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I want to sell my ECS P4M800Pro-M478 Motherboard on eBay and I was just hoping for some feedback on what my listing price/reserve price should be. Note that it is in fact used (with my older system).
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wolfram said:
Around 1 1/2 years ago, I spent $130 dollars for this with a cheap case, psu, and Celeron D, in which, I thought was a good deal. I doubt half of the people on eBay know what they are looking for. As long as I say that it is P4 compatible, I think I'll get around there. Las personas que compran computadoras en eBay no saben mucho
! I have seen computers for sale as high as $15,000 that can be built for $5,000 less!EDIT:
Good ECS joke!
twite
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I say start it around 30, set the reserve around $40 (if any) and no buy it now. Through my years of selling crap on ebay, ive relized that you usually make more if you start it at a lower price, as you attract more bidders. Also, i never use reserves on lower price items. Only on high priced items that i couldn't afford to lose alot of money on. If you look at the other auctions on ebay right now, you can buy it now that board for $55, so keep that in mind. If you start it to high, people will rather just buy it now instead of becoming involved in an auction.
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twite said:
Thank your for the advice, I'll take your's and wolfram's into consideration. I sure could use the money :haha: !
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