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What items sell near to the price of brand new, second hand, in mint condition? - IceCreamWidMyChicken - Feb 16, 2017
What items sell near to the price of brand new, second hand, in mint condition and unopened / used?
* - IceCreamWidMyChicken - Feb 16, 2017
(Feb 16, 2017 07:41 PM)Wild Yak Wrote: Depends how old the item is. Like if you've just bought an iPhone 7 used it for a week and hated it you could sell it back for slightly under full price. Some laptops would be the same but after its been used but how long its been used for is really the big thing again. Musical goods like keyboards and stuff can hold some value as long as they're the most up to date model.
Nobody really wants to pay full price for used second hand goods.
Yeah that sounds alright, If I got 10 Grams of gold for £341, do you think a jewellery store / gold store would give me the actual price of gold at that time or would they under dog me?
* - The Blunt - Feb 16, 2017
PM me I sell iPhone 7 Plus for $350 on dw
* - Fantod - Feb 16, 2017
(Feb 16, 2017 07:47 PM)IceCreamWidMyChicken Wrote: Yeah that sounds alright, If I got 10 Grams of gold for £341, do you think a jewellery store / gold store would give me the actual price of gold at that time or would they under dog me?I mean they would probably pay you less, as that's how they make profit.
* - Kebabs - Feb 16, 2017
(Feb 16, 2017 07:47 PM)IceCreamWidMyChicken Wrote: Yeah that sounds alright, If I got 10 Grams of gold for £341, do you think a jewellery store / gold store would give me the actual price of gold at that time or would they under dog me?
A jewellery store / gold store is always going to rip you off when selling your gold no matter what.
Probably better off keeping it or melt it and save it. Or sell it privately
* - Fυcĸleѕѕ - Feb 16, 2017
So you are asking which items are best to steal in order to resell and turn a profit?
(Feb 16, 2017 07:51 PM)Kebabs Wrote: A jewellery store / gold store is always going to rip you off when selling your gold no matter what.
Probably better off keeping it or melt it and save it. Or sell it privately
Why would a store buy a random person's gold for the current value of gold?
1) They have sources
2) They know 9/10 times it's stolen.
* - IceCreamWidMyChicken - Feb 16, 2017
(Feb 16, 2017 07:52 PM)Fυcĸleѕѕ Wrote: So you are asking which items are best to steal in order to resell and turn a profit?
Why would a store buy a random person's gold for the current value of gold?
1) They have sources
2) They know 9/10 times it's stolen.
No I'm not asking what to steal, haha. I'm just curious as I have loads of items that I need to get rid of.
* - Kebabs - Feb 16, 2017
(Feb 16, 2017 07:52 PM)Fυcĸleѕѕ Wrote: So you are asking which items are best to steal in order to resell and turn a profit?
Why would a store buy a random person's gold for the current value of gold?
1) They have sources
2) They know 9/10 times it's stolen.
I agree with you that's why i said what i said.
* - Johnny5698 - Feb 16, 2017
Any apple product would be the fucking best!
* - Raf Simons - Feb 16, 2017
Only thing I can think of like this is clothes.
* - sikeyaout - Feb 17, 2017
Leica gear holds it's value really well, same with Apple products
* - Raf Simons - Feb 17, 2017
(Feb 17, 2017 12:55 AM)Wild Yak Wrote: I wouldn't pay near full price for second hand clothes and I don't think I know anybody that. If anybody was going to pay near full price surely they would just buy them new
You do not know what you're talking about. Limited release clothing, sold out hyped pieces, archive clothing etc can sell for hundreds more than retail.
* - Narzi - Feb 17, 2017
I would say Mac items have good values like Macbook Pro's or iPhones..