Dd24tool.de - A modern, easy to use highsec buyback for everyone!

dd24tool.de — Fast and Fair ISK for your highsec junk. Paste. Quote. Contract.

Got a hangar full of modules, ammo, ore, salvage, loot, PI and assorted stuff you’ll
never fly, fit or sell? Don’t haul it to Jita. Don’t haggle. dreckdirekt24 turns it into
ISK in three clicks.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: dd24tool.de

How it works

  1. Paste your items at dd24tool.de (copy straight from your inventory — Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C).
  2. Pick your highsec pickup system and get an instant ISK quote + a unique token.
  3. Create an Item Exchange contract to corp DreckDirekt24.de (DD24), set the price to the
    quote, add your items, and paste the token as the contract description.

We detect and verify your contract automatically within a few minutes, and a director accepts
it in-game if everything checks out. Check the status anytime by token on the site.

Why use the dd24tool?

  • :high_voltage: Instant quotes, priced off the live Jita market - no waiting on a human to reply.
  • :broom: We buy (almost) everything — modules, ammo, ore, ice, salvage, loot, rigs, drones, PI… if it’s in highsec, paste it.
  • :delivery_truck: Zero hauling for you. Contract it where it sits; we come collect.
  • :locked: The quote is the quote — the price you see is the ISK we pay on acceptance.
  • :magnifying_glass_tilted_right: Track your sale anytime by token at dd24tool.de.

Good to know

  • Pickup is mainland highsec (anything connected to Jita by highsec gates). NPC stations preferred, but if we have access to the station we also accept contracts at player owned structures.
  • A handful of item types we skip (BPCs, SKINs, damaged/unpacked gear, etc.) — the tool flags them for you.
  • Quotes are firm for a limited window; if it’s been a while, just re-quote for fresh pricing.

This is a third-party tool run by the DreckDirekt24.de corporation.

Questions, bulk loads or something weird to offload? Mail Doktor Dreck in-game.

Fly safe - and with a bigger wallet.
o7

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