Advice/Recs for selling Mac Pro

[TH3D4RKKN1GH7]

Hey guys! I'm looking to offload my trash can Mac Pro (no need for the horsepower anymore) and I was wondering if anyone had any online sale site recommendations? I have zero experience selling used computers—have only traded machines in for store credit at places like Tekserve—I could use all the help I can get!

 

[SuperMatt]

Hey guys! I'm looking to offload my trash can Mac Pro (no need for the horsepower anymore) and I was wondering if anyone had any online sale site recommendations? I have zero experience selling used computers—have only traded machines in for store credit at places like Tekserve—I could use all the help I can get!

I highly recommend craigslist. You can meet the buyer in person at a place of your choosing, and there are no fees to be paid to a middleman, nor any shipping costs. If you live in a more rural area, this might not be feasible, so you might have to try eBay. However, for selling a "big-ticket" item like this, eBay's fees are quite high.

 

[rawweb]

Hey guys! I'm looking to offload my trash can Mac Pro (no need for the horsepower anymore) and I was wondering if anyone had any online sale site recommendations? I have zero experience selling used computers—have only traded machines in for store credit at places like Tekserve—I could use all the help I can get!

The marketplace here is always a good option! (Have to reach a certain criteria to see it)

 

[Barry Bishop]

Prices are cheap in SF...6k machines are selling for 2.5k

 

[TH3D4RKKN1GH7]

Prices are cheap in SF...6k machines are selling for 2.5k

Yeah, man! I have a $4.8K build and I thought (stupidly) I may be able to get $3K for it, with a few goodies thrown in. NOPE.

 

[CapnDavey]

Caution on selling on craigslist never ship anything to a buyer I had a scammer try and hook me with a fake check so beware always deal local.