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Selling m9750 on Ebay

post #1 of 10
Thread Starter 
Ok, made a new thread so we wouldn't bring the other thread off topic.
So can people who have sold on ebay send me their link to the item?

Thanks!
post #2 of 10
I think sold items have their links recycled after some amount of time. prolly gunna be a tall order.
post #3 of 10
Thread Starter 
Listings get deleted after 90 days.
post #4 of 10
wow your laptop has a very similar config as my... btw when did u buy it i mean yours cost like $700 more than mine, although this my be due to tax and shipping...
post #5 of 10
Thread Starter 
When it came out, :\
But I don't use it that much now, and it's in mint condition.
post #6 of 10
Being honest (trying to be helpful) I see you've been trying to sell it for awhile.

The tech in the 9750 is 2 generations old, and in 3 weeks it'll be third generation. I think if you really want to move it, and regain any value as its dropping every day, you should drop your starting price by 1000$.

Offer it at 1500$ obo, then takes bids for days,you elimante low-ballers immediately, and find out the true market resell value of your machine. Use obo to push bids over 15 instead of trying to get upto 25. Unfortunately, pride often gets in the way of this approach, when for pure pride or financial's the market price for your item is lower than your expectation.. I have had alot of success selling laptops, cars and even houses like this. Instead of deciding and dealing with lowball bidders, you let the market drive up the price! Same reason ebay is so popular, everyone likes to win, and in the heat of a bidding war, people often bid more than they rationally would.

Take it or leave it, just offering a suggestion that might help you get it sold.
But I gotta say, even with all extreme amount of money you put into it, I couldnt see spending more than 15 myself on it, its just too old imo.
post #7 of 10
Thread Starter 
What do you mean by obo?
post #8 of 10
or best offer=obo
post #9 of 10
Hmm never knew ppl would do that even tho they're payin way more, and they know it. Also someone on ebay is selling their machine for 3k for a config that pretty much sucks other than the slow SLI 8700 GTs
post #10 of 10
good luck with the sale vcw. It's tough selling expensive stuff on the internet.
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