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ZombieDeity

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Bump. If this is not allowed, will someone please let me know? I won't do it again if that's the case. Thanks.

ZombieDeity

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Just a heads up, I sold my almost new MSI 6990 on eBay about a week ago the same way you are (no reserve, starts at .99) and it ended up only going for ~$560 and I only had about $500 after shipping, eBay, and PayPal fees.
I regret not just keeping it now.

Eeesh... thanks for the warning. I did see a lot of variance in the final sale prices when I looked through the auctions that had already ended. Some recent ones went for $700, but other were closer to $600. Fingers crossed.

hmblm1245

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Just a heads up, I sold my almost new MSI 6990 on eBay about a week ago the same way you are (no reserve, starts at .99) and it ended up only going for ~$560 and I only had about $500 after shipping, eBay, and PayPal fees.
I regret not just keeping it now.

I feel for you. So the buyer did end up paying. too bad Sad

ZombieDeity

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I'm selling two Sapphire Radeon HD 6990's. These cards are amazing at mining and I wish I didn't have to give them up. I got consistent hash rates of 744 MH/s each, using CGMiner. Below, are the eBay links. The bidding started at $0.99 each and there is no reserve. Six and a half days left (as of this writing). Check them out.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/170701175886

http://www.ebay.com/itm/170701176166

If you're interested I can tell you the CGMiner parameters and which drivers I used, etc. to give the best stability and hashrate conditions. I kept them air-conditioned for cooling.

Please feel free to ask me anything you want to know about them.
Merry mining! Cheesy

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