Best place to sell an iMac?

[prosty41]

I'm looking to sell my 2013 iMac. Barely used. I only want to sell it cause I'm more in need of a laptop. I'm find that the standard "buy" sites just want to rip me off. The machine is in like band new condition. Aside from local classifieds are there any decent ways/sites to sell my machine to a private party?

-27 inch screen
-2.9ghz quad-core Intel i5 turbo boost to 3.6
-24 gigs of ram
-1tb fusion drive
-Nivisia GeForce Gtx 660m 512mb gddr5

 

[jfriedman8]

I've sold my iMac on eBay and did not have any issues.

 

[ZipZap]

Would not sell it here.

 

[GatorGhost]

I'm looking to sell my 2013 iMac. Barely used. I only want to sell it cause I'm more in need of a laptop. I'm find that the standard "buy" sites just want to rip me off. The machine is in like band new condition. Aside from local classifieds are there any decent ways/sites to sell my machine to a private party?

-27 inch screen
-2.9ghz quad-core Intel i5 turbo boost to 3.6
-24 gigs of ram
-1tb fusion drive
-Nivisia GeForce Gtx 660m 512mb gddr5

I bet you can do just fine on Criag's list, if your equipment is as advertised! More so, and not have to ship it for evaluation and then payment later.

 

[ardchoille50]

Another vote for Craig's List, I've sold some Apple products there and they're always sold within 12 hours.

 

[colodane]

Yes, Craig's list has always worked best for me. Take the usual precautions - meet in public space, cash only - and you will be fine. Very nice not to need to worry about shipping.

By the way, the "buy my Mac" sites are not ripping you off. They have a large overhead and cost of doing business, receive a lot of junk, and need to make a reasonable profit. It similar to the "dealer trade in" value on a used car vs. what you get by selling it directly to a new owner. Much easier, of course, to trade it in. But a little work will get you lots of extra $$$. I sell my old cars via Craig's list also.