Junk Value Tips On How Sell Your Spoilt TV in Singapore

Junk Value
Aug 7
4 min read

Updated: 4 days ago

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Can I Sell My Spoilt TV in Singapore?

At Junk Value, we get daily WhatsApp messages from people in Singapore trying to sell or dispose of old electronics. Most of the time, it’s bulky items like fridges, washers, dryers, or televisions that are no longer working.

Just this week, someone messaged us about a spoilt 65” Sony TV.

🧾 The WhatsApp Chat: Can I Sell My Spoilt TV?

Customer: 65” Sony TV for disposal. Interested? Us: Thanks for contacting Junk Value! Please send us a photo, your address, and your preferred pickup time so we can quote you. Customer: [sends photo] Us: $50 including manpower, transport, and proper disposal. Customer: Others offer free removal. Us: We don’t dump for free. Cheers. [Next Day]Customer: Buyer came yesterday and purchased the TV. Us: Congrats!

That was one of the lucky ones. The TV worked and someone came to take it.

But here’s the hard truth: Most people with spoilt TVs in Singapore won’t get the same result. Broken or outdated TVs usually can’t be resold, and legal disposal costs money.

Tv For Free Disposal - Junk Value SG — **Request For Free Disposal - Junk Value Politely Declined**

Can I Sell My Spoilt TV in Singapore?

You might be able to sell your old television if it still works, looks clean, and is less than a few years old. But if your TV has any of the following issues, it's likely considered junk:

Cracked or blacked-out screen
Doesn’t turn on
Heavy burn-in or distorted image
Very old models (e.g. plasma, CRT, or first-gen smart TVs)
Missing remote, stand, or power cable
Stains or mold from long storage

In these cases, no one wants to buy it, and no recycler will collect it unless it’s part of a large batch.

Why “Free Disposal” Offers Are Rarely Real

Some customers tell us, “Other companies remove for free.” That’s true — but only when there’s resale value or the unit works.

Free disposal services often:

Cherry-pick working items for resale
Ghost you after you send photos of a truly broken item
Don’t include manpower or lifting
Dump illegally, risking NEA penalties if traced back to you

At Junk Value, we quote for the full job — including safe disposal, stairs, manpower, and transport — and we never surprise you with hidden costs.

What You Can Do With a Spoilt TV in Singapore

Here are your options:

✅ 1. Try Selling It (if it works)

List it on:

Carousell
Facebook Marketplace
Local Telegram resale groups

Include clear photos, model info, and mention if it’s working. Don’t expect much — even big brands like Sony and LG depreciate fast.

♻️ 2. Bring It to a Recycling Bin (if you have transport)

Some e-waste bins accept TVs under a certain size. You’ll need a car, strength, and luck finding a bin with space.

See NEA’s e-waste bin locator: www.nea.gov.sg

🚚 3. Book a Disposal Service (no hassle)

If your TV is spoilt, bulky, or built-in, your best bet is to call professionals. Junk Value provides:

Same-day or next-day service
Pickup from HDBs, condos, and landed homes
Help with lifting and logistics
Proper disposal or recycling

💬 Final Word: Sell if You Can, Dump If You Must

You might be lucky and find a buyer — like the customer with the 65” Sony TV. But most spoilt or broken TVs aren’t worth anything.

That’s where we come in.

📱 WhatsApp us at 9145 9514| 94251998 for a fast quote.

Or visit 👉 www.junk-value.net

Yes — you can sell a spoilt TV in Singapore if it still has salvageable parts or recyclable materials. Some e-waste recyclers and secondhand dealers may pay a small amount depending on the model and condition.

2: Who buys broken or damaged TVs in Singapore?

Specialized recyclers and junk collection companies like Junk Value may accept spoilt TVs for paid pickup or recycling. Certain scrap dealers may also take them for metal recovery, but collection is usually not free.

3: How much is a broken TV worth as junk?

A spoilt TV typically has little resale value — most are worth $5–$20 for parts or scrap metal. The actual amount depends on the screen size, type (LCD, LED, Plasma), and recyclability of components.

4: Can I dispose of my old TV for free in Singapore?

Free TV disposal is rare and usually limited to NEA-authorized e-waste collection points for small appliances. For bulky or non-working TVs, Junk Value offers affordable, fast disposal from HDBs, condos, and landed homes.

5: What’s the best way to get rid of a spoilt TV responsibly?

Book a paid recycling or disposal service with Junk Value for safe and eco-friendly removal. We ensure your old TV is handled properly — not dumped illegally — and parts are recycled where possible.

📞 Call 9145 9514 or visit www.junk-value.net to arrange collection.