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ebay buyers are retarded..

That Ti200 will likely end up as a return to a store like CompUSA while they walk away with a new, working card for $26 plus a little of their time.

Viper GTS
 
So, who is more stupid...the person that buys a dead card or the person that sells a dead card? Well....probably buy, but i would never sell a dead card. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: LordThing
So, who is more stupid...the person that buys a dead card or the person that sells a dead card? Well....probably buy, but i would never sell a dead card. 🙂



uh, why not? I just made $26!
 
yeah, here I am selling my laptop on there, and the exact same model as I was selling, with less RAM and smaller HDD sold for $525 a week before I listed mine, Mine goes for $400, go figure.
 
Originally posted by: Viper GTS
That Ti200 will likely end up as a return to a store like CompUSA while they walk away with a new, working card for $26 plus a little of their time.

Viper GTS

pretty much...
 
Hahahah.. I saw your auction this weekend. I have the same card in my G4 350 and was thinking about auctioning it off to upgrade. 😀

Thanks for the inspiration. haha
 
im selling my dead direcTIVO.. its at 112 with 3 days..

thoguh, it has a perfectly good 40 gig drive in it
 
If you feel the items were not worth what they sold for, you have the power to do the right thing and return the difference.

You buy and sell things to try and make money right? If you are an ethical reseller this wont be a problem for you. Otherwise this is no better than the corporate evil that we so disgust these days.
 
Originally posted by: FelixDeKat
If you feel the items were not worth what they sold for, you have the power to do the right thing and return the difference.

You buy and sell things to try and make money right? If you are an ethical reseller this wont be a problem for you. Otherwise this is no better than the corporate evil that we so disgust these days.



say what? These are personal items, I'm not "reselling" them in a corporate or profit-driven sense.
 
Originally posted by: Doggiedog
What I want to know is why does a dead card cost less to ship than a working one unless you include insurance, etc.



I'm not going to go to the trouble of packing it as well if it is dead.
 
Originally posted by: Lucky
Originally posted by: Doggiedog
What I want to know is why does a dead card cost less to ship than a working one unless you include insurance, etc.



I'm not going to go to the trouble of packing it as well if it is dead.

LOL! What are packing it with the Sunday paper? 😉
 
a friend of mine sold 7 year old "studio" speakers for more than what he paid for 7 years back.

he clearly stated that he's been using it for 7 years.

i guess people don't know that these things have life expectancy...
🙂
 
Originally posted by: Lucky
Originally posted by: Doggiedog What I want to know is why does a dead card cost less to ship than a working one unless you include insurance, etc.
I'm not going to go to the trouble of packing it as well if it is dead.

Heck, you could just put some stamps on it and drop it in a box. 😀
 
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