Re: Don't buy into pre-orders for Apple II products

[STYNX <stynx@gmx.de>]

Am Freitag, 31. Mai 2013 07:55:13 UTC+2 schrieb Conrad:
> I was waiting for some information because I sent an email to confirm what I read online, I wanted to make sure I understood things correctly, like I said I'm new to selling. If everyone prefers an eBay sale I have no problem going through with it that way, I just thought people would want it done quickly. 
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> As a side question, does eBay really give any more buyer security than PayPal alone anyway? I was under the impression that if a PayPal transaction goes south you can always open a case just like with eBay, it just has to be within 45 days. I've never had to open a case before, but I thought it was just about the same.
But you should really go to a professional Photographer to get nice shots of the Falcon. You could make a Youtube-Video with the Falcon and all the Components to show them actually working. Hires Photos often make the difference on eBay. Worldwide shipping is a must as well as cheap shipping costs. It might help to get a professional eBay-Seller to do the enlisting on eBay.
As far as i could tell (ignoring the bad image quality) you have a very nice maxed out Falcon.
You could list the whole System on eBay for $2500 as "Buy Now" with the option to make an offer. You might get it sold directly. (possibly not for $2500)
If that does not work, you can still list it as an auction beginning with $1.
Tell the eBay-Buyers the reason for selling the system. Most people will be more interested if someone has to sell because of monetary problems.

-Jonas