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sold my iMac Pro on eBay a while back and it went fine - took about 3 weeks but got within 5% of asking. a few things that made the difference: required signature confirmation on delivery, only shipped to buyers with 10+ feedback, and shot a short video of it booting before I boxed it up (with serial number visible on screen). had two "item not as described" attempts afterward - eBay sided with me both times because of that documentation.

for something at M3 Ultra prices I'd do all of that plus include the serial number photo directly in your listing. the serious buyers will notice; the scammers won't bother.
 
I really need a Mac studio M 3 Ultra with 512 gb ram while I am in Sweden. Have checked with ebay many times but so many scammers.
 
I have a mac min m4 pro 64 and a mac m5 max 128gb with me now. Would like to upgrade my macmini to Mac Studio.
 
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