Would you sell a GPU on ebay now?

[no_1_dave]

Problem with eBay is that somebody can buy your card, mine with it for 3 months, then claim it's faulty for a full refund

 

[turbot1984]

Where else can you sell Gpus at as I have a few for sale- RTX 2070 super and others

You need 1000 posts to sell on here. Looks like you are sat on a goldmine!

 

[2004typer]

Got shafted years ago with a Radeon 9800 Pro I sold, was working perfectly.

Like an idiot I never took serial numbers, so I suspect I got their broken one back.

So definitely not.

 

[Mcthommo]

You need 1000 posts to sell on here. Looks like you are sat on a goldmine!

Looks like I need to reply to a lot of threads then

 

[Benass]

well im getting close to 1k posts. untill then , i just managed a nice deal for my personal use, by personal mesage. like this place.

Ebay i do use but only for a small amounts. Anything above 100£ and i think twice before posting.

 

[Dominic-Toretto]

Nope. To easy to get shafted with Ebay always backing the buyer.

 

[Naff8000]

I've sold many pc parts on there using paypal over the years and never had a problem. Nothing near the value of these 3xxx cards though

 

[mazzr]

Just sold my 5700xt on there before seeing this. Buyer has left good feedback already though and paypal has released the hold on my funds so hopefully be alright

 

[Gerard]

Have done with my vega 64, i always take pics of the serial number and mention it in the listing.

 

[OverDrive]

I recently sold my old GTX 1070 (for £300) and other old PC components on eBay without any problems. I have also sold my previous GPUs on there before. However, after reading this I’ll certainly be more cautious in the future. I’d never considered FB marketplace.

 

[nukem2011]

I have been hearing horror storys about people doing scams on sellers on there

 

[pastymuncher]

Yes, no problem. As long as you stick to the guidelines and have good quality photo's in the listing you should be covered. I sold my previous card on there and got almost double what I would have got for it in our MM. It was a sell for a pound promotion as well. The buyer was a newbie with no feedback but everything went perfectly.

 

[Dominic-Toretto]

Yes, no problem. As long as you stick to the guidelines and have good quality photo's in the listing you should be covered. I sold my previous card on there and got almost double what I would have got for it in our MM. It was a sell for a pound promotion as well. The buyer was a newbie with no feedback but everything went perfectly.

Even when following the guidelines it feels to easy to get scammed by the buyer, especially with computer components. Just doesn't seem worth the potential hassle.

 

[Nexus18]

Nope, could have sold my Vega 56 there for 350+ easily recently but went with selling it here for 220 instead, you can't put a price on peace of mind!

 

[OverDrive]

That’s a good point, they do periodically offer maximum £1 sellers fee promotions. I also make sure I photograph the s/n of any component I sell, just in case.

 

[ver01@]

Yes, no problem. As long as you stick to the guidelines and have good quality photo's in the listing you should be covered. I sold my previous card on there and got almost double what I would have got for it in our MM. It was a sell for a pound promotion as well. The buyer was a newbie with no feedback but everything went perfectly.

Wouldn't risk it, especially selling to somebody without feedback.

 

[daman2k]

I sell on eBay, I have never had a problem with someone with zero feedback. In fact it's the people with a ton of feedback who know how to game the system the best.

 

[Grimley]

Used to but not now. I'm keeping what I have mainly as it would be no use to gamers these days anyway & I'm not looking to 'cash in' on desperate people looking for any GFX card that's out there.

 

[Game]

I like to keep my PC parts as spare

same but maybe I should have sold the gtx 560 I found in the garage at the weekend

but saying that it will still run lots of games at low settings in an emergency

 

[ver01@]

I sell on eBay, I have never had a problem with someone with zero feedback. In fact it's the people with a ton of feedback who know how to game the system the best.

Those are the ones that have more accounts