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Samuel Martins
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Jan 20, 2022 ⋅ 5 min read

Who Buys Broken Refrigerators Now

Samuel Martins I am a full-stack developer who loves sharing the knowledge accumulated over the years with people. The different technologies that I have encountered through my journey allows me to relate to beginners and seniors alike. I write about all things tech.

Visit your local utility provider's website to see if they offer a "fridge retirement" bounty. 4. Used Appliance Resellers & Flippers

Certain specialized recyclers focus on "urban mining." Unlike general scrap yards, these centers are equipped to safely drain and recycle refrigerants (Freon) before processing the metal. While they don't always pay cash, they provide the most environmentally friendly disposal method. Buyer Type Typical Payout Scrap Yard Total junk / heavy units $15 – $50 Utility Company Older, working units $50 – $100 Repair Shops Popular brands/models Varies (Parts value) Online Flippers High-end or "easy fix" units $50 – $200+

They usually prefer newer models (less than 10 years old) where parts are still in high demand. 3. Utility Company Rebate Programs

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