954-740-1983
Call or text. Photographs of reel tags are welcome in a text message.
Call or text 954-740-1983, email saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com, or send the lot through the form. Include the city, the cable type and roughly how much there is.

Six details are enough to start: what the cable is, how much there is, where it is and what condition it is in. Photos can follow by text or email.
Prefer to talk 954-740-1983A reel list, photographs or a spreadsheet. Attachments are fine.
Travis, Williamson, Hays, Bastrop, Caldwell and Burnet. Pickup or freight is scheduled once lot terms are agreed.
First, the cable type as it is printed on the jacket, not as it is remembered. Second, the footage or the reel count, and whether the reels are full, partial or cut. Third, the city and the access: dock, forklift, ground level, indoors.
Photographs help more than descriptions. A reel tag, a close-up of the jacket print and a wide shot of where the cable is stored will usually answer the questions a buyer would otherwise ask.
If the lot includes cable you are unsure about, include it and mark it as unsure. A mixed lot is normal, and an honest description is easier to work with than a tidy one that turns out to be wrong.
Lots are reviewed in the order they arrive. A complete submission with tags, footage and photographs is reviewed faster than one that needs three follow-up questions.
Yes. Text them to 954-740-1983 with the city and the cable type in the first message. Reel tags, jacket print and a wide shot of the storage area are the three that help most.
For large or unusual lots, a site visit is often the sensible next step. For routine reels, the tag and a photograph are usually enough to set terms.
Six details are enough to start: what the cable is, how much there is, where it is and what condition it is in. Photos can follow by text or email.
Prefer to talk 954-740-1983