Sell your surplus cable in three steps
A cable transaction starts with reliable information. The review may lead to a request for details, a proposal, a different route, or a decline; a form submission is not an offer.
MAKE YOUR LOT EASY TO BUY
The right cable details and photos make the next commercial step clearer. Send what you have; not every field needs to be perfect.
01 — Send the inventory
Describe what is on hand, location and quantity. Photos of reels and markings or a packing list help identify the material. The initial form remains short; you can add detail in the description or an attachment.
02 — Clarify suitability
A reviewer may ask about continuous footage, cable rating, condition and storage. Reusable surplus and scrap are not the same offer pathway, and some lots may be outside the business’s scope.
03 — Agree commercial and logistics terms
If a lot is eligible, any written proposal should explain assumptions, inspection, title/release, pickup or freight responsibilities and payment terms. Nothing on this page sets a universal price or timeline.