Re: Selling price of IIGS

[supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer)]

ljsilicon@aol.com (LJSILICON) wrote:
>
>According to Otter:
>><BR>
>>One thing to remember about eBay is, selling prices there vary wildly <BR>
>>and are not usually an accurate indication of what an item is really <BR>
>>worth.
>
>Since you are hoping to make some money by selling your GS, hope for
>someone to
>boost the bid. What's nice is that you can set a reserve price, a price below
>which you will not sell the item. Again, watching the going prices will give
>you an idea of what you can get if you are selling. I have found that only in
>rare cases do these figures go too far out of line. Remember, those using CSA2
>DO NOT LIKE TO SPEND MONEY! This has been pointed out many times in
>the past.
>
>Good Luck.

Good point.  Selling locally is another option.  Apples sold locally tend to
go for somewhat higher selling prices than online.  There is something
about actually seeing a fine system running with software.  A users group
is a good place to sell, throwing in software, manuals, and technical
support.  Good luck (bid) to the guy selling the GS.