Don’t expect to get much for your old electronics but a little cash might be better than nothing…especially if you were planning to send it to the trash…
Source: BestBuy.com Trade-in Center – Powered by Dealtree.com
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The first thing that I would do before I would decommission a computer is to make sure that all the data on the hard drive is absolutely wiped out by in-house technicians or somebody I can trust. Once the decision is made to get rid of the PC there are charities who would take them and maybe put them to good use, this is a better solution for me.