HP Trade-In

HP currently accepts PC, notebooks, Intel-based servers, printers, scanners, monitors, copiers, plotters, projectors, digital cameras, E-Readers, Tablets, PDAs, networking, and data storage devices by most manufacturers. Supplies, accessories, or refurbished units do not qualify. Using the pull-down menu on the quote page, simply select the type of product you want to trade.

HP currently accepts most models of desktop computers, notebooks, Intel-based servers, printers, copiers, plotters, projectors, scanners, monitors, digital cameras, E-Readers, Tablets, PDAs, networking, and data storage devices by most manufacturers. Using the pull-down menu on the quote page, simply select the model of the product you want to trade. If your model is not listed, this may indicate that there is no associated market value for that particular product, which means it cannot be traded.

Please enter the number of a particular unit you are interested in trading in.

Your zip code is used to determine the final trade-in value of your product and deliver the proper shipping labels. This means that you must enter the proper originating zip code of each individual product.

Market Velocity will perform an inspection upon receipt of your product. Since the condition of your product helps to determine its value, you must accurately state your current product's condition. The three condition levels include:

• Excellent -- the product is in excellent working condition and needs no refurbishment. The body of the product is clean (i.e., no smudges, ink marks, dents, stickers, or scratches).
• Good -- the body of the products has only minor blemishes (i.e., smudges, ink marks, dents, stickers, or scratches). The product has no technical problems (i.e., it does not make noise, run slowly, is not missing pieces, etc.).
• Poor -- the product has no major technical problems, it turns on and is in working condition, but has cosmetic defects.

For Printing Devices

• Excellent -- the printer is in excellent working condition and needs no refurbishment. The printer has been maintained within manufacturer’s suggested schedules, feeds paper properly, and has excellent print quality. The case of the printer and trays are clean (i.e., no smudges, ink marks, dents, stickers, or scratches) and are intact (i.e., no cracks, broken or missing pieces).
• Good -- the printer is in good working condition and needs only minor parts (rollers or separation pads) for refurbishment. The printer has been maintained within manufacturer’s suggested schedules. The printer has no technical problems (i.e., paper feeds properly from primary trays and does not jam, has no unusual noises, has excellent print quality, and has properly functioning control panel). The case and trays of the printer have only minor blemishes (i.e., smudges, ink marks, dents, stickers, or scratches). The case of the printer and trays are intact (i.e., no cracks, broken or missing pieces).
• Poor -- the printer has no major technical problems. The printer powers on, is in working condition, and can produce a test page. The printer has minor cosmetic defects and may have one or two cracked, broken or missing pieces that do not affect performance.
• Not Eligible -- the printer has major technical problems (will not produce a test page, and/or will not power on, and/or will not feed paper through machine, and/or has a malfunctioning control panel). The case of the printer has large cracks, is missing most of the original trays, and/or has broken or missing pieces).