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How do I sell a near-mint-condition iPod Nano for what it's worth?
I have a second-generation 8GB iPod Nano that I'd like to sell. However, it would appear that everybody in my town is trying to rip me off. A brand new one of this exact model (which is a four-year-old model) still goes for at LEAST $167. But guess what a used one, fully functional, cables and all, only minor scratches (and even then only on the back), goes for? $30. If you're LUCKY. Are you familiar with the robot phrase "DOES NOT COMPUTE"?
I figure that this near-mint beauty should go for somewhere between $70 and $130, but how, pray tell, do I find someone who isn't a cheapskate?
Being cheap doesn't have anything to do with it. A) you've gotten your use out of it for years and now, it's a used iPod, well used, I might add; B) what it cost new back then is not a factor because the only thing a buyer considers is what his money will buy NOW; and C) the new one is not only new, not only has a new battery that won't need to be replaced at a cost of $60, not only has loads of features that yours could only dream about, but it's also covered by a warranty. I think we know who's being a cheapskate. Here's a phrase; do the math.
Edit: the longer you hold out trying to get more than it's worth, the less it's worth. Either you want to sell it and get something out of it, or you want to hang on to it. You will not get what you're trying to get for it.
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