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The Depreciation Clock is episode 7 of The Crunch, CyberCrunch's series of 30-second animated ITAD explainers. Retired IT is the only asset companies let melt on purpose. Every quarter on the shelf, resale value drains away. 30 seconds on remarketing before it's scrap. CyberCrunch is an R2v3, NAID AAA, RIOS, and PA DEP certified IT asset disposition and data destruction provider headquartered in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, serving all 50 states.
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Value-Share: offset your ITAD costs
Old laptops still have resale value. With CyberCrunch Value-Share every device is securely wiped, tested and graded, and resold at retail, and you share in the proceeds to offset some or all of your ITAD costs.
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Your old laptops still have resale value. But most companies pay to get rid of them. Meet CyberCrunch Value-Share. First, every device is securely wiped. Then tested and graded. Then we resell it at retail. And you share in the proceeds. Use your share to offset some or all of your ITAD costs. Turn retired IT into revenue.
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Retired IT equipment has a strange status on the balance sheet: it's already written off, so nobody feels its value draining. But the secondary market does — resale prices for enterprise hardware decay continuously, and each refresh cycle that passes pushes your stored generation further down the curve.
Meanwhile the pallet isn't free to keep. It occupies space, it carries data risk the whole time it sits, and the eventual disposition costs the same whether the equipment is worth something or nothing.
The move is simple: decommission, sanitize, and remarket on a schedule, while the hardware still has a market. Value recovery offsets program cost — and with a value-share structure, the proceeds come back to you with settlement reporting.
CYBERCRUNCH · NAID AAA · R2v3 · RIOS · PA DEP
What's sitting on your shelves right now?
Send us a rough inventory and we'll tell you what the market says it's worth — before another quarter melts off.
