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Selling a desktop computer in New Albany

What people hesitate over is not the price, it is what happens to what is on the drive. The app settles half of that on its own: the free Windows app performs a read-only scan, reading the component information needed to build your offer and nothing else — not your files, photos, documents, passwords, accounts or browsing history — and it changes nothing on the machine. The other half stays in your hands, because you can wipe the PC before we ever turn up. There is a step-by-step Windows reset guide on this site written for exactly that. Reset it first, hand it over second, and nothing leaves the house you have not already cleared yourself.

Where we pick up in New Albany

We cover New Albany generally, including Market Square, Rose Run Park, the Country Club district, the leisure trail corridor and the New Albany International Business Park. Just outside 270 on the northeast side, about 20 minutes from downtown up 161 or Hamilton Road. If you are near Market Square, you are well inside the radius.

What your PC is actually worth

The offer is built from the parts inside the case — processor, graphics card, memory, storage, power supply — priced against what those parts are currently selling for used. That is why a plain-looking tower with a good graphics card can beat a newer, prettier machine without one, and why we ask you to run the scan instead of guessing from the model name on the front.

There is a floor: if the parts in your desktop add up to less than our minimum, you are told immediately rather than after someone has driven out to say it in person. You will know in about a minute either way, at no cost. At pickup we confirm the PC powers on and matches the specs in your offer; when it does, the offer you accepted is exactly what we pay.

Why not just list it locally?

You can, and sometimes you will beat our number. What you trade for it is everything around the sale: writing the listing, fielding lowballs, holding the machine while you wait, and then meeting a stranger to hand over something expensive. We pay a firm price, come to you, and finish it in one visit.