Place that I can sell my MBA for real cheap?

There's a Marketplace section on site here..

You need 250 posts and have to be registered 180 days to use it for selling or buying. One can read them here: http://guides.macrumors.com/Help:Marketplace_Rules#Rules_for_Sellers

Btw, why sell cheap, if you can get a good price? It might come off as scam you know, especially at Craigslist. But maybe that is what you're after?

spinnerlys said:

You need 250 posts and have to be registered 180 days to use it for selling or buying. One can read them here: http://guides.macrumors.com/Help:Marketplace_Rules#Rules_for_Sellers

Btw, why sell cheap, if you can get a good price? It might come off as scam you know, especially at Craigslist. But maybe that is what you're after?

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I think he/she meant sell it for a cheap fee (like eBay is expensive). Not that he wants to sell the MBA for cheap.

Scottsdale said:

I think he/she meant sell it for a cheap fee (like eBay is expensive). Not that he wants to sell the MBA for cheap.

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Ahh, can't read that good between the lines. Thanks.

You can sell on amazon too.
They will charge you a fee but is not bad, plus no paypal fee. Mine is for sale too, on Amazon and craigslist. So far nothing. I'll wait one more week after that ebay.
The 2.13 with ssd sells on ebay around $1300
Here is the link to the amazon page

Mine is the second one seller: Alessandro.
The frist one is a rev. a 1.6ghz (I don't know why he posted it in the 2.13Ghz SSD section), good luck selling that one!

mpsruo said:

Yup, mine is a 1.6 Rev A too : ) But I'm selling it for mad cheap (<$500) thx for the advice. Why? Because on ebay, I can fetch about $600-700 if I'm lucky. Chances are, it'll be on the low end, ebay fee takes a portion of that and the work to ebay it right isn't worth my time

EDIT: Nevermind! Put it up on craigslist and already got 3 emails. Guess the price IS good. Thx for advice guys!

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The original MBA is overpaid for by the majority of those buying them on Craig's List and eBay. The thing is people don't look and understand the specs other than drive size. Someone could use a rev 2,1 MBA in the Apple Store and think it's magic then go buy a rev A 1.6 GHz with 80 GB HDD and think the drive is the only difference. The educated buyer wins and the uneducated buyer loses... the original MBA seller wins when he/she gets an uneducated buyer. I have seen rev B with 1.6 and SSD go for $600, and I have seen rev A with HDD and 1.6 go for $1000+ including an SD.