headon raged 3 years ago ——
1. If you are listing a computer, LIST THE FUCKING SPECS! No one knows how powerful or how good of a deal your computer is until you do. Don't say "Dell laptop $250" and expect us to know what the fuck it is, or if it even works.
2. Stop selling your 2003 Pentium 4 computers for $300. You are not fooling anyone. They are worth a fraction of that, at best.
3. Don't sell something used at 90% retail value. No one is going to buy it because they would rather have a new item that has a warranty and they can return it if it's broken. (Which it often is by sneaky Craigslisters)
4. Don't say new unless you haven't opened the fucking box. If you opened the box, it's not new. It's called "open box". It means that someone touched it and if you don't like the fact that it deteriorates the value of the product then you aren't mature enough to sell anything. And more importantly, don't say it's new and then say "it was only used once" or worse yet post pictures of the item in the opened box.
5. For the assholes selling inkjet printers: If it doesn't come with ink, it's worthless. In fact, it may have negative worth and it's best you pay someone to take it off your hands. Ink costs for inkjet printers are more than a new one a good 4 out of 5 times.
-Headon Alpha Co.