Back Market Announced Launch of Electronics Buyback Campaign in the U.S

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): Back Market- the leading market place for renewed electronic devices announced launch of BuyBack program in the U.S. The campaign allows its customers to sell their devices to professional refurbishers at most competitive prices. It is part of the company’s efforts to boost the circular economy and extend the lives of electronic devices.

The program will provide people with an east, fast and efficient way to get maximum value for their old electronics. Furthermore, it opens up another supply channel for refurbishers, who in turn will bid on customers’ devices. Moreover, it keeps devices in circulation and out of landfills, said Lauren Benton, General Manager, Back Market.

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By keeping devices in circulation through repair and refurbishment, the company makes the most out of the resources, while reducing electronic waste. The American households are estimated to contain more than 100 million devices. The BuyBack program aims to get more of these items back into circulation.

Upon completion of assessment of their devices, the customers would begin to receive bids from Back Markets’s refurbishers. The customers have to mail their devices to the refurbisher. Upon confirmation that the received device is as described in the assessment, the agreed amount will be transferred to the customer’s bank account directly.