How Much is my computer worth

[Formula1]

yeah 200-300 USDs would be what it's worth.... vid card probably sucks ass.

[muchspl3]

tree fidy


with is about 150 US

[suprafreak6]

ill pay 150 for your computer!

[clocker]

Are you certain you don't want what's behind Curtain #2 instead?

Could be a BRAND NEW CAR!

[abu_has_the_power]

no one can give u a exact estimate. ur computer's value depreciates all the time.

go to your buyers (like ebay), and find out the current price's for the parts in your computer.

[clocker]

no one can give u a exact estimate. ur computer's value depreciates all the time. What do you mean?
He's already gotten several "exact" estimates.

go to your buyers (like ebay), and find out the current price's for the parts in your computer.

You don't sell a used assembly (like a PC) based on the price of the individual parts...it's priced as a whole.
Depending on the machine ( definitely NOT the one in question here) there might be more to be made if it was stripped and parted out, but typically it's priced as a unit.

If PhEl has all the software discs that is a plus...many used machines lack software and MS's PID, which leaves the new owner up the creek should Windows fail.

That PC would be priced around $125 in our shop and we'd be happy to dicker down to $100 just to kick it out the door. Naturally, that assumes that it was "donated" to begin with (all of our refurb machines are) and we have no money tied up in it.
We wouldn't offer anything if he just walked in and tried to straight sell it to us.

[Seedler]

no one can give u a exact estimate. ur computer's value depreciates all the time. What do you mean?
He's already gotten several "exact" estimates.

go to your buyers (like ebay), and find out the current price's for the parts in your computer.

You don't sell a used assembly (like a PC) based on the price of the individual parts...it's priced as a whole.
Depending on the machine ( definitely NOT the one in question here) there might be more to be made if it was stripped and parted out, but typically it's priced as a unit.

If PhEl has all the software discs that is a plus...many used machines lack software and MS's PID, which leaves the new owner up the creek should Windows fail.

That PC would be priced around $125 in our shop and we'd be happy to dicker down to $100 just to kick it out the door. Naturally, that assumes that it was "donated" to begin with (all of our refurb machines are) and we have no money tied up in it.
We wouldn't offer anything if he just walked in and tried to straight sell it to us.

wow, $125USD for a $399 retail comp? It's not even that old. Suxz0r I guess.

[clocker]

It's used.
He lost 50% of it's value the second he walked out of the store.

Life's a biatch.

[abu_has_the_power]

yep. just like how cars loose 20% the second u get it from the dealer


i'd recommend u sell your computer piece by piece. not everyone wants to buy the whole computer

[Virtualbody1234]

Well... That's the way it works for a retail store. They're only purpose to be in business is to make profits.

This PC, on the other hand, is a private sale. The seller can decide what he wants for it and try to sell it. If the buyer is willing to pay what he wants then that's what it's worth.