Step 1 — Take a picture of the box and the date

Two shots and you are done: the front of the box, which tells us the brand and the count, and the expiration date. Those are what set the price. Several boxes can go in one picture — lay them out on a table and take one photo of the lot. If you have six identical boxes, photograph one and tell us how many there are.

Step 2 — We send a firm, itemized quote

Our quote is per box, in writing, and it is the price we pay on arrival. The single most common complaint about this industry is the quote that shrinks when the buyer shows up. We price from photographs specifically so that cannot happen — if the boxes match the photos, the number does not move.

Step 3 — Verification, in front of you

When we meet, we check four things and we do it where you can watch:

New and sealed. The factory seal should be unbroken.
Unexpired. The date printed on the box has not passed.
Logged for your receipt. We record brand, lot and expiration for every box, and you keep a copy.

Step 4 — Paperwork and payment

You sign a short seller form, which gives you a record of what you sold. Then you are paid — cash, Zelle or CashApp, your call — and we are gone. The whole meeting usually runs ten to fifteen minutes.

How fast is same-day, really?

If you are in Gwinnett — Duluth, Suwanee, Lawrenceville, Norcross, Buford — same-day is routine and often within a couple of hours. Fulton, DeKalb and inner Cobb are usually same or next day. The outer ring (Newnan, Canton, Douglasville, Peachtree City) runs on scheduled route days, so ask and we will tell you the next one.