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[RichK1]

I love how people selling items ask for more money than they cost new.:0000000000luvmyhors

[NotGolfer]

I love how people selling items ask for more money than they cost new.:0000000000luvmyhors

Probably not quite but since it's been brought up....I've seen some folks pricing their items a bit high for "used". I was told that items shouldn't be priced more than 20% of the purchase price as a rule of thumb. Spoke with a guy once who was in the business and that's what I was told.

[MikeV]

An item is worth whatever someone will pay for it.

[rustyp]

Caveat emptor

[Arctic Fox]

I love how people selling items ask for more money than they cost new.:0000000000luvmyhors

It's the first generation flat screen plasma TVs that get me. Just because you paid $2,500 to be "first on the block" with one doesn't mean that it is worth $500 ten years later. Let's be honest, it isn't worth even $50.

[raynan]

I know, the worn cushions on sofas listed as excellent or like new condition.

[Rollie]

How about the electronic equipment without hdmi outlets?