SFF pricing

[acole1]

I was considering selling a Biostar SFF rig I have that I'm not able to use, but I have no idea how to price it.

It's a Biostar IDEQ 200TB

Skt 478
2xDDR
AGP 8x

It has a brand new motherboard (friend gave it to me and I RMA'ed it since he didn't want to bother with it), so it would be nice to get atleast $75 for it, and the case is in perfect shape too.

Your thoughs...

Is $75 reserve on ebay too high or low?

(I think these kinds of posts are ok... I'll take it down if they are not.)

Thanks!

 

[pkme2]

Anything over $150 is better.

 

[acole1]

what do you mean...

 

[ebaycj]

reserve price FTL.

if you want at least 75 out of it, put it @ 75 starting price with buy it now @ $100. 3 day auction.

also you know that you can look at "completed auctions" on ebay for this sort of price check.

 

[acole1]

Ahh ok, thats a much better idea! I am new to ebaying stuff so any tips are welcome!

Do my prices seem to high or low? I looked at NE for some similar case/mobo combos and the no-name brand ones are going for $130+ with even less features.

 

[imported_ToySoldier]

I would set the starting bid at .99 cents and let the market decide what it's worth. I find that when you item gets lots of bids it attracts attention to it like moths to a flame.

Setting it at .99 also lowers your Ebay starting price fee to just 20 cents

 

[IEC]

Set it at .99c starting bid and let the market decide if you have good feedback. If you don't have much feedback a reserve + buy it now would probably work better.