Okay, bearng in mind these are about £315-£330 new, what would be a good price to sell mine for now?
I stuck it on Ebay just before Xmas and it went to £200... unfortunately the winner was a freakin time-waster so I still have it (one day Ebay might do something about it).
So, yeah, how much can I expect? Because if it's not a lot I may as well hang on to it. I might try Ebay again if I can be bothered with the setting up process, spent about 2 hours setting up my page last time
Last edited by Oakey; 17-01-2004 at 03:30 PM.
Its averaging £150 - £200 max now.
Private sale maybe.. to a friend or someone.. you might get higher.. but Ebaying it.. you are just letting it go to vultures. I sold mine for £270.. just as the P900 came out.. but despite its full retail price, the P800's value has really dropped through the floor. If you really want to sell it, do.. but I don't think you will get more than £150/£160 for it
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Agree with Shorty, you're looking at £180 max.
I might wait till early February, then Ebay it again, let the n00b bidders there bid it to stupid prices, they seem to have a tendency to do that
what condition is it? which network is it on?
It's pretty much mint condition, screen had screen guard since day 1. Some light scratches on paint work just below power button and it's sim free.
edit: nm I was asking if you'd want to sell it, but I just won one on ebay lol
Last edited by Slick; 09-02-2004 at 10:51 PM.
won? how do you win on ebay without parting from your cash?
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Originally Posted by shiato storm
I bid the highest and won the auctionWin:
1) To achieve victory or finish first in a competition.
2) To achieve success in an effort or venture: struggled to overcome the handicap and finally won.
oh ok, so in effect you really won nothing except the offer to pay MORE money than anyone else...I gues it depends how much/little you spent.
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I'm not saying I won a competition, I'm saying I won the auction i.e. "to achieve success in an effort" I achieved success in the auction as I'm getting the phone. I've just recieved an email from ebay with the subject line "eBay Item Won! P800 PDA CAMERA PHONE" Whats so gramatically incorrect about that?
How much did you pay on the auction?
£142 + £3.99 delivery, think I got a bargain
damn! I would ahve had if for that price!
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