Offers in writing
With the assumptions attached. If a number depends on the machines booting or the drives being included, that's written down where you can see it, not implied on a phone call you'll be reconstructing from memory in three weeks.
About
A small shop on the Gulf Coast that buys retired hardware.
You should know who you're handing equipment to. Here's the whole picture, including the parts a bigger company would leave off.
Who you're trading with
The record.
- Business
- StricklyTech
- Principal
- Greg Strickland Jr., owner
- Location
- Daphne, Alabama — Baldwin County, Gulf Coast
- Trading since
- February 2026
- Sourcing
- ITAD partners, government surplus auction, recyclers, institutional and school district fleet retirement, and direct from MSPs and IT departments
- Channels
- eBay retail · direct wholesale · Tradeloop & BrokerBin broker networks
- Lot size
- 10 – 1,000 unit lots considered — laptop fleets, tablet deployments, mixed pallets, populated racks
- Terms
- Prepay both directions on opening transactions
- Certifications
- None currently — not R2v3, e-Stewards or NAID AAA. See below.
The short version
How this started.
StricklyTech began in early 2026 buying and reselling memory, drives and Apple products on eBay, and grew into buying whole lots directly from the businesses retiring them. The retail side still runs — it's where tested single units and small lots go — but the buying side is where most of the work is now.
Inventory comes in from ITAD partners, surplus auctions, recyclers, broker networks and, increasingly, MSPs and IT departments who would rather sell a refresh than store it. It goes back out through eBay, wholesale buyers, and the Tradeloop and BrokerBin networks.
Every unit goes across the bench before it goes out the door.
That's the whole quality process, and it's the reason the grading in an offer means
something. Nothing gets listed on a guess.
- Contact
- Greg Strickland Jr.
- Phone
- 205-461-8486
- Storefront
- eBay — StricklyTech
- Service area
- Gulf Coast and Southeast in person; nationwide by freight
How we operate
Three habits, and they're the entire pitch.
Bad news travels first
If a lot doesn't grade out, you hear it with a serial number and a photo before any number changes. A surprise deduction on a settlement statement is how a supplier relationship ends, and repeat sellers are the whole business model.
We say when we're the wrong fit
Sometimes the answer is that you'd net more on eBay yourself, or that your client needs a certified vendor we're not. You get told. It costs one deal and it's why the second one happens.
Being straight about size
Small, and not pretending otherwise.
StricklyTech is a young company. Not a national ITAD with twelve warehouses and a compliance department, and the website isn't going to imply otherwise.
What that means in practice: you talk to the person who makes the decision, quotes come back same or next day, and there's no account manager between you and the answer. Lots up to a few pallets are comfortable; a multi-site enterprise liquidation on a compliance deadline is not what to call us for yet.
It also means no R2v3, e-Stewards or NAID AAA certification today. Those matter for some clients and are irrelevant to others, and the only wrong move is finding out which one you are after the project has started. Ask on the first call and you'll get a straight answer.
Next step
Send something and find out.
One lot is a better test than any amount of website copy, including this page.