Sell Used

Cisco Equipment

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Specialize in Bulk Buy Back

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Eco-friendliest Solution to Selling Used Cisco Equipment

Are you looking to sell your used Cisco equipment like switches and routers? You can sell  Cisco equipment in bulk, both new and used, ranging from the 4900 to 6500 series. Being the leader in the recycling of corporate Cisco equipment, we provide the best prices along with the highest, ethical security standards to safely remove sensitive data belonging to your company when you sell old Cisco equipment to us. To prove it, we'll provide you with a certificate of config resetting.

When you sell your used Cisco equipment to us we will cover:

  • Shipping from any location in the world
  • Data destruction
  • Certificate of data destruction

We buy new & used Cisco switches

adtran
ATLAS
E Series
M/C Series
MX Series
NetVanta
OPTI
Total Access
Total Reach
TRACER
cisco catalyst
2960
3550
3560
3750
4900 Series
4900 Series Modules
4500 Series
4500 Series Modules
6500 Series
6500 Series Modules
dell
Powerconnect 2700 Series
Powerconnect 3500 Series
Powerconnect 5400 Series
Powerconnect 6200 Series
EMC
Extreme Summit series
X250
X350
X450
X460
X650
6800 BlackDiamond Series
8800 BlackDiamond Series
10800 BlackDiamond Series
12800 BlackDiamond Series
Foundry/brocade
Foundry BigIron
EdgeIron
FastIron
NetIron
ServerIron
Turbo Iron Series
Brocade DCX
Brocade MLX
Brocade FCX
Brocade VDX
Brocade XMR Series
Fortinet
FortiGate: Unitfied Threat Management (UTM)
FortiManager: Centralized Management
F5
1000 BIG-IP Series
1500 BIG-IP Series
2000 BIG-IP Series
2400 BIG-IP Series
3400 BIG-IP Series
3600 BIG-IP Series
5000 BIG-IP Series
5100 BIG-IP Series
6800 BIG-IP Series
6900 BIG-IP Series
8400 BIG-IP Series
8900 BIG-IP Series
ARX Series
FirePass
WANJet
Enterprise Manager
Data Manager
HP
Procurve 2600 Series
Procurve 2800 Series
Procurve 4100 Series
Procurve 5300 Series
Procurve 5400 Series
Procurve 6600 Series
Procurve 8200 Series
Juniper Ex Series
2200
3200
4200
Palo Alto
PA - 200
PA - 500
2000 Series
3000 Series
4000 Series
5000 Series
Sonicwall
TZ100
TZ170
TZ190
TZ200
TZ210
TZ205
TZ215
NSA 220
NSA 240
NSA 250M
NSA 2400
NSA 3500
NSA 4500
NSA E5500
NSA E6500
NSA E7500
NSA E8500

The process of selling cisco equipment is simple

1

Send a list of assets

We'll send a quote back to you.

2

Ship it

Once we agree on a price, send us Cisco equipment you want to sell. We'll even come to pick it up. Nice, huh?

3

Get paid

Once the data is erased, you'll receive payment and a data-destruction certificate. You know, to hang on the fridge.

READY, SET, SELL USED CISCO EQUIPMENT. Fill out the form to get going.

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Why Sell Cisco Switches to big data supply, inc.?

WE HAVE THE BIG DATA SUPPLY CISCO EQUIPMENT BUYBACK PROGRAM GUARANTEE
When you sell used Cisco equipment to us, our buyback program will help you in reducing risk, maintaining compliance, and guaranteeing the confidentiality of all sensitive data. Our comprehensive program includes free value audits to guarantee the best possible value, thorough tracking of the chain of custody, thorough reporting on the destruction of secure data, and the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly way of selling Cisco equipment.

WE ARE R2v3 & RIOS CERTIFIED

We’re R2v3 & RIOS certified. This attests to the fact that we recycle old Cisco equipment and follow the best practices tailored to the electronics industry.  The ANSI-accredited RIOS certification standard satisfies all requirements from OHSAS:18001 (safety), ISO:9001 (quality), and ISO:14001 (environment). Companies that meet responsible recycling standards are rewarded with R2v3 & RIOS certification. When you sell Cisco equipment, R2v3 & RIOS guarantee a constant quality of service, everywhere and at any time.

Frequently Asked Questions
What can you do with old Cisco switches?

