This Spoilt TV Has Potential! (Said No Buyer Ever)
- lisa A
- Jul 14
- 1 min read
Updated: 5 days ago
📲 “Hi, I’m enquiring about your bulky item removal service. I would like to dispose the old spoilt TV.”
Totally normal message.We replied quickly, asked for pics, asked what model it was.
"Philips TV 55PUT6103/98," they said.Then came the question that inspired this entire post:“Do you buy the spoilt TV?”
We understand the confusion — some folks think that if it lights up or used to work, it still has some resale value.But here’s the truth, especially in Singapore:
If your TV is:
Not working
Flickering
Dead screen
Cracked
From the pre-smart era…
…it’s junk.
It’s not “preloved.” It’s not “for parts.” It’s not “sentimental.”It’s just one more reason your storeroom door won’t close.
Let’s break it down:
Most buyers don’t have tools or trucks
TV parts aren’t worth much unless you’re doing bulk scrap
Transport costs more than the screen
And let’s be real — no one wants to carry a broken 55" TV through a condo lobby
The few who might take it… probably won’t show up after texting you “still available?” at 2am.
At Junk Value, we provide:
✅ Flat-rate quotes for removing large electronics
✅ Legal, NEA
We’ll tell you clearly — no guesswork.
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