How to Sell Your Spoilt TV For $20 Cash in Singapore

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Got a broken TV gathering dust? In Singapore, even a spoilt television can have resale value if you know where to sell it. With the right approach, you could earn $50 or more from a TV that won’t power on or has a cracked screen—without risking illegal dumping or giving it away for free.

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Be Clear About the TV’s Condition

Buyers want to know exactly what they’re getting. Include details like:

• Is the screen cracked, flickering, or black?

• Does the TV power on at all?

• Are any ports or internal parts damaged?

• The age and brand of the TV

A clear description such as “10-year-old TV, powers on intermittently, small screen crack” will attract buyers who repair, salvage parts, or resell electronics. Transparency avoids endless questions and saves time.

Sell on Platforms Where Buyers Actually Look

Not all marketplaces are equal. Target serious buyers who deal with broken electronics:

• Carousell Singapore — tag your listing with spoilt TV, broken TV, used electronics Singapore

• Facebook Marketplace — get islandwide exposure

• Electronics forums & repair groups — enthusiasts looking for parts or refurbishment

💡 Pro tip: Post in the evenings (5–9 PM), when most potential buyers browse online.

Take Honest, Detailed Photos

Photos are crucial. Show the true condition to set realistic expectations:

• Front and side views of the TV

• Close-ups of any cracks, scratches, or damaged components

• Clearly display the model number and brand

• Include pickup info: “Pickup at Jurong, lift access available, ready today after 5 PM”

Good photos often speed up the sale and reduce unnecessary questions.

Price Realistically

Even broken TVs have value, depending on:

• Brand and model

• Age and condition

• Demand from repairers or resellers

A fair price is key—too high may scare buyers, too low could lose potential cash. In Singapore, $20 or more is often achievable for repairable or salvagable units.

FAQs: Selling a Spoilt TV in Singapore

1. Can I really sell a spoilt TV for $20 cash in Singapore?

Yes, in many cases you can. Even non-working TVs may still have recyclable components such as circuit boards, metals, or usable panels. Some recyclers and junk removal services offer cash for collection depending on the TV size, brand, and condition.

2. What types of spoilt TVs are usually accepted for cash?

Larger TVs such as LED, LCD, Plasma, and Smart TVs are more likely to qualify. Very old CRT TVs or units with severe physical damage may not fetch cash but can still be disposed of responsibly.

3. Do I need to transport the spoilt TV myself?

Not necessarily. Many services in Singapore offer on-site collection, especially for bulky TVs. This saves you the hassle of carrying heavy items down from HDB flats or condos.

4. What affects how much I can get for a spoilt TV?

Factors include the TV’s size, type, age, brand, and overall condition. Larger flat-screen TVs generally have higher recycling value than small or outdated models.

5. What happens if my spoilt TV has no resale value?

If the TV cannot be resold or recycled for cash, professional disposal services can still remove it safely. This ensures proper e-waste handling and compliance with Singapore’s disposal regulations.

Have a Professional Backup Plan

Sometimes, a spoilt TV or even a working one just won’t sell. Avoid leaving it in void decks or dumping it illegally—this can result in fines.

Instead, contact Junk Value Recycling, Singapore’s trusted TV and electronics removal company. They handle:

• Broken TVs, monitors, and electronics

• Old fridges, washers, and dryers

• Bulky household junk and appliances

NEA-approved disposal ensures your items are recycled responsibly.

📞 WhatsApp: +65 9145 9514

🌐 Website: www.junk-value.net

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