how much should i offer for this computer?
09-11-2005, 10:45
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how much should i offer for this computer?
PC For Sale
Amd Athlon Xp 2200+ Retail with AMD Heatsink & Fan
512Mb PC3200 DDR400 Corsair Ram
120Gb 7200rpm Western Digital Hard Disk
128Mb Radeon 9200 Pro Graphics Card With TV Out
Asus Mainboard
Pioneer 109 Dual Layer Dual Format 16x DVD-ReWriter
Sony Internal Floppy Disk Drive
Internal 8-1 Card Reader
Labtec Pulse 2.1 Speakers With Subwoofer and Remote Control
19" Hansol 920p Award winning CRT Monitor
Superflower case with internal lighting and side window with fan
500w Multi-Led Fan PSU
Creative Wireless Keyboard & Mouse
HP Deskjet 950c Injet Printer
All in excellent condition
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09-11-2005, 10:53
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
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Originally Posted by heyyo
PC For Sale
Amd Athlon Xp 2200+ Retail with AMD Heatsink & Fan
512Mb PC3200 DDR400 Corsair Ram
120Gb 7200rpm Western Digital Hard Disk
128Mb Radeon 9200 Pro Graphics Card With TV Out
Asus Mainboard
Pioneer 109 Dual Layer Dual Format 16x DVD-ReWriter
Sony Internal Floppy Disk Drive
Internal 8-1 Card Reader
Labtec Pulse 2.1 Speakers With Subwoofer and Remote Control
19" Hansol 920p Award winning CRT Monitor
Superflower case with internal lighting and side window with fan
500w Multi-Led Fan PSU
Creative Wireless Keyboard & Mouse
HP Deskjet 950c Injet Printer
Windows XP Professional SP2
Microsoft Office XP
Norton Systemworks 2005
Nero 7 Ultra Edition
Loads of other software
All in excellent condition
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How old is it?
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09-11-2005, 10:54
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
Sounds about £300 worth to me, I will as ever be proven wrong by somebody, is it from a friend or a shop ???
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09-11-2005, 11:00
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
You should ideally remove any software from it unless you are going to provide the buyer with the licenses.
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09-11-2005, 11:26
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
private seller.
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09-11-2005, 11:31
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
i'ed say about £300 aswell!
if it was just the pc alone then prob alot less!
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09-11-2005, 11:31
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
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Originally Posted by bopdude
Sounds about £300 worth to me, I will as ever be proven wrong by somebody, is it from a friend or a shop ???
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I'd say you're about right with that price. I was going to suggest 250-300 ish.
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09-11-2005, 12:07
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
XP2200 now I aint seen one of these for ages so this pc is a few years old.
The tower is worth about 200 quid tops the speakers £10 and the monitor £25 the printer is worthless imo.
I would bet £10 the softwares "cough" and should not be included in the price or advert
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09-11-2005, 12:28
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
I'd agree... count yourself lucky if you get £300. Zing pretty much summed it up, the components are all dated now - with the exception of the DVD writer.
Personally, I'd ebay it or sell it in your local paper, in the hope that someone who doesn't know the real value of it will pay your asking price.
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09-11-2005, 12:46
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
Offer the seller £200 then haggle up if he wont agree, then with what you save you could get a faster cpu 
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09-11-2005, 15:49
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
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Originally Posted by Gareth
I'd agree... count yourself lucky if you get £300. Zing pretty much summed it up, the components are all dated now - with the exception of the DVD writer.
Personally, I'd ebay it or sell it in your local paper, in the hope that someone who doesn't know the real value of it will pay your asking price.
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 mate, he's buying, not selling, isn't he ???
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09-11-2005, 15:59
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
I think you could manage a maximum of £300 but more realistically £200-£250
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09-11-2005, 16:23
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
175 absoulte minimum, 275 tops - looks a bit outdated already - none of the kit is worth an awful lot.
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09-11-2005, 16:40
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
£300, tops - I'd expect £250 if it's around a year old. Should be able to buy it new for ~£400.
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09-11-2005, 17:09
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Re: how much should i offer for this computer?
I'm confused :'s
If you're buying, offer £200.
If you're selling, try £300.
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