Wanna Sell That Spoilt TV? Join the Club.

Junk Value
Jul 15
2 min read

Updated: Aug 31

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Wanna Sell That Spoilt TV? Join the Club.

If we had a dollar for every time someone tried to sell us a spoilt TV, we might actually be able to buy one that works.

In Singapore, it seems like there’s a growing club of hopeful junk owners who believe their faulty Philips or LG set still has resale potential. They DM, WhatsApp, and even call, asking the magic question: "Do you buy spoilt TVs?"

Let’s be blunt but kind: no, we don’t. And here's why.

Why You Can’t Sell a Spoilt TV in Singapore (Unless It’s to a Time Traveller)

Most modern TVs, especially LED or LCD ones, are cheaper to replace than repair. Spare parts are hard to find, and even if you do, labour costs often exceed the price of a new unit. That means your 55-inch wall hogger is basically... a very sleek, very dead rectangle.

We’re a licensed junk and bulky item removal company — not a museum of failed appliances.

"But It Still Looks New!" — Yes, And It’s Still Junk

One of the most common phrases we hear is: "It's only a few years old and the screen just went blank!" Sure. It might look pristine, but internal components don’t age with grace. Singapore’s humidity, power surges, and sheer daily use all take their toll.

If it doesn’t turn on, doesn’t show a picture, or makes a crackling sound like it’s trying to contact aliens — it’s junk.