Selling laptops

[antcol_8037]

I was just curious with anyone who has sold laptops here on eBay. I have upwards of 300 various laptops. Is it better to sell them as a single bulk lot with various models or should I break them up per their manufacture so one listing be Novo, another listing, BHP another B deal and so on or would it be best to just take all of those and put them in one post. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time

[hartungcards]

OK, go ahead and list them here and wait till the cash rolls in.  A few days later, wait for the return requests to roll in.

[ckimodog]

@antcol_8037 

Electronics are high scam items on eBay.  I would reconsider selling them here on eBay.  Perhaps you can sell them to a local school district or local business in need of laptops/computers.  Just my thoughts. 

Happy Selling!

[maxine*j]

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@antcol_8037 wrote:

so theft is what this would bring to the attention of eBay. Well they’re not stolen. I can assure you that. How did I acquire? So many laptops you ask I have an electronic recycling company here in Omaha. None of them have hard rides I’m asking people that have sold laptops on eBay in bulkif you have not sold laptops in bulk, please don’t respond to the post 

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It's a public forum.  I will respond to any post to which I care to respond.  The advice I gave to you was appropriate.  Take it or leave it.

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[hartungcards]

OK, good luck with that.  Sounds like you know what you're doing.

[maxine*j]

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@antcol_8037 wrote:

if you put in the post for parts or not working, how could they return them when the description is very detailed with several photos of exactly what I have. You’re wasting both of our time dude just stop you really get a rise out of this. Seriously invest your time elsewhere so you can get out of your mom‘s basement. 

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eBay's MBG is ironclad and automated.  Buyer files INAD.  Buyer gets refund.  Period.  And, if you fight it, buyer will get to keep the item as well.  Listen to the voices of experience, or don't.

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[hartungcards]

You left out the part where the buyer removes the parts they need, and then gets a refund.

[maxine*j]

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@hartungcards wrote:

You left out the part where the buyer removes the parts they need, and then gets a refund.

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You're right.  I did leave that out.  Thanks for the catch!

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[hartungcards]

I can't take credit for that one, mom came down to the basement and mentioned that.

[bonjourami]

LOL!!! Think theres some kind of lunar madness going on on the boards lately.

[maxine*j]

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@bonjourami wrote:

LOL!!! Think theres some kind of lunar madness going on on the boards lately.

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Amateurs with attitude and anger abound.

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[soh.maryl]

Perhaps you have missed one concept of the eBay Boards and that's the one that says that anyone can reply to any post they feel like answering.  We do not need the permission or consent of the OP. 

[bonjourami]

LOL..on overdrive!

[soh.maryl]

Did you miss the part where you should not respond unless you have sold laptops on eBay in bulk? 

[maxine*j]

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@soh.maryl wrote:

Did you miss the part where you should not respond unless you have sold laptops on eBay in bulk? 

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Just made me want to post and post and post.  😈

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[pickapaper]

antcol_8037: since you are not getting responses from anyone on this board who has sold bulk laptops, you might go to completed eBay listings for sold laptop lots as it appears there are quite a few.   Then contact those sellers by "asking the seller a question" about the best way to sell your laptops.  I doubt that any of them will answer (since you would be competition) but at least you would be in touch with those people who have sold laptops in bulk, which is what you have indicated you want.