Basically, you have three main options with the used Cisco equipment you no longer use:

  1. Dispose of it/recycle it
  2. Repurpose it (i.e., using it on another system or network)
  3. Sell old Cisco equipment for extra cash, which may finance the upgrade

Which one is the best option for your used Cisco equipment? It depends on several key factors:

  • Condition: the only options available to you if the Cisco equipment is no longer functional are recycling and disposal. You can still sell Cisco networking equipment or use it for another purpose if it is still functional but not in perfect shape.
  •  Resale value: selling the Cisco equipment is undoubtedly a feasible choice if its resale value is still relatively high. If the Cisco equipment is in reasonably good condition but has a low resale value, you might be better off finding another use for it.
  • Replacement cost: selling Cisco networking equipment too soon when the replacement unit is still too costly could be a problem if you intend to upgrade the Cisco networking equipment unit with a newer model. It is advisable to hold off on selling the old Cisco equipment until the cost of the replacement equipment has decreased.

 

How to determine the value of old Cisco equipment?

Here are some of the most important factors to take into account when determining the resale value of your Cisco equipment, though the answer may change based on the kind of equipment you are looking to sell and other variables:

  • Age: the market price of equipment will decrease with age.
  • Condition: the cost of a "healthy" piece of gear will be higher than that of Cisco equipment that has functional or cosmetic flaws.
  • Newer model(s) available: when a direct replacement is released, the price of any equipment or technological assets generally drops (for example, the price of a used iPhone 12 will decrease as soon as the iPhone 13 is announced). In most cases, even for relatively old Cisco equipment, there won't be much of a price drop if no direct replacement has been released.
  • Rarity: the cost of obsolete equipment may increase if it is no longer sold (for collectors, for instance or if the equipment has specific applications).

There are other factors that could influence the cost of your gear, when you decide to sell used Cisco equipment; this is by no means an exhaustive list. 

Luckily, you can now easily find the average marketplace for a particular kind of Cisco equipment by just searching for comparable ones on websites like Amazon or eBay.

 

How can I sell my Cisco network switches?

Selling your used Cisco networking equipment and making extra money is a feasible option.

When it comes to selling your used Cisco equipment, you essentially have three options, though they may differ based on the type of equipment, where you live, and other variables.

  1. You have the most control over pricing and promoting your Cisco equipment when you find your own buyers on peer-to-peer marketplaces (like eBay), but it can be challenging to locate the right buyer who will purchase the products on your terms. Additionally, selling enterprise-grade Cisco equipment on these markets can be difficult.
  2. List your used Cisco networking gear up for sale on online classified platforms such as Amazon, Craigslist, and Facebook Marketplace. Compared to peer-to-peer marketplaces, these platforms usually make it easier to find buyers, but you'll have less control over the terms and prices you offer.
  3. Sell your used Cisco equipment to specialized IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) companies that buy used networking equipment and other IT assets. This is the fastest and easiest option for selling Cisco equipment, and you can still get a fair market value for your hardware when you sell it. These ITAD companies will also handle secure data erasure if your Cisco equipment holds regulated or sensitive data.

 

How to sell a Cisco switch?

In just a few easy steps, you can essentially sell your Cisco networking equipment, including hubs, routers, gateways, and so on:

Step 1: Evaluate the condition

To sell old Cisco equipment, you need to check the condition of the equipment (looking for flaws) as well as its operational efficiency. Verify if the Cisco equipment is still operating as intended. Be honest and make a list of any defects or imperfections you discover.

Step 2: Understand your equipment

After verifying that the Cisco equipment is operating as intended, the next stage is to ascertain the precise model of the gear in order to calculate its value.

The process should be quite simple if the equipment has a visible brand/model name or serial number on it.

Step 3: Take photos 

To show potential buyers your Cisco networking equipment, take photos of it

If the Cisco equipment has a serial number or model name displayed on it, be sure to note it down. Make sure that any equipment flaws are shown in the photos. 

Step 4: Find potential buyers

Find prospective buyers by advertising your equipment on classified websites, peer-to-peer networks, or by getting in touch with an ITAD expert business like Big Data Supply Inc.

Step 5: Packaging and shipping

Once you've found a buyer, then what's left is to package and ship the Cisco equipment you are selling to the buyer. Some ITAD companies may also offer to pick up your gear on your premises, especially if you are selling in bulk.

 

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