material at home before leaving. The reading at their godown matched almost exactly. That alone earned my trust.
Most buyers only wanted the good boards. These people took the mixed lot including the low grade material, which saved me a lot of hassle.
The dealing itself was excellent, but the godown took me a while to find. Worth the drive though, the rate covered the fuel easily.
We deal in export quantities and needed a buyer who could take a full container lot. Documentation and shipment side was handled without stress.
Part of my lot was water damaged. Instead of rejecting the whole thing, they separated it and paid a lower but reasonable rate on that portion.
They called ahead to confirm my visit, and someone was ready at the gate when I arrived. Small things, but they make a difference.
Sold mobile circuit boards to them twice now. Both times the rate was consistent and the whole thing was finished in under an hour.
The final rate was a little under the phone quote because some of my boards were heavily corroded. They showed me why, so it was still fair dealing.
The godown is organised, material is sorted properly and the staff know exactly what they are looking at. Very different from the usual kabari experience.
I brought around 80 KG of mixed computer boards. Everything was weighed in front of me and the grading was explained piece by piece. No arguments, no hidden deductions.
I only had about 12 KG of boards from old PCs. They still treated it seriously and gave me a proper rate instead of turning me away.
Once we agreed on the price, the cash was handed over right there. No promises of coming back tomorrow like some other dealers.
My processors were sorted into separate grades and each grade was priced separately. It made much more sense than the flat rate other buyers offered.
I run a mobile repair shop and accumulate boards every month. They have been buying from me for over a year now without a single payment issue.
I sent photos of my RAM sticks on WhatsApp and got an approximate rate within the hour. Final price after inspection was very close to the estimate.
We had nearly a truckload of scrap boards at our workshop. They arranged collection themselves and settled the payment on the agreed terms.
The team was polite and the price was fair. I had to wait about an hour because a truck was being unloaded, but the process itself was smooth.
I checked three other buyers before coming here. Multi World Trading gave me the highest rate for motherboards and paid cash the same day.
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