$500 stolen iPod only worth $100?

[MacAztec]

I believe eBay is full of a bunch of people that pay more for something than its worth, as well. I think a far better method to examine demand is to look at a non-auction style environment. Auctions can cause people to pay much more than what an item is really worth.

As for the battery recall, maybe the person was referring to the $99 battery repair program.

I really don't think that is what eBay is. I think its a place where products are sold for what they are actually worth. Example: Pioneer 7600MP (Car CD player). It can be bought for $180 on eBay brand new. Retail is 299.

 

[Dr. Dastardly]

The title of this thread made me think that you stole a $500 iPod and could only sell it for $100 on the street.

 

[iJon]

Man, your iPod got stolen, you got a new one and your new one you got was in the hand of a thief for a couple of months. Sounds like you need a lesson on keeping track of your iPod. As for a recall, everyone is right, there isn't one. If he got his battery replaced it was because it was under warranty. Other than that he would have to pay $100 out of warranty. Sell it on eBay, sell it here, doesn't really matter. I have sold many things on this site and all went well, but I also have some credibility cause I've been here a long time. I'm sure if you use PayPal someone will take it off your hands.

iJon