Offering this CPU on ebay now. $499 Buy It Now or make a bid. Several pictures, and a closeup of the seal still intact. Below is the URL for the auction.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=271130816234
Topic: WTS i7 3930K unopened in box (Read 928 times)
Reasons why I don't like offering first
1) I offer too little. *no response, I recheck over and over waiting, still no response.
User never responds ever again, Ignore mode. I lose 30 mins of my time, from rechecking the status over and over, and user could of let me known, and save me my time. (Which I don't get, why not bargain with me, and offer a higher rate? Why is everyone so scared of doing this?)
2) I offer too much. *You jump at it immediately, I am like fuuuu
And out a bit.
3) I offer just right. *happens rarely.
This happens in real life a lot, Craigslist, etc, well at least to me.
Now since I made my point across
You start with the first offer
1) I offer too little. *no response, I recheck over and over waiting, still no response.
User never responds ever again, Ignore mode. I lose 30 mins of my time, from rechecking the status over and over, and user could of let me known, and save me my time. (Which I don't get, why not bargain with me, and offer a higher rate? Why is everyone so scared of doing this?)
2) I offer too much. *You jump at it immediately, I am like fuuuu
And out a bit.3) I offer just right. *happens rarely.
This happens in real life a lot, Craigslist, etc, well at least to me.
Now since I made my point across
You start with the first offer
That's why I always believe the seller should offer first. It is his item, and he already has some idea of what he is looking for. If you watch the pawn shop shows on TV they will never make the first offer. They always make the seller offer first. I've figured it's pretty much for the same reasons you listed.
(Sorry, not meaning to hijack the thread with this, just a pet peeve of mine lol. So consider this a free bump of your thread!
Plus, I never want to insult the seller by offering way too low.)Reasons why I don't like offering first
1) I offer too little. *no response, I recheck over and over waiting, still no response.
User never responds ever again, Ignore mode. I lose 30 mins of my time, from rechecking the status over and over, and user could of let me known, and save me my time. (Which I don't get, why not bargain with me, and offer a higher rate? Why is everyone so scared of doing this?)
2) I offer too much. *You jump at it immediately, I am like fuuuu And out a bit.
3) I offer just right. *happens rarely.
This happens in real life a lot, Craigslist, etc, well at least to me.
Now since I made my point across
You start with the first offer
1) I offer too little. *no response, I recheck over and over waiting, still no response.
User never responds ever again, Ignore mode. I lose 30 mins of my time, from rechecking the status over and over, and user could of let me known, and save me my time. (Which I don't get, why not bargain with me, and offer a higher rate? Why is everyone so scared of doing this?)
2) I offer too much. *You jump at it immediately, I am like fuuuu
And out a bit.3) I offer just right. *happens rarely.
This happens in real life a lot, Craigslist, etc, well at least to me.
Now since I made my point across
You start with the first offer
I'd say $500 shipped, in whatever that value would happen to be in BTC on the day of the transaction.
Reasons why I don't like offering first
1) I offer too little. *no response, I recheck over and over waiting, still no response.
User never responds ever again, Ignore mode. I lose 30 mins of my time, from rechecking the status over and over, and user could of let me known, and save me my time. (Which I don't get, why not bargain with me, and offer a higher rate? Why is everyone so scared of doing this?)
2) I offer too much. *You jump at it immediately, I am like fuuuu And out a bit.
3) I offer just right. *happens rarely.
This happens in real life a lot, Craigslist, etc, well at least to me.
Now since I made my point across
You start with the first offer
1) I offer too little. *no response, I recheck over and over waiting, still no response.
User never responds ever again, Ignore mode. I lose 30 mins of my time, from rechecking the status over and over, and user could of let me known, and save me my time. (Which I don't get, why not bargain with me, and offer a higher rate? Why is everyone so scared of doing this?)
2) I offer too much. *You jump at it immediately, I am like fuuuu
And out a bit.3) I offer just right. *happens rarely.
This happens in real life a lot, Craigslist, etc, well at least to me.
Now since I made my point across
You start with the first offer
As the topic says. It was a replacement sent by Intel via RMA, but I couldn't wait and ordered another and had it sent overnight. Make a reasonable offer.
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