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Unfortunately I agree with everyone else and I was immediately wary when it asked me for my amazon credentials. There must be a better way to get this informati
by izzydata 12y ago
Unfortunately I agree with everyone else and I was immediately wary when it asked me for my amazon credentials. There must be a better way to get this information.
Also these prices make no sense for when I search items directly. How can a flawless Nexus 7 2013 be worth only $70? Where can I buy them all?
- slig 12y ago> How can a flawless Nexus 7 2013 be worth only $70? Where can I buy them all? It's worth $70 to them. They are buying to resell, and they can pay a lower price for the convenience of getting the item from your house and paying you instantly. One can always sell it on eBay/craigslist and get a bigger price, but you'll have to deal with buyers, scammers, shipping, etc. It boils down to how much your time is worth and/or how fast you need the money.
- StephanKletzl 12y agoPricing is definitely one of our challenges. We are currently paying prices of around 80% of what we think is a fair amazon market value, while giving the user a hassle-free sales experience. (Our prices are not manually entered but automatically calculated [e.g. based on price on Amazon, prices on other recommerce sites, ...]) This (almost) always leads to prices that are higher than Gazelle's or NextWorth's while also offering the convenience of getting paid within 24 hours. (in SF)