Better than his Celeron 600MHz and voodoo2.haffeysucks wrote:
i'll have to look at completed listings and price accordingly. you really want that stuff? it's pretty old.
And he payed the shipping didn't hecoke wrote:
Sold my old 7600 GT on there, and it ended up going to some guy who lived about 5 mins away so he collected it lol
okay, thanks. not sure if i still have the warranty on it (i'm going to have to dig up the date i bought it...).link52787 wrote:
I've sold parts on eBay before:
1) Provide as much description as possible
2) If you have warranty on the product, list it.
If it is a cpu, memory or VGA. Don't be afraid to say that you are not going to accept a return if they damaged it by overclocking.
Sell it all in a bundle. Shouldn't be hard to find someone looking to build their grandma a rig.haffeysucks wrote:
Has anyone ever sold parts on eBay before? I've never done it. Any pointers for me?
To sell:
AMD Athlon 64 3400+
ASUS K8V SE Deluxe
A 500W PSU
Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2008-08-25 13:18:12)
I can get around $50 for the CPU alone though....unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Sell it all in a bundle. Shouldn't be hard to find someone looking to build their grandma a rig.haffeysucks wrote:
Has anyone ever sold parts on eBay before? I've never done it. Any pointers for me?
To sell:
AMD Athlon 64 3400+
ASUS K8V SE Deluxe
A 500W PSU
Helps to have all your original packaging, too.
Ya that is all good stuff. Also put lots of good pictures on there. I've had good luck selling parts. I upgraded my machine from a amd 4200, nvidia 8800 gt, DFI Lanparty Mobo, 2 gb of OCZ ram to e8400, ati 4870, 2 gb OCZ reaper ram, and a Gigabyte x48. After it was all said and done the upgrade only cost me $125. You can make some suprisingly good money on old parts.link52787 wrote:
I've sold parts on eBay before:
1) Provide as much description as possible
2) If you have warranty on the product, list it.
If it is a cpu, memory or VGA. Don't be afraid to say that you are not going to accept a return if they damaged it by overclocking.
that's really impressive.pvtmoustacheride wrote:
Ya that is all good stuff. Also put lots of good pictures on there. I've had good luck selling parts. I upgraded my machine from a amd 4200, nvidia 8800 gt, DFI Lanparty Mobo, 2 gb of OCZ ram to e8400, ati 4870, 2 gb OCZ reaper ram, and a Gigabyte x48. After it was all said and done the upgrade only cost me $125. You can make some suprisingly good money on old parts.link52787 wrote:
I've sold parts on eBay before:
1) Provide as much description as possible
2) If you have warranty on the product, list it.
If it is a cpu, memory or VGA. Don't be afraid to say that you are not going to accept a return if they damaged it by overclocking.
yeah i kind of thought that unless there was a double-warranty it couldn't be transferred...jamiet757 wrote:
Warranties on parts are non-transferable, and also eBay is not a valid retailer so the warranty on a new product is null and void, so there is no reason to state that it is under warranty. If you have ever bought anything on eBay that said it had a warranty, you got scammed.
Last edited by haffeysucks (2008-08-25 13:27:29)
Warranties on parts are non-transferable, and also eBay is not a valid retailer so the warranty on a new product is null and void, so there is no reason to state that it is under warranty. If you have ever bought anything on eBay that said it had a warranty, you got scammed.link52787 wrote:
I've sold parts on eBay before:
1) Provide as much description as possible
2) If you have warranty on the product, list it.
If it is a cpu, memory or VGA. Don't be afraid to say that you are not going to accept a return if they damaged it by overclocking.
really? That actually sounds right. Thanks for correction.jamiet757 wrote:
Warranties on parts are non-transferable, and also eBay is not a valid retailer so the warranty on a new product is null and void, so there is no reason to state that it is under warranty. If you have ever bought anything on eBay that said it had a warranty, you got scammed.link52787 wrote:
I've sold parts on eBay before:
1) Provide as much description as possible
2) If you have warranty on the product, list it.
If it is a cpu, memory or VGA. Don't be afraid to say that you are not going to accept a return if they damaged it by overclocking.
Last edited by link52787 (2008-08-25 13:35:04)
Why would I want to advertise I have no feedback? Wouldn't that be a bad thing?kylef wrote:
If you have 0 feedback, say that in the auction. Make your preferred payment Paypal and state "US/UK buyers only." (ie no Nigerians - but don't say this) Also say that people with 0 feedback should contact you before placing a bid. Take pictures and write maturely.
60+ 100% positive feedback for me here..
Everybody has to start some where.Why would I want to advertise I have no feedback? Wouldn't that be a bad thing?
Also, I'm using my dad's account here. He buys a lot on eBay and has a good rating, but has never sold anything so he has no seller ratings.
Hmm, okay, thankslink52787 wrote:
Everybody has to start some where.Why would I want to advertise I have no feedback? Wouldn't that be a bad thing?
Also, I'm using my dad's account here. He buys a lot on eBay and has a good rating, but has never sold anything so he has no seller ratings.
Its okay to say that this is your first time selling something on ebay.
Just assure the buyers that you are trustworthy, (I know everybody does this) but since your dad already has good buyers rating, it should help a little
Tell them not to hesitate to contact you for any questions.
Give them shipping options, like through UPS or USPS or Fedex for example.