Pentax K10D + lenses + flash + extras _SOLD_
Posted 31/05/2008 - 01:43
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My guess is that you'll be more likely to get the prices you want where people don't know so much.
I see what you mean, thanks.
My guess is that you'll be more likely to get the prices you want where people don't know so much.
Posted 31/05/2008 - 09:00
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Preicing is a very tricky thing and you may well sell something at a higher price if the buyer is less aware of general costs. High Street suppliers sell memory cards at very high prices, but some purchasers may not know where else to go.
RRP is arguably not the best benchmark though as nobody really sells at those prices. A copy of Amateur Photographer will give you an idea of what the going rate is and here you would need to then make a deduction for the used status and the loss of guarantee.
On eBay anything is possible, especially as overseas bidders may not have the same buying options locally. Shipping overseas is not really a major hassle and does improve the reservior of bidders very considerably.
RRP is arguably not the best benchmark though as nobody really sells at those prices. A copy of Amateur Photographer will give you an idea of what the going rate is and here you would need to then make a deduction for the used status and the loss of guarantee.
On eBay anything is possible, especially as overseas bidders may not have the same buying options locally. Shipping overseas is not really a major hassle and does improve the reservior of bidders very considerably.
Best regards, John
Posted 31/05/2008 - 16:14
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Preicing is a very tricky thing and you may well sell something at a higher price if the buyer is less aware of general costs. High Street suppliers sell memory cards at very high prices, but some purchasers may not know where else to go.
RRP is arguably not the best benchmark though as nobody really sells at those prices. A copy of Amateur Photographer will give you an idea of what the going rate is and here you would need to then make a deduction for the used status and the loss of guarantee.
On eBay anything is possible, especially as overseas bidders may not have the same buying options locally. Shipping overseas is not really a major hassle and does improve the reservior of bidders very considerably.
Good, sound advise. Thanks John, appreciated.Preicing is a very tricky thing and you may well sell something at a higher price if the buyer is less aware of general costs. High Street suppliers sell memory cards at very high prices, but some purchasers may not know where else to go.
RRP is arguably not the best benchmark though as nobody really sells at those prices. A copy of Amateur Photographer will give you an idea of what the going rate is and here you would need to then make a deduction for the used status and the loss of guarantee.
On eBay anything is possible, especially as overseas bidders may not have the same buying options locally. Shipping overseas is not really a major hassle and does improve the reservior of bidders very considerably.
I just saw a used lens sell on EBay for £20 more than SRS are selling new. Amazing!
I also just saw a used K10D (body only) sell for £350 also on Ebay.
Fingers crossed for mine, although I am advertising locally as well.
Thanks
Posted 01/06/2008 - 12:10
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I would say if you dont get the prices you want, (im guessing you have put them on at these prices or set a reserve?) you should just keep trying, if you have time, because eventually someone will buy them.
Good luck with it all though.
Good luck with it all though.
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K20D, DA18-55II, FA50 1.4, DA10-17
To buy: Metz 58 AF-1, DA*50-135, DA12-24, DA100M
K20D, DA18-55II, FA50 1.4, DA10-17
To buy: Metz 58 AF-1, DA*50-135, DA12-24, DA100M
Posted 10/06/2008 - 21:42
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Just sold the K10D for £380.
Just sold the K10D for £380.
Posted 10/06/2008 - 21:47
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Just sold the K10D for £380.
Just the body? Well done, if so. ------- Update -------
Just sold the K10D for £380.
Where did you sell it?
Posted 10/06/2008 - 22:00
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Posted 10/06/2008 - 22:12
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Yep, that's the fella.
Ok, so it was including the kit lens and some bits and bobs.
Even so, I think he should be pleased with that price. I think it's evidence that now that new K10Ds are, to all intents and purposes, pretty much unavailable, good used ones will fetch a fair bit.
I'm starting to wish I'd picked up a second one when Chris still had them.
Ok, so it was including the kit lens and some bits and bobs.
Even so, I think he should be pleased with that price. I think it's evidence that now that new K10Ds are, to all intents and purposes, pretty much unavailable, good used ones will fetch a fair bit.
I'm starting to wish I'd picked up a second one when Chris still had them.
Posted 11/06/2008 - 01:18
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Yep, that's the fella.
Ok, so it was including the kit lens and some bits and bobs.
Even so, I think he should be pleased with that price.
I am pleased, was actually £390 and not £380 (my error) Yep, that's the fella.
Ok, so it was including the kit lens and some bits and bobs.
Even so, I think he should be pleased with that price.
Still a few more things to sell and a few things to sell for a friend too.
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I feel that the The Sigma 70mm f/2.8 Macro for £239 is a good price and £100 less than the rrp.
Also the Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG APO Macro for £119 is £80 less than the rrp.
The 70-300 is available from SRS for £159, and the 70mm macro for £295.
As I say, your prices aren't unreasonable as such, but I suspect that here is the wrong place to expect to realise them - people are just too well-informed here, and if they are about to spend that sort of money, mostly I suspect that they'd rather spend a bit more and get all the warranty and service.
My guess is that you'll be more likely to get the prices you want where people don't know so much.