E-waste recycling in Johannesburg, paid on the spot.

We buy and collect e-waste in Johannesburg: computers, laptops, servers, cellphones, circuit boards and cables. Collection is free, everything is weighed in front of you and you are paid on the spot with an invoice.

Johannesburg, Gauteng

Old electronics have value. We pay it.

Johannesburg is the biggest business centre in the country, and its electronics reach the end of their life every day, from Sandton and Rosebank office towers retiring laptop fleets to homes in Soweto and Roodepoort with a cupboard of old phones and decoders. We buy all of it. Bring it to our Selby branch during business hours, or message us and one of our own agents collects from your home, office or warehouse anywhere in greater Johannesburg, weighs it in front of you and pays on the spot.

  • Laptops, desktops and servers
  • Cellphones and tablets
  • Circuit boards, RAM and CPUs
  • Hard drives and power supplies
  • Cables and network equipment
  • TVs, decoders, routers and printers
Johannesburg: Walk in at 14 John Street, Unit 1, Selby, Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00 and Saturday 08:00 to 13:00, or ask for a free collection.
Old computers, monitors and printers stacked for collection
How it works

Three steps, and we come to you.

Send a photo and your location

WhatsApp 084 306 6660 a photo of what you have and tell us where in Johannesburg you are. A rough description is enough.

We come to you, free

We confirm a price range and a time. One of our own agents comes to your home, office or warehouse. There is no call-out or transport fee.

Weighed in front of you, paid on the spot

The material is weighed and assessed while you watch. You get an invoice and are paid immediately, cash or EFT. Nothing is deducted.

Where we collect

Johannesburg and surrounding areas.

Collection is free in all of these places, and anywhere else in Gauteng. If your suburb is not listed, we still come.

SelbyJohannesburg CBDCity DeepBooysensSowetoLenasiaSandtonRandburgRoodepoortFourwaysMidrandAlbertonRosebankKyalami

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Questions

E-waste recycling in Johannesburg: common questions

Who buys e-waste for cash in Johannesburg?
PGM Recycling buys e-waste in Johannesburg direct, for its own account. Message 084 306 6660 on WhatsApp with a photo of what you have and your location. One of our own agents collects free of charge, weighs the material in front of you and pays on the spot, cash or EFT, with an invoice. You can also bring it to our Johannesburg branch at 14 John Street, Unit 1, Selby, Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00 and Saturday 08:00 to 13:00.
Is e-waste collection free in Johannesburg?
Yes. Collection is free in Johannesburg, as it is everywhere in South Africa. There is no call-out fee, no transport fee and no minimum quantity, and nothing is deducted from your payment.
What e-waste do you collect in Johannesburg?
Computers, laptops, servers, networking gear, cellphones, tablets, circuit boards, RAM, CPUs, hard drives, power supplies, cables, TVs, decoders, routers, printers and office electronics. Working or broken, sorted or unsorted.
Do you collect from companies and offices in Johannesburg?
Yes. Office clear-outs, decommissioned servers and retired fleets of laptops and phones are collected in one visit. We bring the vehicle, load it, weigh it and pay the company by EFT with a full invoice.
What happens to the data on old drives and phones?
Storage devices are wiped or physically destroyed as part of processing. If you need written confirmation for your records, tell us when you book the collection.
All questions
Other areas

We collect e-waste across South Africa.

Clear it out and get paid for it.

WhatsApp a photo and tell us where in Johannesburg you are. One of our agents will come, weigh it in front of you and pay you on the spot with an invoice.

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