Asset value recovery
Telecom Equipment Recycling, Buyback & Liquidation
Returned modems, set-top boxes and retired network gear pile up fast. USACA takes CPE in truckload volumes, removes retired equipment from network sites, buys what has resale value and recycles the rest.
Who this service is for
Telecom carriers, mobile operators, ISPs, cable operators, network contractors, telecom equipment distributors and enterprises retiring network infrastructure.
Carriers, ISPs and cable operators retire equipment constantly: customer returns, technology upgrades, site consolidations and network refreshes. USACA evaluates each lot for resale first, buys or remarkets what the market supports, and recycles the rest through certified processes, with data destruction for devices that hold customer data.
- telecom equipment recycling
- telecom equipment buyers
- modem recycling
- set-top box recycling
- telecom equipment liquidation
- 5G equipment recycling
- sell used cisco equipment
Verified details about USACA: company facts
What you receive
CPE in bulk
Modems, gateways, set-top boxes, ONTs and access points accepted in truckload volumes.
Network site removal
Retired switches, routers, optical, power and 4G/5G equipment removed from central offices, hubs and data rooms. No tower climbing or RF work.
Buyback & remarketing
Equipment with resale demand purchased or remarketed. Offers depend on model, condition and quantity.
Data destruction
Configuration and customer data handled through destruction at USACA facilities, with a Certificate of Destruction.
Certified recycling
Obsolete equipment recycled through certified processes. Batteries go to certified battery processors.
Serialized reporting
Serial-level records for asset reconciliation where required.
How it works
A documented process, start to certificate.
- Step 01
Share the lot
Equipment types, models, quantities or truckloads, and locations.
- Step 02
Proposal
Purchase, remarketing, recycling or a mix confirmed in writing.
- Step 03
Pickup or removal
Warehouse pickup or site removal scheduled and confirmed in writing (one skid minimum).
- Step 04
Process
Test, grade, resell, destroy or recycle as agreed.
- Step 05
Payment & records
Settlement plus serialized reports and certificates where applicable.
FAQ
Common questions
Still unsure? Send the details through an inquiry and a specialist will answer directly — usually within one business day.
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The documentation behind an auditable IT disposal: a certificate for the file and a serial-level report that proves it.
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Global network
Worldwide service and local execution across the Americas, Asia and Europe.
Inventory & logistics
Discuss your inventory
Tell us what you know — location, product types and a rough quantity are enough. A specialist will reply, usually within one business day. Prefer to talk? Call 1-800-704-6666.
Equipment valuation
Request an equipment valuation
Tell us what you have. Offers depend on model, configuration, quantity, age, condition, location and current market demand, and not every item will carry resale value — we will tell you plainly either way. Prefer to talk? Call 1-800-704-6666.
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