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Posted by AnthonyR on 10/25/48 11:31
"Jona Vark" <noemail@all.com> wrote in message
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> "AnthonyR" <nomail@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>> Jona,
>> I sell things all the time online using ebay, it truly is as Richard said
>> worth what people are willing to pay for it.
>> Prices for items change dramatically in a weeks time, if a new cheaper,
>> better product comes out, everyone tries
>> to dump their old stuff on ebay quickly to buy the newer stuff
>> themselves.
>
> understood.
>
>>
>> The first few get top dollar the rest get a lot less, cause of supply and
>> demand factor.
>
> I never buy or sell via ebay.
>
>>
>> Ebay will give you access to the most buyers in the shortest period of
> time.
>> Better than say sticking it
>> in a store front window and letting it get cob webs while you wait for
> your
>> asking price.
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> Craigslist works fine for me. I have heard so many horror stories about
> Ebay
> purchases.
>
>>
>> You say you want $3500, I don't know what it's worth, usually used items
> are
>> half the price of NEW right off the bat, even in mint condition, then
>> drop
>> down depending on demand and if newer and cheaper products have recently
>> entered the market.
>
> I said I had it up for $3500 and there were no takers. I have been buyng
> electronics for 35 years and my experience is that the half-price theory
> is
> not a given.
>
>
>>
>> My advice is separate the products! Richard had a link for a Mac with
>> software that sold for $1700 on his list, so sell your Mac and software
>> separate from the AJA IO completely.
>
> I'd rather donate it than deal with 5 or 6 people. Or sell it as an edit
> system.
>
>> This way it's easier to find two buyers, one only wanting a Mac, and
> another
>> who has a Mac only wanting the rest.
>> That is my advice.
>
> Well.. thank you for your advice. I appreciate it. However I was only
> curious about relative prices for the gear rather than advice. Don't take
> that the wrong way. It was just a simple question.
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>
Jona,
I was happy to try and help but sorry i didn't have prices for you.
About ebay, I can understand your fear, I started out small years ago and
totally relied on sellers
and buyers with *ONLY* positive feedback and never once had a bad experience
in over 10 years so far.
In the beginning many people only dealt with you if you had 10 positive
feedback rating or more, I used to regularly put
it in my description, saying "don't bother bidding if you have less than 10
positive feedback rating, or I'll cancel your bid" stuff like
that, lately i don't bother since ebay started asking people for credit card
info to join and it's gotten a little safer than the early days.
Big ticket items still do scare me however, so I understand your reluctance.
I think the most i would trust to sell on ebay would be
around a $1200-1500 item at a time, that's why I suggested breaking it up,
to have better odds of not getting ripped off by one large bad transaction.
People buy and sell cars, houses, and expensive jewelry on ebay. LOL That i
would do quite yet.
Stuff from my closet and gear i no longer need yes, but big ticket stuff you
should do in person, that's also how I feel.
Thanks for the reply and Good Luck,
AnthonyR.
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