Sell Used 8800GTX?

Nightmare225

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Let's just say I wanted to sell my used, Like-new EVGA 8800GTX on eBay or something similar. What would be a good start bidding price? $550, $600? How much do you think I'll be able to sell it for?
 

Hauk

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If you have all original packing, receipt, good reputation on ebay, and take good pictures, you should fetch $30.00 less than what it's going for new. It's in demand, and people like to save cash, even if it's a few bucks.

I like to sell hot items using Buy it Now instead of running an auction. Price it at around $620.00 with free shipping and it will get scooped up quick. Check out what I fetched for my 7900GTO's:

Ebay 7900 GTO sale
 

lopri

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I'd set the starting price @$0.99. Let the bidders take care of the rest. Since 8800 GTX is hot, it won't be missed by many bidders. If you're really unsure where the auction will end, you can always put a reserve.
 

Hauk

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Oh, a little marketing savviness can go a long way too. You won't have to do much for an 8800GTX, but it helps.

Chek this one out... :)

I thought I'd get a little more, maybe if it was an Asus mobo...
 

ericeash

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all the new 8800gtx's on ebay are going for $700+. so stupid. with yours cutting in $80 lower than the lowest on ebay, you'll sell quick. and what's with everyone on ebay charging $25 for shipping? i hate ebay.
 

Hauk

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There are a *few* fools who've paid $689+$30 shipping on ebay, but not many. Check completed auctions. There are however, many up for sale.

There are still people who think the internet = AOL and Ebay, such as my granny. And.. there are those who sell to them.

Needless to say, you'll fetch a good price for this item...