Is there a site that can be used to help sellers price older hw correctly?

[rifter7]

i have tried doing some goggle searching to find such a site, but have not been able to find one. Please post if you know of any, and pricewatch.com does not seem too accurate.

thanx

This doesn't belong in Fs/FT, Moving to OT
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[crown711]

i would say put it out here and these guys will help! i myself have a 1982 portable compaq

 

[funkymatt]

sometimes ebay will be a good guide. post some of the stuff with a slightly higher than you think it's worth price and then negotiate from there.

 

[Leros]

For my used stuff, I search the FS/FT forums

 

[rifter7]

thanx for the response, any more options would be appreciated.

 

[pontifex]

Originally posted by: crown711
i would say put it out here and these guys will help! i myself have a 1982 portable compaq

nope, against the rules. stupid rule imo, considering the type of forum this is.


use Ebay

 

[xSauronx]

Originally posted by: Leros
For my used stuff, I search the FS/FT forums

that and ebay are the way to go

 

[Ronstang]

I just give the shit away. Hell, everyone gives me all their old hardware when I upgrade systems for them and I just pass it along to someone who needs it later on.

 

[Kelemvor]

Search completed auctions on eBay to get a general idea. That's what I do anyway.

 

[rifter7]

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[BurnItDwn]

Originally posted by: pontifex

Originally posted by: crown711
i would say put it out here and these guys will help! i myself have a 1982 portable compaq

nope, against the rules. stupid rule imo, considering the type of forum this is.


use Ebay

Yea, Ebay or looking at the history of FS/FT is probably the best way. Or you could even look through craigslist listings, but that might be a lot more cumbersome.

Price checks used to be allowed on the forums here, but a few years ago they got put on the naughty list. I think it's because it may have somehow manipulated FS/FT ....
It would be nice if price checks would be allowed to help save some folks from ripping themselves off, but we just have to let those people help themselves.