Promote 114 Intel i7 13700K CPUs – Looking for ideas!
Promote 114 Intel i7 13700K CPUs – Looking for ideas!
That’s how eBay usually works. It’s unlikely someone would be interested in purchasing 114 CPUs from a private seller.
Oh, sorry I didn’t realize you were asking all that. I got the cups for about $50 each and definitely want to sell them at fair market value. The online store delivered them quickly, and everything seemed legitimate—no one was trying to take anything.
You invested $5700 USD on 13,700KF without a strategy to recoup it. At that stage, selling them individually at $240 each with bulk discounts would be a viable option. Offering 10 units for $150 each still significantly boosts your earnings per unit. This situation seems unusual unless it's a widespread issue I'm not aware of when purchasing large volumes of the same item. Online stores typically don<|pad|>, don't allow bulk purchases in such quantities to reach that amount.
It's unlikely many stores carry such large amounts of this part. I concur. Selling directly from a seller means no guarantee of support, and the person already mentioned avoiding that. I believe expecting market value won't work for moving them in any sensible volume. Also, it's crucial to move them before newer versions make them less appealing, or before they flood the auction and lower prices.
it’s a rare shot that the order would be completely resolved, but it actually happened. The shop had two months to cancel my order, yet they didn’t. I was aware that buying them would give me a profit, but throughout the process I kept wondering where to sell them. I don’t really want to sell on eBay because I’ve faced problems with customers always being right, and it wouldn’t be a good fit for me. Right now I’m checking out another online store that buys similar items, but I’m still unsure if they’re trustworthy.
There is no value in this situation. No one, not a company, not a builder, will purchase 114 CPUs from an unknown source without proper tracking. I strongly suspect you didn’t make this mistake, as those orders are typically canceled immediately and major retailers have strict policies against errors. Consider selling in smaller quantities or through a proper storefront like Ant Online. Ebay isn’t as intimidating as it seems. Still, this sounds more like overthinking than reality.
I possess the receipt and come with a guarantee. Some stores accept orders even after realizing it was a cost mistake. Have you ever faced something like this?
No seller is willing to sell $30k worth of goods for just $5k unless they obtained them at a price below $50 each. This situation seems suspicious and warrants further scrutiny. It appears there are too many cases like this to be entirely legitimate. On the flip side, I’d sell them all for $100 each in a single transaction, doubling your return and finishing the deal.